Trash Pickup in Carrollton, Georgia
Inside Carrollton city limits, the city's public works department collects trash every week. Bowdon Disposal is a private curbside service for homes around Carrollton that sit outside the limits, in unincorporated Carroll County.
Serving Carroll County
Since 2023
Trash Pickup in and Around Carrollton
Carrollton is the Carroll County seat and by far its largest city, with about 28,300 residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 estimate, spread over roughly 22 square miles of land. The city runs its own pickup inside the limits, so our service here is aimed at the unincorporated parts of the county around it. We check each address before we promise anything.
Nearby towns we also serve: trash pickup in Bowdon, trash pickup in Villa Rica, trash pickup in Temple, trash pickup in Mount Zion, trash pickup in Whitesburg, and trash pickup in Fairfield Plantation.
Prefer the county drop-off sites? See our guide: Dump hours & convenience centers.
Questions About Trash Pickup Near Carrollton
Does Bowdon Disposal pick up inside Carrollton city limits?
Carrollton runs its own pickup inside the city limits, and our service here is for nearby unincorporated parts of Carroll County. Call (470) 943-3355 with the street address and we will tell you which side of the line it falls on.
How do I tell whether my address is in the city or the county?
Your property tax bill shows the county and, for city residents, the city. A Carrollton mailing address alone does not always settle it.
Where do furniture, tires and yard debris go from a Carrollton home?
The convenience centers turn those away. The county sends them to its transfer station on Simonton Mill Road, open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., closed Sunday, where fees apply. The station's number is 770-832-1233.
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County Drop-Off Options Around Carrollton
Three county centers are within about six miles of the middle of Carrollton, in a straight line from the Census Bureau's center point for the city. Newnan Road, about three miles out, is off Highway 16 South, west at the roundabout south of West Georgia Technical College. Simonton Mill Road, to the southwest, is about four miles out, and Dyer Road about six. Simonton Mill is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Newnan Road and Dyer Road run Monday through Saturday on the same hours and open again Sunday from 12 to 6 p.m.
Recycling is where the three differ. Per the Keep Carroll Beautiful list, Newnan Road and Dyer Road are the only two county sites that take cardboard, or aluminum cans as a separate material, and both also take glass bottles and jars. Simonton Mill Road is garbage only. It is also where the county transfer station sits, for the loads the convenience centers refuse.
The county will require an annual pass at its sites starting January 1, 2027, The Georgia Sun reports: $50 per household, or $25 for residents 65 and older. Our Carroll County guide has every site and the pass details.
Source: Keep Carroll Beautiful Carrollton page; Keep Carroll Beautiful convenience centers page; The Georgia Sun; Census Bureau 2024 city population estimates; Census Bureau 2020 Gazetteer; Census Bureau geocoder, as of October 2026. County hours and rules can change, so confirm before you go.
Ready for Trash Pickup Near Carrollton?
Call (470) 943-3355 and we will check your address.