Fees and billing
Rate changes, new charges and billing rules for household collection, as adopted by the city or the contract.
Benbrook trash rate drops to $16.60 with Best Trash in 2027
Best Trash replaces Republic Services on January 1, 2027, at $16.60 a month; bags stay and collection days are redrawn.
Fort Worth garbage rates rise to $16.50–$30.90 a month
Fort Worth's new monthly garbage rates run from $16.50 for a 32-gallon cart to $30.90 for a 96-gallon cart.
Waco trash rate rises to $22.34 a month from October 1
Base pickup now costs $22.34 a month, grass and leaves go in the gray cart, and some routes change October 5.
Shelby County garbage rates rise October 1 for WM customers
Shelby County, Alabama garbage rates go up 4.7% on October 1; the basic weekly cart goes to $26.05 a month.
Glendora trash rate increase 2026 and a 3-container rule
Glendora homes pay 5% more from July 1, 2026; businesses and apartments get a $23.05 yearly fee and three containers.
Falls Church Raises Trash Cart Fees 4% for FY2027
Falls Church's FY2027 budget raises trash cart fees 4%, billed on residents' November real estate tax bill.
Phoenix solid waste rate increase: three steps from July 2026
Phoenix's monthly solid waste rate rose $5 to $42.32 on July 1, 2026, the first of three council-approved increases.
Collection fees change through a council vote, a contract renewal or a new billing rule, and the notice usually arrives on the bill. The stories here report the adopted rate, the date it takes effect and who it applies to, from the city or hauler’s own release. A figure that has not been re-checked against the official page is not repeated here.
Where to start
The standing charges we have checked sit on the city editions: Saint Paul lists its 2026 quarterly garbage rates and the recycling charge on the property-tax statement, Middlebury charges bulky loads by weight at the transfer station, and Atlanta notes the rate-study ordinance of August 2026 without inventing a bill from it. The company listing for each collector names the office that bills and answers questions, and States & Cities opens the rest.