Grafton picks up TVs at the curb during its annual Spring Clean Up Week in early May; year-round, the Refuse Disposal Service transfer station at 463 Detweiler Drive accepts TVs for a fee.
Refuse Disposal Service transfer station (Grafton)Pickup service · GraftonOpen to everyoneFees apply
How it works
Privately owned transfer station of Refuse Disposal Service, Inc., the city's garbage contractor, at 463 Detweiler Drive (north of the Water Plant), Grafton; phone 701-352-0563. Open year-round Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m., pending available staff. Most items are accepted for a fee based on items and/or weight, including computers and TVs; paint must be dried in cans with covers off; no compost, oil/oil filters or other liquids. No ZIP code is published with the address, so it is recorded as a program.
Grafton Spring Clean Up Week curbside pickupCity service · GraftonGrafton residentsCost not listed
How it works
Held annually in early May for Grafton residential areas: city trucks work north to south picking up items placed at the curb away from fences, trees and structures; metal goes in a separate pile. Picked up: bikes, grills, furniture and carpet, batteries, appliances and TVs, metal, computers/monitors, small quantities of building materials (no shingles). Not picked up: tires, chemicals, large amounts of construction waste, paint or empty paint cans, concrete, household garbage, yard waste or oil. Missed items can go to the transfer station for a fee.
