Services are restricted to residents of Oakland only.
Please place tree curbside on your regular collection day, December 31st through January 11th
www.oaklandrecycles.com(510) 238-7283
Oakland, CA 94612
Please call to verify! As dates, times and locations are subject to change, Earth911.com encourages you to call ahead to verify all pertinent information before bringing your Christmas tree for recycling. They are heavy and will probably get dried needles all over your car, so we don't want you to waste your time when you're trying to do something good. If you find any errors or omissions in our listings, we'd appreciate it if you to report them to: clientrelations@earth911.com
HOLIDAY TREE RECYCLING:
December 31st through January 11th:
- Place your clean, green holiday tree at the curb, next to your green yard trimmings cart on your regularly scheduled yard trimmings collection day.
- Remove all tinsel, ornaments, nails, and tree stands (metal or wood).
- Place trees curbside by 6am on collection day and no earlier than one day before.
- Trees must be no more than 5 feet tall. Cut taller trees in half.
After 1st Two Weeks of January:
- Recycle your clean, green holiday tree in your green yard trimmings cart at any time. Lid must close.
- Take clean, green holiday trees to the Davis Street Transfer Station (510-638-2303) for recycling at no charge, limit one (1) tree per household.
Free Drop-off or Fee-For-Service Appointment Pickup for 5-or-More Unit Residences
- Tenants may take clean, green holiday trees to the Davis Street Transfer Station (510-638-2303) for recycling at no charge, limit one (1) tree per household.
- Property owners/managers may call Waste Management of Alameda County (510-613-8700) to get a price quote for services and to schedule pick up.
REMEMBER: "Snow" flocked trees cannot be recycled, and must be put inside your garbage container.
Thank you for recycling your Christmas tree / holiday tree!
| Material | Residential | Business | Note |
| Christmas Trees | dropoff |
none |
Please remove all decorations, nails, tinsel and tree stands. Flocked trees and trees treated with fire retardant CAN be recycled. Trees over 5 feet tall should be cut in half. |
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