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Dumpster rental
in Oxnard.

Inside Oxnard city limits, start with the City's Environmental Resources Division: it collects trash itself and rents its own roll-offs and small bins, billed as a flat pull fee plus disposal by the ton. Use your free yearly bulky pickup for a few large items, keep the box in the driveway, and confirm the address is not El Rio, Silver Strand or Hollywood Beach, which are County areas.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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The first decision in Oxnard

Check the city boundary first.

There is one provider to price, and its bill works differently from a private flat rate. The City charges $311.94 a pull for any roll-off size from July 1, 2026, a daily rental of about $1.60 to $2.35, and the Del Norte tipping fee for every ton ($139.92 for C&D, $108.69 for trash), with no tonnage included. Light, bulky loads are cheap this way; heavy concrete or roofing loads cost more per ton. The alternatives are the free bulky pickup, a 2- or 4-yard City bin, or hauling a load to Del Norte yourself ($30.14 minimum).

Your local checklist

Confirm the parcel is inside the City of Oxnard and not unincorporated El Rio, Silver Strand, Hollywood Beach or Channel Islands Beach, or the City of Port Hueneme, which have different trash providers.
Call the Environmental Resources Division at 805-385-8060 and ask whether a household cleanout box is billed at the construction roll-off rate, how long you may keep it, and which materials each box size may hold.
If the work has a building permit, file the City's C&D Waste Management Plan (Form ERCD-1) for approval before starting and keep weight tickets for the Form ERCD-2 report before final inspection.

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Start with the City’s residential provider.

Listings are an editorial starting point, not a complete market ranking. Supplier-published amounts are not Dumpsterly quotes. Confirm address eligibility, material acceptance, dates and the full delivered total.

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City of Oxnard Public Works, Environmental Resources Division (City roll-off and bin rentals)

Published sizes: 10-, 13.4-, 20-, 30- and 40-cubic-yard roll-offs (a sealed 40-yard box is also priced), plus 2- and 4-cubic-yard bins. The City's construction schedule labels the 10-yard box for dirt and concrete only and the 13.4-, 30- and 40-yard boxes for roofing materials and green waste; the 2-yard bin takes no furniture, mattresses, appliances, dirt or concrete, and the 4-yard bin takes small items, green waste, lumber and miscellaneous debris.
Rental & weight terms: Roll-offs are billed in three parts: a flat pull fee, a small daily rental, and disposal by weight at the Del Norte tipping fee. For the year beginning July 1, 2026, the pull fee is $311.94 for any roll-off size; daily rental is $1.62 (10-yard), $1.74 (13.4-yard), $2.35 (20-yard), $2.02 (30-yard) or $2.32 (40-yard); and disposal is $139.92 a ton for C&D, $108.69 for trash or $122.18 for green waste, with a $30.14 minimum. There is no included tonnage, and no maximum rental period or weight limit is published. A $0.12 per-bin monthly security and contamination fee applies to all containers. The City notes the rates depend on its service availability and that bulky items or tires may cost extra.
Price basis: For example (our arithmetic from the City's rates, year from July 1, 2026): a 10-yard box kept 7 days with 2 tons of C&D comes to about $311.94 + $11.34 + $279.84 = $603.12 before any extra fees. Small bins: 2-yard $48.12 per pull plus $0.26 a day; 4-yard $63.12 per pull plus $0.32 a day, plus disposal.

The Environmental Resources Division is at 111 S. Del Norte Blvd., Oxnard, CA 93030 (805-385-8060, recycle@oxnard.org). The City's January 2024 rate study, which set out the five-year schedule (July 2024 to June 2029) we quote here, lists these as 'Commercial Bin Rental Service for Construction and Demolition Projects'; ask the Division whether a household cleanout box is billed the same way and how many days you may keep it. The City's own bin-rental web pages could not be read for this guide. The City’s Dumpsters & Commercial Bin Rentals page describes the 2- and 4-yard bins for residential projects and the 13.4-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs for household projects, remodeling and clean-ups, and says roll-offs can be placed in a driveway with a waiver release form. City Code § 19-175(A) reserves collection of all solid waste, including construction and demolition waste, to the City and its authorized representatives; § 19-175(B) lets a City-licensed hauler collect construction and demolition debris from roll-off boxes.

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Ask for delivery, pickup, included tons and days, per-ton overage, extra-day charges, fuel, tax, prohibited-item fees, swaps and blocked-trip charges. “Quote required” means the reviewed source did not establish a usable fixed total.

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Keep the box in your driveway; anything in a City street needs an encroachment permit

We did not find an Oxnard rule or permit written specifically for a roll-off parked in the street, so treat street placement as unconfirmed rather than allowed. What we read is the City Engineering Division's permitting guide (last updated June 5, 2023), which explains the general encroachment permit for work in the public right-of-way: email an application and a scaled site plan showing property lines, sidewalks, parkways, hydrants and storm drains to encroachmentpermits@oxnard.org, with a temporary traffic control checklist. The permittee and any contractor must hold a valid City of Oxnard business license and have $1,000,000 liability insurance approved by the City, and payment and permit issuance run through Adobe Sign or the counter at 214 S. C St. (call 805-385-7925 for counter hours). The guide does not list a fee or a time limit for a container. Because most Oxnard tract homes have a driveway, the simplest course is to have the City set the box there; on narrow downtown or La Colonia lots, ask the Environmental Resources Division whether a 2- or 4-yard bin fits instead.

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What matters locally

One free bulky-item pickup a year (up to five items) with City cart service

Oxnard homes on the City's three-cart service, including mobile homes, get one curbside bulky-item collection a year of up to five items at no extra charge. Extra bulky pickups of up to five items are priced at $47.74 in the City's fee schedule for the year beginning July 1, 2026. For a sofa, mattress and a couple of appliances, that is far cheaper than a roll-off; note that the City's small 2-yard bin does not take furniture, mattresses or appliances. Call the Environmental Resources Division at 805-385-8060 to ask how to book.

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Self-haul to the City's Del Norte station: C&D at $139.92 a ton from July 2026

The City-owned Del Norte Regional Recycling and Transfer Station, 111 S. Del Norte Blvd., weighs loads on its own scale and also accepts certain household hazardous waste and bulky materials. Its tipping fees for the year beginning July 1, 2026 are $108.69 a ton for trash, $139.92 a ton for construction and demolition debris, $122.18 a ton for green waste and $288.56 a ton for tires, with a minimum gate fee of $30.14. The same per-ton rates are what the City adds to its own roll-off bills, so weighing a heavy concrete or roofing job matters. Ask the station about hours and which household hazardous wastes it takes before you go.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Oxnard.

Who provides roll-off dumpsters at Oxnard houses?

The City itself. Oxnard's Public Works Environmental Resources Division provides trash collection to roughly 34,480 residential and 5,082 commercial and apartment customers rather than franchising it to a company, and it prices its own 10- to 40-yard roll-offs and 2- and 4-yard bins in its January 2024 rate study. For a household cleanout, call the Division at 805-385-8060. Some companies advertise Oxnard dumpsters online; ask any of them to show a City of Oxnard business license and confirm with the City that they may serve your job before you book.

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Does my Oxnard remodel need a debris recycling plan?

If it needs a building permit, probably yes. The Environmental Resources Division's Form ERCD-1 says 65% of construction and demolition waste generated on site must be recycled or salvaged under CALGreen, and the project may only proceed after the Division approves the plan. At the end, Form ERCD-2 asks for receipts showing the weight or volume of each material, delivered before you call for final inspection. Questions go to 805-385-8060 or recycle@oxnard.org.

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