Owasso Sets Sept. 19 Landfill Day, Sept. 26 Recycling Event
The Oklahoma city will offer two September disposal programs, including a resident-only Free Landfill Day and a separate collection event accepting tires, electronics, batteries, cardboard, medications and other household materials.
Published September 8, 2026
Key Points
- Owasso's Free Landfill Day will run September 19 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is limited to eligible city residents.
- Participants in Free Landfill Day must present a current city utility bill and government-issued identification showing an Owasso address.
- A separate Household Collection and Recycling Event will run September 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Tulsa Tech–Owasso Campus and is open regardless of residency.
- The September 26 event will accept up to 10 tires, batteries, electronics, small appliances under 50 pounds and several other household materials; fees apply to certain monitors and televisions.
- Paper shredding will be limited to four file boxes per vehicle.
MONTREAL (RecyclingMonster): The City of Owasso, Oklahoma, will hold two community cleanup and recycling events in September, providing separate opportunities to dispose of unwanted household items and drop off selected recyclable materials.
Free Landfill Day Set for September 19
The first event, Free Landfill Day, is scheduled for September 19 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Waste Management-Quarry Landfill on East 46th Street North.
The service is limited to eligible Owasso residents. Participants must show a current city utility bill and government-issued identification displaying an Owasso address.
Tires, hazardous materials, liquids and appliances containing Freon will not be accepted during Free Landfill Day.
September 26 Recycling Event Open Regardless of Residency
A second event will take place September 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Tulsa Tech–Owasso Campus. Unlike Free Landfill Day, the Household Collection and Recycling Event is open to participants regardless of where they live.
Participants can bring up to 10 tires, automotive and household batteries, computers, printers, electronics and small appliances weighing less than 50 pounds. Fees will apply to certain monitors and televisions.
The event will also accept plastic and paper grocery bags, flattened cardboard, fire extinguishers, medications and properly contained sharps.
Paper shredding will be available for up to four file boxes per vehicle.
Officials said the collection will also accept pistol, rifle and shotgun ammunition.