The Town of Knightdale has a sanitation contract with Waste Industries, Inc. Waste Industries is a large regional company that provides a full range of solid waste collection and disposal services.

To set up a new waste collection service please call Town Hall at 919-217-2212. Please provide your name, address, and contact information.

Pickup Days:

• Tuesday: Churchill and Beaver Dam
• Wednesday: Downtown area, Wil-Ros and Parkside
• Thursday: Planter's Walk, Mingo Creek and Princeton Manor
• Friday: Emerald Pointe, Magnolia Place, Myrick Downs, Edenburgh's Keep, Carrington Woods, Widewaters, Maplewood and Pebblebrook

If you are experiencing a problem with your waste collection or recycling service, please call Knightdale Town Hall, 217-2212 or email Knightdale Public Works publicworks@knightdalenc.gov.

Recycling Information

For Information on disposal of used oil filters, household hazardous waste and electronics click here

Please use the following link to find additional information on recyclable materials.

City of Raleigh | Acceptable Materials for Recycling

Yard Waste

Yard waste items are any vegetative matter including grass, leaves, limbs, etc. Items must be bagged or bundled and a yard waste sticker applied. Bags and bundles must be forty pounds or less and no more than four feet in length. Yard waste stickers are required for disposal. These stickers are $.50 each and can be purchased at Town Hall. If your yard waste has not been picked up by the next regularly scheduled waste pick up day for your neighborhood please call (919) 217-2212 or email publicworks@knightdalenc.gov

Please see special pick ups below for items and schedules that do not require stickers.

Special Pickups

Waste Industries will come to your home and make special pickups of such items as old furniture, "white goods" such as stove and refrigerators, construction debris and other bulky items. You will be charged up to $75.00 (more for very large loads) for the pickup. To arrange this service, contact Waste Industries directly at 662-7100.

Each year the Public Works Department conducts a Community Spring Cleanup program. During this time citizens may dispose of, white goods, furniture, or other items that may require special pickup. Spring clean up typically begins in early May and lasts for approximately four weeks.

The Town of Knightdale provides a leaf pick up program for all citizens located within town limits. Leaves are collected from early November through February. The Public Works Department will make regularly scheduled rounds through each neighborhood during this time to collect leaves only. Leaves should be piled at the street curb or edge. Please do not bag leaves. If your leaves are not collected within four days, please notify the Public Works Department using this email publicworks@knightdalenc.gov

The City of Raleigh provides water and sewer utilities to the citizens of Knightdale. If you need to report a problem with your water or sewer utility, please contact the City of Raleigh Public Utilities Department directly at 857-4540. If you need to report an after hours emergency, please call 829-1930. City of Raleigh Public Utilities

To report a street light outage please click the following link to Progress Energy Street Light Outages You will need the pole light number from the yellow tag located on the light pole, closest address, and brief description of location.

• Administration - tracy.pedigo@knightdalenc.gov

• Streets - reed.alexander@knightdalenc.gov

• Facilities - larry.johnson@knightdalenc.gov

• Grounds - jason.eubanks@knightdalenc.gov

• Fleet Management - reed.alexander@knightdalenc.gov

• General Services - publicworks@knightdalenc.gov

306 Robertson Street 
Knightdale, NC 27545

Directions

The Town of Knightdale has recently been designated as a Phase II Stormwater community.

What does that mean?

EPA regulation (40 CFR 122.34) requires Phase II communities at a minimum to develop, implement, and enforce a stormwater program designed to reduce the discharge of pollutants to the maximum extent practicable. The stormwater management program must include these six minimum control measures:

1. Public education and outreach on stormwater impacts
2. Public involvement/participation
3. Illicit discharge detection and elimination
4. Construction site stormwater runoff control
5. Post-construction stormwater management in new development and redevelopment
6. Pollution prevention/good housekeeping for municipal operations

If you have stormwater questions or concerns, please contact Fred Boone at (919) 217-2280.