Mayor Matt Dukes | City of Midwest website
Mayor Matt Dukes | City of Midwest website
Tree limbs, tree trunks and brush can really be a pain after a storm. The most recent storms that rolled through MWC left a lot of vegetative debris in places it shouldn't be.
Because it was not a declared event, citywide curbside pickup cannot happen at this time. Here's what you can do with your vegetative debris:
Take Vegetative debris to the Midwest City Compost Facility (7420 NE 36th st.)
- Open EXTENDED HOURS: 8am-6pm | Mon. - Sat. | June 20 - July 1
- Woody material does not exceed 8' length or 20" diameter
- Use paper yard waste bags for any bagged materials
- MWC Residents ONLY: Utility bill and current DL required for proof of residency
- Vegetative debris can be set at the curb for quarterly bulk pickup (keep it separate from other waste)
- Keep tree limbs, leaves, and other vegetative debris separate from household trash or fencing materials
- Typical bulk waste restrictions apply
- Leave at least 5' of space on both sides of the debris pile
- Don't place it near obstacles such as mailboxes, electric boxes, or gas meters
- Don't place debris under trees or powerlines
- Make sure there are no vehicles parked in front of debris
- Construction materials (concrete, bricks, roofing material, etc) are not accepted as part of quarterly bulk waste pickups
- Request a special bulk waste pickup by calling Public Works at (405) 739-1066
- Current fee for special pickups is $55 per 0.5 hour
- Woody material does not exceed 8' length or 20" diameter
- Use paper yard waste bags for any bagged materials
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