City — Marion County seat. Inside Ocala city limits the City collects all solid waste except construction and demolition debris and recyclables, so our roll-offs there carry construction and demolition debris only. The City publishes no permit written for a dumpster; we keep it on your driveway or lot and ask Transportation Engineering (352-351-6733) before any street placement.
Where We Deliver
Service Area
Ocala and Marion County
Our yard is at 506 SE 3rd Avenue in downtown Ocala, a few blocks from US 27/301/441 and SR 40. From there we cover the city, from downtown and the historic districts to the SR 200 corridor; east on SR 40 to Silver Springs and up CR 315 to Fort McCoy; south-east on SR 464 and CR 464 to Silver Springs Shores and Ocklawaha; south on US 27/301/441 to Belleview and Summerfield; south-west on SR 200 to Marion Oaks and Dunnellon; north on US 301/441, CR 200A and CR 25A to Anthony, Reddick, McIntosh and Citra; and north-west on US 27 over the county line to Williston. Each page below covers the local rule for a container, the office to call, the areas we work in and the roads we use to get there.
Unincorporated community (CDP) — Marion County · about 5 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off SR 40. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Unincorporated community (CDP) — Marion County · about 9 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off CR 464. Addresses read Ocala, but this is outside city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
City — Marion County · about 10 miles from our Ocala yard. Belleview code § 66-44(c): “At no time shall a dumpster be placed on the city right-of-way.” So the container goes on your driveway or lot; the City publishes no rule for a container on private property.
Unincorporated community (CDP) — Marion County · about 13 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off CR 484 and SR 200. Addresses read Ocala, but this is outside city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Unincorporated community — Marion County · about 13 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off US 301 and CR 475A. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Unincorporated community (CDP) — Marion County · about 15 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off CR 464 and CR 25. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Unincorporated community — Marion County · about 8 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off CR 200A. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Town — Marion County · about 13 miles from our Ocala yard. Reddick publishes no dumpster rule we could find, for the street or your driveway, and no permit or fee. So the container goes on your driveway or lot, and we ask the Town before any other placement.
Town — Marion County · about 19 miles from our Ocala yard. McIntosh publishes no dumpster rule we could find, for the street or your driveway, and no permit or fee. So the container goes on your driveway or lot; other questions go to Town Hall on 10th Street first.
Unincorporated community — Marion County · about 16 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off US 301 and CR 318. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
Unincorporated community — Marion County · about 18 miles from our Ocala yard. Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off SR 40, CR 315 and CR 316. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
City — Marion County · about 20 miles from our Ocala yard. Dunnellon publishes no dumpster permit, and its code bars obstructions and trash on streets, lanes and sidewalks (§ 54-5). So the container goes on your driveway or lot; other placements are a question for City Hall (352-465-8500).
City — Levy County · about 24 miles from our Ocala yard. Williston code § 34-1 bars obstructing its streets and sidewalks, and the City publishes no permit for a dumpster in the street. So the container goes on your driveway or lot; other placements are a question for City permits (352-528-3060, ext. 108).
Dumpster rules around Ocala
Inside Ocala city limits, the City’s Sanitation page says all solid waste, “excluding construction and demolition debris (C&D) and recyclable commodities,” must be collected by the City, so our containers there carry construction and demolition debris and household trash and junk go to the City (residential 352-351-6697). The City publishes no permit written for a dumpster; its right-of-way utilization permit does not mention containers, so we keep them on your driveway or lot. In unincorporated Marion County, which includes many Ocala mailing addresses, we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your property, and cleanouts and junk loads are fine. Our permit guide walks through the whole picture.
The towns each have their own position, which is why each page above states it. In short: Belleview’s code says “at no time shall a dumpster be placed on the city right-of-way”; Dunnellon and Williston make it unlawful to obstruct their streets and publish no dumpster permit; and Reddick and McIntosh publish nothing we could find. Everywhere, the container goes on the driveway or lot, and where a town publishes nothing, we say so and call before delivery.
