St. Albert disposal at a glance
Local drop-off & pickup details
Practical local details to check before you load, set out or book a large item.
- Large-item route
- St. Albert runs seasonal curbside and drop-off large-item events. The 2026 events have ended; outside those event windows, the City directs residents to Edmonton waste drop-off facilities for residential waste that is not accepted at the local recycling depot.
- Facility / address
- Current self-haul route identified by St. Albert: Edmonton Waste Management Centre, 250 Aurum Road NE, Edmonton, AB. Coronation Eco Station is temporarily closed until spring 2027.
- Phone / contact
- St. Albert waste inquiries: 780-459-1557; Edmonton waste facility information: 780-442-5311 or 311
- Hours / timing
- St. Albert’s 2026 curbside large-item pickup ran in June and its large-item drop-off event was September 19. For self-haul now, confirm Edmonton Waste Management Centre hours, accepted items and fees before travelling.
- Material routes covered
- Furniture & mattresses; Appliances; Electronics; Household hazardous waste; Renovation debris
How to dispose of common items in St. Albert
Mattress and box-spring disposal
Mattresses and large furniture can be set out during the seasonal event when they are on the accepted-item list and within the two-item limit.
Appliances and special items
Electronics and some appliances follow separate recycling/event routes; check the item list before putting them with furniture.
Drywall and renovation debris
Renovation material is not a seasonal large-item household item. Use an approved construction-waste facility.
Before you set out or haul a large item
In St. Albert, classify the item before choosing the disposal route. Furniture, mattresses, refrigerant appliances, electronics, household hazardous waste and construction debris can be governed by different collection or facility rules even when they come from the same home.
Use City of St. Albert — Curbside Large Item Pickup to re-check the current collection date or booking requirement, item dimensions or weight limits, facility hours, fees and preparation instructions. If the guide uses a regional authority, that is intentional: the regional waste operator may control disposal even when curbside service is associated with the municipality.
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