Larger items, such as furniture, may be scheduled for a bulk waste pickup with Republic Services for a small fee, billed directly through their company: 859-263-2000. Residents can also dump at the landfill up to four times a year for free, from Saturdays 8-12. More about landfill vouchers here.

County residents can order a second trash cart by calling Republic Services and receive a bill directly through their company: (859) 263-2000.

For disposal of white-good appliances, contact the Road Department (502-875-8760), for free pickup.

The City of Frankfort offers free electronics recycling at the facility located on Rouse Avenue. Newer flat screen models as well as older box style tube televisions may be dropped off at this location. The hours are 7 AM to 230 PM Mondays. You can call 502-875-8500 prior to your arrival to make sure they are open.

Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) products may be disposed of during the specific HHW collection events.  These collections take place twice annually, once in the fall and once in the spring. The next event is scheduled for April 18th, 2026. It will be held at 309 Rouse Ave from 8 AM to 12 PM.

Franklin County participates in the Waste Tire Amnesty program, which is part of Kentucky’s Energy and Environment Cabinet’s (EEC) ongoing effort to rid Kentucky’s landscape of waste tires. The program is supported by the Waste Tire Trust Fund established by the Kentucky General Assembly in 1998. The legislation requires tire retailers to collect a $1 fee on all new replacement motor vehicle tires sold.

During a waste tire amnesty event, any Kentucky resident (regardless of county residence) can drop off their unwanted tires at a specific location at no cost. Amnesties are typically held at the host county’s State Highway Garage.

The waste tire amnesty program rotates through each county on a 3-year cycle, which is subject to change due to funding or other factors.

Additional information, including the listing of other tire events, can be found on the Division of Waste Management’s website.

Franklin County and the Franklin County Conservation District offer a livestock disposal program for farmers within the County boundaries. The program accepts cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, etc. No roadkill or pets. Call the Road Department, 502-875-8760, to be added to the list for pickup. Calls made before 11 AM are usually picked up same day.