Broomfield, Colorado

Valet trash in Broomfield.

Broomfield's city trash program stops at seven units. Above that, how trash works is up to the property.

Local rules

How trash works in Broomfield

Broomfield's residential waste program, run under a city contract with Waste Connections of Colorado, covers single-family homes and small multi-unit buildings with seven or fewer units. HOAs with their own waste and recycling contracts are excluded.

That puts nearly every apartment community in Broomfield outside the city program, and the property decides what residents get.

Sources, checked October 2026

A plain-language summary, not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with the city.

In Broomfield

Between Denver and Boulder

Broomfield's apartment communities concentrate around Interlocken and Arista along US 36, and Boss Bins covers them as part of both its Denver metro and Boulder routes.

Neighborhoods we cover

  • Interlocken
  • Arista
  • The US 36 corridor

How it works

A night of service in Broomfield.

  1. Set out

    Residents place bags at their door during the window in your guidelines, usually 6 to 8 PM.

  2. Collected

    From 8 PM, every hallway and breezeway is walked door to door until the last bag is gone. Sunday through Thursday.

  3. Finished

    Trash, recycling and compost go to your enclosure or compactor. Chutes stay clear and hallways are empty by morning.

Questions

Valet trash in Broomfield, answered.

Is Broomfield part of your Denver or Boulder service area?

Both. Broomfield sits between the two, and Boss Bins serves it on both its Denver metro and Boulder routes.

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