Because Constable Sanitation crews primarily use the automatic loading trucks, trash will need to be placed in the trash cart. Additionally, Constable recognizes that residents may have some weeks where solid waste may not fit in the cart (such as the holidays, for example). Because of this, residents will be allowed to place up to four additional bags outside of their regular carts at any time for pick up.

Recycling service is offered to residents. Learn about what can go in your recycling cart here.

Yard waste will continue to be unlimited and can be placed at the curb year-round. The same yard waste rules apply (only grass clippings, leaves, vines, hedges, and shrub trimmings, tree trimmings and tree limbs). Yard waste should either be placed in a biodegradable sack or limbs in bundles not to exceed 3' in length and 18" in diameter.

Residents can place one bulky item at the curb on the first trash day of each month for free. Additional bulky items can be scheduled for pickup for a fee through Constable Sanitation. Sectional couches will no longer be allowed for a free bulk pickup. If you are setting an item out that contains glass, it must be broken and placed into a container that the glass will not poke through. Contact Constable Sanitation directly at 816-535-2020 to schedule a prepaid pickup for sectional couches. 

Click here to view a list of items that qualify for bulky item pickup on Constable Sanitation's website.

View a map of trash pickup days here.

Monday- North of 58 Highway, East of Kentucky, West of Madison, South of 155th

Tuesday- South of Lucy Webb, East of Dean Ave, West of Madison, North of Southern boundary city limits

Wednesday- South of 58 Highway, East of Dean Ave, North of Lucy Webb, West of Madison (with the exception of Silver Lake)

Thursday- East of Madison, South of Northern boundary city limits, North of Southern boundary city limits, West of Eastern boundary city limits

Friday- Silver Lake Homeowners Association

Constable Sanitation will observe the following holidays IF THEY FALL ON A WEEK DAY: New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day. If your trash day falls on one of the holidays or after, it will be delayed by one day that week.

Holidays that fall on Saturdays or Sundays will not affect the trash pickup schedule.

Household hazardous waste (HHW) absolutely cannot be disposed of with your regular trash. 

Raymore is a participating community of the Regional HHW Collection Program, which provides Raymore residents with convenient access to proper HHW disposal.

You can take HHW products to the permanent collection facilities in Lee's Summit (2101 SE Hamblen Rd, call for appointment 816-550-1612) and Kansas City, MO (4707 Deramus, just south of the Chouteau Bridge in the east river bottoms, 816-513-8400),  free of charge and you may also attend ANY of the mobile collections held throughout the year. ID and proof of residency is required.

HHW includes automotive products, antifreeze, fluorescent light bulbs, fertilizers, flammables, fuels, hazardous cleaners, household cleaners, paint, lawn and garden products, pool chemicals, used, oil, etc.

Visit www.recyclespot.org for more information on collection facilities and a full list of what items each facility will accept.

View the 2023 Regional HHW Collection Program brochure here.

The City of Raymore hosts an electronic waste recycle event each June. In 2024, the event will be held Saturday, June 1, from 9-11 a.m. at Raymore City Hall's front parking lot. You do not need to be a Raymore resident to participate. Most items are accepted for free. There is a charge for the following items: CRT Monitor - $5; CRT TV or Projection TV - $30; LCD TV - $20.

Acceptable payment methods include Visa, MasterCard, check, cash or money order.

Enter the parking lot from 58 Highway to Johnston Parkway to Broadmoor. 

ACCEPTED YEAR ROUND: Electronics can contain lead, mercury and other chemicals and hazardous wastes. These wastes can hurt the environment and endanger public health. Keep electronics out of the landfill but recycling them. Most consumer electronics (computers, cell phones, etc.0 are accepted at Best Buy, Office Depot & Office Max and Staples. Televisions are accepted ONLY at Best Buy and Midwest Recycling Center (MRC) at 2000 E. 19th St., Kansas City, Missouri. MRC also accepts anything that runs on a cord or battery, including small appliances. Learn more at www.recyclespot.org.

Every October, an electronic waste recycle event is held in Harrisonville through a partnership of the Cass County Sustainability Committee, The Family Center and Meredith Recycling, Montrose, Missouri.

When you recycle electronics, valuable materials like metals, plastics and glass are extracted and used for new products.