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Neighborhood Clean Up Program

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As areas in the city mature, neighborhoods require concentrated revitalization efforts in order to maintain a strong Scottsdale community.

Through Scottsdale's Neighborhood Revitalization Program, we are committed to helping maintain the vitality of our original community by focusing on aesthetic improvements and promoting well-maintained and safe neighborhoods.

As part of this program, the city is providing two FREE services under the Neighborhood Clean up Program to residents/volunteers who organize neighborhood clean up efforts.

Scottsdale Tool Lending Center (TLC) Program:

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A trailer loaded with landscape tools is available for loan to assist Scottsdale residents and community volunteer groups with removing accumulated debris in their neighborhood. (minimum of 5 organized households or volunteer groups)

Program Requirements:

  • Project must be organized by a designated project coordinator
  • Minimum of 5 households involved in a project, or a group with a minimum of 5 volunteers
  • Secure project date and provide at least 2 weeks advance written notification to participants - Program Success Tips (pdf/62kb/2pp)
  • Property must be within the City of Scottsdale
  • Tool trailer to be used for residential clean-up projects only within the City of Scottsdale
  • Each designated project coordinator must assume responsibility for the following:
    • Completion of Scottsdale TLC Program Application (pdf/71kb/2pp),
      including a list of participating homeowners/volunteers - Participant List Form (pdf/44kb/1p)  * Application is the same for both programs.
    • Signing the Hold Harmless Agreement (pdf/96kb/1p) coordinator signature only
    • Ensuring the Waivers (pdf/42kb/1p) are signed by all participants using equipment
    • Completed Application, Participant List, Hold Harmless and Waiver forms must all be on file with the city before equipment will be deployed!
    • Distribution of the tools
    • Ensuring that all equipment is safely operated
    • Retrieval of the tools
    • Properly securing the trailer and its contents by scheduled pick-up date
    • Return trailer keys at the time of pickup or to Neighborhood Services, 7506 E. Indian School Road, the next business day
    • Ensuring that all city solid waste containers do not become overloaded or contaminated with prohibited materials (see disposal requirements)
    • Reading over and adhering to all Program Guidelines (pdf/114kb)
  • Use by professionals or for personal gain or profit is prohibited

Scottsdale Roll-off Program:

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A 30-yard roll-off (refuse bin) is available to assist Scottsdale residents with accumulated debris in their neighborhood. (minimum of 5 organized households)


Program Requirements:

  • Clean ups must be organized by a neighborhood leader or designated project coordinator
  • Minimum of 5 households for one street or a project that impacts the entire neighborhood (i.e. common areas, alleys, streets)
  • Secure project date and provide at least 2 weeks advance written notification to participants - Program Success Tips (pdf/62kb/2pp)
  • Participants must be a Scottsdale solid waste residential customer
  • Refuse bin to be used for residential clean up projects only
  • One refuse bin per clean up project
  • Neighborhood leader or designated project coordinator must assume responsibility for the following:
  • Refuse bin will be delivered by 5 p.m. the Friday prior to the weekend of the neighborhood clean-up project and picked up the following Monday in the morning
  • Bin drop-off location must be clean from dirt and debris before and after clean-up effort
  • Qualified addresses may receive a roll-off once within a six month period

Disposal Requirements

Acceptable Materials:

  • Bagged or boxed trash
  • Mattresses/box springs
  • Toys/swing sets/ misc. junk
  • Unusable furniture
  • Un-repairable items (bicycles, BBQ grills, etc)
  • Bagged grass, leaves, plant trimmings
  • Tree branches, cactus, etc

Materials/Uses NOT Accepted:

  • Aerosol Cans
  • Antifreeze
  • Construction project debris
  • Dirt, rock, concrete
  • Gasoline
  • Hazardous/medical waste
  • Paint/paint-related materials
  • Pesticides
  • Pool chemicals
  • Pressurized tanks (i.e. propane/oxygen/helium)
  • Tires
  • Transmission fluid/Engine oil
  • Use by hired professionals (i.e. contactors, landscapers, etc. may NOT use refuse container)
  • Overfill of container

**Disposal requirements apply to all roll-offs, dumpsters and waste receptacles within the City of Scottsdale.

 

For more information or to register for either or both of the FREE services:

Please Note: If you live in an organized homeowners association (HOA) and are planning a clean-up effort within a common area, you must obtain approval from your HOA before commencing your project. Also, clean-ups on easements, rights-of-way and protected natural area open spaces (NAOS) require prior city approval.

**Reserve dates for service are on a first-come, first-served basis.

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