Oxford County will launch its Large Item Collection program in Ingersoll on Monday April 3rd.
OXFORD COUNTY - Oxford County is kicking off its Large Item Collection program.
The county offers the service once a year in order to ensure large items are disposed of in the correct place.
Items that can be left during collections periods include household furniture, Carpet rolls & under padding, pool filters & pool covers, water softeners, and mattresses & box springs. The county wants to remind everyone to empty all filters and softeners beforehand.
Pam Antonio, Supervisor of Waste Management, wants residents to know although the county will be out for large collection, it's not to be used as a spring cleaning program.
"It's important that residents understand that garbage bags, scrap metals, and such will not be taken by the large item collection contractors. This is intended for your one-offs."
The City of Woodstock offers other services available for items that aren't accepted during this period. You can find more information online here.
The program will start on April 3rd in Ingersoll Zone 1. You can find a list of all the pickup dates below:
INGERSOLL
- Zone 1: April 3
- Zone 2: April 10
- Zone 3: April 17
ZORRA
- April 24
EAST-ZORRA TAVISTOCK
- May 8
NORWICH
- May 15
BLANDFORD- BLENHEIM
- May 29
SOUTH-WEST OXFORD
- June 12
TOWN OF TILLSONBURG
- Zone 1: June 19
- Zone 2: June 26
- Zone 3: July 3
Antonio says the service is easy to use for residents.
"It's great because you just have to leave it at the end of your driveway by 7:00 on the Monday of your collection week, no need to call and scheduled anything."
To learn more about what will and will not be accepted during pickup, click here.

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