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Printable guide · for tenants, landlords and property managersGetting rid of bulky items in Lee County, NC
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In rural Lee County, decal holders can leave mattresses as bulky trash at a staffed Convenience Center.[1]
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Pickup schedule: 6 staffed Convenience Centers; closed Sunday (source: Lee County: Garbage and Trash Disposal Information, verified Oct 23, 2026).
The rules
- Mattresses, furniture and other bulky items are taken as residential trash at the staffed Convenience Centers.[1]
- The centers are for unincorporated Lee County residents; City of Sanford and Town of Broadway residents can't use them.[1]
- You need a current Solid Waste Decal; without one you will not be permitted to use the centers.[2]
- Decals come to residences that pay the Solid Waste Fee on the tax bill; each residence gets 2 decals free of charge.[2]
Hazardous items
Paint, batteries, propane, electronics and chemicals don't go in the trash. See getridmap.com/hazardous/.
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Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026)
- Lee County Solid Waste Division: https://leecountync.gov/departments/solid_waste/garbage_and_trash_disposal_information.php
- Lee County Solid Waste Division: https://leecountync.gov/departments/solid_waste/decal_information.php
- Lee County Solid Waste Division: https://leecountync.gov/departments/solid_waste/faqs.php