Roll Off Dumpster Rental in Baltimore, MD

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Right-of-way permits are rarely required in The City of Baltimore as long as your dumpster can be placed in your driveway or on your property. If you have a larger dumpster delivered that will block public roads, alleys, or sidewalks, you will need to obtain a permit. Also, there are some HOAs that will require a permit regardless of where your dumpster is placed, so check your neighborhood covenants.

For the most up-to-date information, please contact the Department of Transportation, Right-of-Way Permits Section at 410-396-4508. There is an application online you can print out and complete:

• Baltimore Permit Application
• Baltimore Right of Way Permit

Household hazardous materials is harmful to the landfill. Please do not put the following items in your dumpster: 

• Freon
• Motor oil
• Gasoline
• Large appliances
• Electronics
• Batteries
• Household chemicals 

These materials are toxic to humans and the environment. For a comprehensive list, please visit the website below:

• Baltimore Accepted Materials

Baltimore County residents are fortunate to have three facilities where they can take residential trash and recycling services. This phone number works for all three landfills: 410-887-2000. For some types of materials, a refuse disposal authorization is required for free disposal. Without this authorization, the fee is $100 per ton of waste.

• If you have other questions about hazardous waste, please call Household Hazardous Waste Collection, Northwest Convenience Center at 410-396-4511. 
• The Eastern Sanitary Landfill Solid Waste Management Facility. This facility accepts motor oil and antifreeze, gasoline, mercury products, fluorescent light bulbs (limit 10 per visit), and rechargeable batteries.
• Central Acceptance Facility is located at 201 West Warren Road, Cockeysville, MD. This facility will take up to 20 gallons of paint, household chemicals, cooking oil, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, products containing mercury, fluorescent light bulbs, and rechargeable batteries.
• You can also contact the Western Acceptance Facility