Metropolitan Area · Rank #199

Prescott Valley-Prescott

Arizona · 0.3M residents · 0 haulers across 0 cities

The Prescott Valley-Prescott metropolitan area covers roughly 250,000 residents in Arizona, anchored by Prescott and surrounding communities. Public right-of-way placement (street, sidewalk, alley) requires a permit through the local public works office, while placement on a private driveway or yard generally does not. We are still building our hauler coverage for this metro. In the meantime, submit a quote request and we'll route it to qualified companies in your area.

Permit Rules for Prescott Valley-Prescott

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Prescott Valley-Prescott
AZ · 0.3M pop · Typical
Permit
$30-$100 typical
Public right-of-way (street/curb)
Permit required
Yes
Cost
$30-$100 typical
Max days
Variable
Authority
City of Prescott Public Works Department via prescottpermits.com. Per Code Title 17 (General Engineering Standards).
Portal
prescott-az.gov / pvaz.net
Processing
3-5 business days
Special rules
**$50 Right-of-Way Permit Public Works** (prescottpermits.com). Other fees may apply (grading, sewer tap, water tap). **24hr inspection notice required**. **3-5 business day processing**. Per Code Title 17 GES. **Permission to excavate in NEW streets NOT granted for 2 years post-construction/reconstruction/rehabilitation**. MUTCD traffic control plans. **City of Prescott Roll-off rental: $106/ton w/ 3-ton minimum ($318 minimum)** for 20/30/40 yard. **Site inspection before delivery**, division discretion. Per **Ordinance 2019-1662 (effective Aug 1 2019)**: Six Development Impact Fees (Fire, Police, Streets, Water Resources, Water Systems, Wastewater Systems). Yavapai County. **Mile-High City of AZ** (~5,300 ft). **Original AZ Territorial Capital**. Granite Dells/Watson Lake. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ Prescott. **Prescott Frontier Days/World's Oldest Rodeo** (since 1888). Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe. AZ DEQ.
Private property (driveway/yard)
Permit required
No
Cost
$0
Max days
HOA-dependent
Special rules
Many HOAs in retirement communities.
Prohibited items & penalties
State landfill bans
Arizona bans: Lead-acid batteries, used oil, whole tires (processed), white goods (Freon must be removed), liquid hazardous waste. Universal Waste Rule. NO e-waste ban.
Common prohibited
Hazardous waste, paints, oils, batteries, tires, electronics, refrigerants, asbestos, medical waste, propane, fluorescent bulbs
Max fine
Variable
VERIFIED Apr 2026 against prescott-az.gov Permit Center + Ord 2019-1662.
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Cities in the Prescott Valley-Prescott metro

26 cities · 0 with listed haulers

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What to expect in this metro

Smaller metros like Prescott typically have 2-8 active dumpster rental companies serving the area. Pricing is often more consistent across the metro than in major markets, and same-day or next-day delivery is more commonly available. With fewer competing haulers, getting 2-3 quotes is usually sufficient to identify the best option. Confirm landfill availability with your hauler — some smaller metros have limited disposal options that affect pricing.

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