Sherwood Park Garbage Dump Hours, Collection Schedule and Disposal Guide
Use this local guide to find your Sherwood Park garbage collection day, decide whether the black or green cart goes out this week, check Broadview Enviroservice Station hours and fees, route yard waste to Clover Crossing, prepare large items and fix a missed or stickered collection.
Quick Answer: Sherwood Park Garbage Collection and Dump
Sherwood Park curbside collection is managed by Strathcona County. Recycling goes out every week in clear blue bags. The black waste cart and green organics cart normally alternate, so use the official address calendar to identify the correct cart. Put everything out by 7:30 a.m.
Fixed weekday
Your weekday normally stays the same. Christmas Day and New Year’s Day are the main calendar exceptions to watch.
Clear blue bags
Recycling is collected weekly, although it may be picked up at a different time than the cart.
Broadview Station
The facility commonly called the Sherwood Park garbage dump is at 101 Broadview Road.
Yard waste moved
Brush, leaves and grass now go to Clover Crossing Yard Services—not Broadview.
Broadview has separate recycling, reuse and staffed Enviroservice areas. Yard waste has a different site, and renovation debris or very large loads may require a regional landfill or transfer station.
Sherwood Park Garbage Collection Schedule
The correct Sherwood Park garbage collection schedule has two parts: a fixed collection weekday and a rotating cart. Recycling is the weekly constant.
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I know my weekday
Open the current calendar and check whether the black or green cart appears with this week’s recycling.
I keep missing the rotation
Install the Green Routine app or register for a reminder through the official schedule tool.
Do not assume a delay
The schedule normally stays fixed through statutory holidays. Verify Christmas Day and New Year’s Day changes separately.
Shared-bin buildings, commercial properties and some complexes may use private collection or building-specific instructions. Follow the property manager’s schedule if County roll-out carts are not assigned to your unit.
Sherwood Park Collection Map: Use It for Zone Context
Strathcona County publishes a neighbourhood map showing Monday through Friday collection zones. Use it to understand the general route, but use the official address calendar for the final answer—especially near a zone boundary.
Neighbourhood orientation
Use it when moving between neighbourhoods, helping a relative or checking whether nearby streets fall on different collection days.
A boundary property
Do not copy a neighbour’s day across a main road, new subdivision boundary or map colour change. Check the exact address.
Collection Morning Checklist: Avoid a Missed or Stickered Cart
Automated collection needs space, correct orientation and a closed lid. Complete these checks before 7:30 a.m.
Five cart-position rules
- Leave one metre of open space on every side and above the cart.
- Keep one metre between the cart and blue bags, vehicles, mailboxes and fences.
- Place the cart front toward the street as indicated by its arrows.
- At a curb, place the wheels in the gutter between the curb and road.
- Keep the cart stable and accessible, not behind a snowbank or construction material.
Why collectors leave an “oops” sticker
- The wrong cart was placed out for that week.
- The lid could not close because the cart was overfilled.
- Waste, recycling or organics was incorrectly sorted.
- Recycling was packaged incorrectly.
- The cart was too close to an object or another cart.
- Unacceptable material was visible in the cart or bag.
Move carts off the road
During street maintenance, place the cart about 30 cm from the driveway end. Do not leave it on the road, sidewalk or gutter.
Leave it when moving
County carts are tied to the property by serial number. Do not take, paint or permanently alter them.
Request normal-use repair
Call Utilities for a cart that cracks or breaks through normal use. Improper-use damage may result in a fee.
Sherwood Park Dump Hours: Broadview Has Three Different Service Areas
Residents searching for Sherwood Park dump hours usually mean Broadview Enviroservice Station at 101 Broadview Road. Check the service area first; one gate may be open while the building you need is closed.
- Summer, mid-April to mid-October: Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sat–Sun 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Winter, mid-October to mid-April: Thu 9 a.m.–8 p.m.; all other days 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Normally open on statutory holidays using that day’s hours.
- Closed during the Christmas-holiday closure.
- Monday–Wednesday: Closed.
- Thursday: 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Friday–Sunday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Statutory holidays: Closed.
- Monday: Closed.
- Tuesday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. in summer; closed in winter.
- Wednesday–Sunday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. year-round.
- Closed for most statutory holidays.
Check the County page before loading electronics, paint, oil, furniture, mattresses or hazardous products. Holiday and construction access can affect the site.
What Can You Take to Broadview Enviroservice Station?
Broadview is the correct Sherwood Park garbage-disposal route for many household items that should not enter a curbside cart. The exact unloading area depends on the item.
Sorted recycling
- Common household recycling.
- Glass bottles and jars with lids removed.
- Large white packing Styrofoam.
- Passenger tires with rims removed.
- Small metal, textiles and shoes.
- Cork, empty gift cards and PakTech carriers.
Special household material
- Paint and related household products.
- Motor oil and antifreeze.
- Batteries and fluorescent tubes.
- Electronics and corded devices.
- Appliances and household metal.
- Household hazardous waste and small propane tanks.
HodgePodge Lodge
- Usable craft and repurposing supplies.
- Working items that are difficult to donate elsewhere.
- Small reusable household material accepted by staff.
- Free items residents can take for reuse.
Use another approved route
- Commercial hazardous waste.
- Biomedical or radioactive waste.
- Fireworks, explosives or ammunition.
- Oxygen and acetylene tanks.
- Expired medication—return it to a pharmacy.
- Agricultural chemical containers—use Cleanfarms guidance.
Before loading hazardous products
- Keep products in the original container where possible.
- Clearly label anything no longer in its original container.
- Do not mix chemicals together.
- Secure containers upright in a ventilated vehicle area.
- Ask Utilities before transporting an unknown or damaged container.
Facility access and curbside subscription are separate. Item limits, fees and residency requirements may still apply.
Broadview Extra-Waste Fees and Payment Methods
Approved recycling and hazardous-waste categories may be free, while extra household garbage, furniture and mattresses have disposal charges. Staff make the final classification.
The County currently lists cash, debit, Mastercard, Visa and American Express. A cash receipt is available on request.
Staff can reject prohibited, unsafe, commercial or incorrectly prepared material even when a fee category appears similar.
Sherwood Park Yard Waste Now Goes to Clover Crossing
Do not take leaves, grass or ordinary brush to Broadview. Strathcona County moved yard-waste drop-off to Clover Crossing Yard Services, 53221 Range Road 231.
- Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Saturday–Sunday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Fall, mid-October to mid-November: daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Spring, mid-March to mid-April: daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday: closed.
Brush and yard waste
- Branches under 15 cm / 6 inches in diameter.
- Branches no longer than 1.8 m / 6 feet.
- Brush, bushes and garden trimmings.
- Grass clippings, leaves and plants.
- Material prepared for safe chipping and handling.
Keep chipper hazards out
- Stumps, logs, roots or sod.
- Diseased wood or regulated noxious weeds.
- Fencing, lumber or landscape ties.
- Rocks, brick, gravel or soil.
- Plastic bags and non-plant material.
Clover Crossing may offer unscreened mulch, firewood and seasonal compost on a first-come basis. Residents load and transport material at their own risk.
Sherwood Park Garbage Disposal Helper: Choose the Right Route
Use this quick helper before loading your vehicle. It gives a likely route, but the County Waste Wizard and facility staff remain the final authority.
What are you disposing of?
Prevent a rejected load
- Confirm the exact facility and service-area hours.
- Separate recycling, reuse, yard waste and paid garbage.
- Keep hazardous products upright and labelled.
- Measure trailers, branches and oversized items.
- Secure the load with straps or a tarp.
- Bring an accepted payment method for paid items.
- Call 780-449-5514 when the item is unusual or unclear.
Soil, lumber, concrete, brick and similar material may require a regional landfill, aggregate recycler or private transfer facility. Do not assume Broadview will accept a renovation load.
Sherwood Park Large-Item Collection Dates for Fall 2026
Eligible Strathcona County collection customers may place up to two accepted items at the curb during the Sherwood Park large-item week. The date follows the home’s regular collection weekday.
Each item must fit the limit
- Less than 1.8 m × 0.9 m / 6 ft × 3 ft.
- Less than 90 kg / 200 lb.
- Prepared so one crew can safely identify and collect it.
- Empty refrigerators and freezers before set-out.
Prevent accidental or missed collection
- Back-alley homes must place large items at the front.
- Label outdoor-looking items such as bikes, nets or rain barrels.
- Move items you want to keep away from the collection area.
- Remove barbecue propane tanks.
- Expect different trucks to collect different items.
Do not use a rural-area date for a Sherwood Park address. Confirm the correct map and weekday before setting anything out.
Missed Sherwood Park Garbage Collection: What to Do
Collection can occur anytime between 7:30 a.m. and 9 p.m., and recycling may arrive separately. Do not report recycling as missed while the collection window is still open.
Properly prepared but not collected
- Wait until after 9 p.m. on the scheduled collection day.
- Call Utilities at 780-449-5514 and leave your name, phone number and address.
- Place the missed material outside by 7:30 a.m. the next weekday.
- Alternatively, call the next business day between 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m.
- Leave the material available after reporting.
Correct the problem first
- Read the sticker’s specific reason.
- Remove contamination or an unacceptable item.
- Repackage recycling correctly.
- Reduce an overfilled cart so the lid closes.
- Set out the correct cart on its next scheduled week.
- Do not expect a special return for incorrectly prepared material.
Missed carts are not collected on weekends. Newly constructed neighbourhoods should still report blocked-road collection by 10 a.m. the next business day.
What Is Dumping Garbage Illegally in Sherwood Park?
Illegal dumping means leaving garbage, furniture, appliances, construction material or other waste on a road, ditch, trail, public land, private property or outside a facility when that location is not legally authorized to receive it.
Leaving items after closing
Do not leave waste outside Broadview, Clover Crossing, a recycling station or the HodgePodge Lodge when the correct service is closed.
Roadside or ditch dumping
Do not unload bags, mattresses, appliances, brush or renovation waste on a road allowance, trail or empty property.
Burning household garbage
Strathcona County prohibits burning household garbage such as plastics and food waste. Illegal garbage fires can result in fines.
Enforcement Services
For illegal dumping concerns, Strathcona County identifies Enforcement Services at 780-449-0170. Record the location and useful observations without touching the material.
Use County Connect
For garbage or debris on roads and ditches, use the County’s service-request form. Transportation questions can be directed to 780-417-7100.
Keep people away. Do not open, move or smell an unknown container. Call 9-1-1 when there is an immediate threat to people, property or the environment.
New Sherwood Park Resident Setup Checklist
Complete these steps once after moving so the first collection morning does not become a missed-cart or wrong-site problem.
Set up the collection routine
- Confirm whether County curbside service applies to the property.
- Enter the exact address in the collection calendar.
- Save the fixed weekday.
- Check whether the next cart is black or green.
- Install the Green Routine app or create reminders.
- Photograph the cart serial numbers.
Build a local disposal shortcut
- Broadview for recycling and special household waste.
- HodgePodge Lodge for approved reusable material.
- Clover Crossing for brush and yard waste.
- Large-item dates for furniture and appliances.
- Waste Wizard for uncertain items.
- Utilities phone number for missed collection or cart repair.
Black and green carts belong to Strathcona County and are assigned to the property, not the resident.
Official Sherwood Park Waste Links
Use the explanations above first, then open the matching official page when you need a live date, hour, fee, map or disposal ruling.
Use this for your exact weekday, black-versus-green cart week, reminders, calendar downloads and zone maps.
Open Strathcona County collection schedulesUse this before transporting recycling, hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, furniture or occasional extra garbage.
Open Broadview Station informationUse this for current yard-waste hours, trailer fees, branch limits, prohibited items and free-material availability.
Open yard-waste guidanceUse the printable official summary for collection limits, accepted materials, recycling stations and Broadview service areas.
Open official Quick Guide PDFSherwood Park Garbage Dump and Collection FAQ
Where is the Sherwood Park garbage dump?
What are the Broadview Enviroservice building hours?
Is Broadview recycling open every day?
Where does yard waste go in Sherwood Park?
How do I check my Sherwood Park garbage collection schedule?
Is recycling collected every week in Sherwood Park?
What time must carts be out?
How do I report a missed collection?
How many large items can I place out?
Can I take a mattress to Broadview?
What is illegal garbage dumping?
Can I burn household garbage in Strathcona County?
What to Do Next
For collection, enter your exact address and identify the correct cart week. For drop-off, separate the load before driving: Broadview for approved recycling and special waste, HodgePodge Lodge for accepted reusable material, and Clover Crossing for yard waste.