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What can go where in Bourne

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What can go where in Bourne

Junk, furniture and mattresses. Checked November 6, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the town before you set anything out.

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Bulky items at the curb (couch, dresser)

No curbside bulky pickup. Bulky items, textiles and furniture are accepted at the Residential Recycling Center. Each sticker household gets 4 bulky item stickers good for 2026 only; the flyer lists charges for appliances, TVs and computers, mattresses and box springs, bulbs and tires if no sticker is presented.

Fee: $10 appliances, $20 TVs/computers/laptops/tablets, $30 mattresses and box springs, $4 per fluorescent bulb, tires $10 (4 small) or $60 (1 over 20 inch); no furniture price printed.

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Mattresses and box springs

Mattresses and box springs are accepted at the Residential Recycling Center with a charge; they are refused at the Swap Shop and appear on the state disposal ban list.

Fee: $30 per mattress or box spring (2026 flyer).

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Appliances

Appliances including microwaves are accepted at the Residential Recycling Center. Refrigerators: remove the door and clean out the food first. White goods are on the state ban list.

Fee: $10 per appliance (2026 flyer).

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Electronics and TVs

Flat screens, TVs, CRTs, computers, laptops and tablets are accepted at the center for a charge; the Swap Shop refuses TVs and monitors. E-waste (laptops, CPUs, tablets, phones) is also listed as accepted.

Fee: $20 per item on the flyer.

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Transfer station / drop-off

Bourne ISWM Residential Recycling Center, 201 MacArthur Boulevard, Bourne, MA 02532. Hours: Off-season (Sept 15, 2026 to Memorial Day weekend 2027): Wed-Sat 7 am-3 pm; closed Tuesdays and legal holidays. Summer: seven days a week Memorial Day to Labor Day per the 2026 flyer, exact dates to be posted. The flyer's Labor Day to Memorial Day hours (Wed-Mon) differ from the web page. Residents only. Permit: 2026 sticker $30 first, $15 second; seniors 60+ $20 and $10; replacement $10; two per household. Proof: license, registration, plus tax bill, lease or deed. Falmouth, Mashpee and Sandwich residents use the scale. Source

Where to donate (call first)
  • Bourne ISWM Swap Shop, 201 MacArthur Boulevard, Bourne, MA 02532. Free leave and take; refuses mattresses, boxsprings, futons, sleeper sofas, TVs, monitors, paint. Source
  • Habitat for Humanity ReStore Cape Cod (Falmouth), 805 Gifford St. Ext., Falmouth, MA. Free pickups; upholstered furniture in new or excellent condition, appliances 10 years or under; no box springs. Source
  • Bourne school textile recycling boxes, Bourne High, Middle, Intermediate, Bournedale Elementary and Upper Cape Regional Technical School. PTA-sponsored clothing and textile bins. Source
Hazardous waste (paint, batteries, chemicals)

Regional Barnstable County collections shared with Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich and Joint Base Cape Cod. 2026: April 18 Sandwich High School, June 20 Falmouth High School, August 22 Mashpee High School, October 17 Bourne Landfill, all 9 am-1 pm Saturdays. 2027 dates not posted.

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When Bourne says no, we say yes

Flat prices, carry-out from any floor, disposal included: couch $139, mattress $89–$129 (recycling included), dresser $69–$179, appliance $79–$149. $159 minimum. Text a photo to (617) 545-0382 or book at junkrun.co.

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