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San Bernardino sets free Nov. 21 household dump day at Little League Park

San Bernardino residents can drop off household, green and electronic waste free at Little League Park, 8–11 a.m. Nov. 21, with proof of residency.

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San Bernardino Community Dump Day
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San Bernardino residents with proof of residency can drop off bulky household items, green waste and electronic waste for free at Little League Park from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, 2026, according to the city.

Residents must show proof of residency with a driver’s license, a gas, electric or water bill, or a bill from Burrtec Waste, Inc. The event is for household refuse only.

The drop-off restrictions are:

  • No hazardous materials, including paints, oil, batteries, and household or industrial chemicals.

  • No construction materials, including concrete, brick, drywall and roofing material.

  • No commercial vehicles, including enclosed U-Haul or rental moving trucks and business vehicles. These vehicles will be refused.

  • Only five waste tires per resident are permitted each dump day. Tires beyond that limit will be refused.

Accepted household items include appliances, mattresses, broken or unwanted furniture, tree limbs, green waste and electronic waste such as printers and TVs. Tires are accepted within the five-tire limit per resident.

Little League Park is at 6707 Little League Drive in San Bernardino. The event contact number is 909-998-2400, and the email address is Environmental_Programs@sbcity.org.

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Thomas Yarnell

Raised in Redlands, California, Thomas Yarnell is the senior Inland Empire reporter for Times Media Service, based in Riverside, California. Yarnell covers local government, public safety, transportation, education and community affairs across San Bernardino and Riverside counties, following the agencies and infrastructure projects shaping daily life. Yarnell holds a master's degree in specialized journalism.

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