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Dumpster permit rules and prices in the Columbus, Ohio area

This guide lists the dumpster permit rule for each city near Columbus with 10,000 or more people. Each city's listing gives the fee, the time limit and the office that issues the permit.

Index of cities

CityRule for a dumpster on the streetFee
Columbus903 Occupancy permit$100 to apply
NewarkStreet permit, dumpsters not mentionedNot posted
DublinStreet permit, dumpsters not mentioned$450 on the non-residential form
DelawareDumpster/Storage Pod permit$35
Grove CityNot allowed on the street at housesNo fee listed
ReynoldsburgNot listed 
LancasterLimited occupancy permitNot in the code
HilliardStreet permit, dumpsters not mentionedNot posted
WestervillePOD/dumpster right of way permitNot posted
Upper ArlingtonNot allowed on the streetNo permit on private property
GahannaRight-of-way permitPlan review fee, amount not posted
MarysvilleStreet permit, dumpsters not mentionedNot posted
PickeringtonNot listed in this guide 
WhitehallStorage pod permit onlyNot posted
PataskalaNot listed in this guide 
WorthingtonNot listed in this guide 
PowellNot listed in this guide 
CirclevilleNot listed in this guide 
BexleyNot listed in this guide 
New AlbanyStreet permit, Dumpster/Storage Unit box$75 to apply
HeathNot listed in this guide 
LondonNot listed in this guide 
Canal WinchesterNot listed in this guide 

The full permit table adds time limits and a source link for each city.

Columbus

Columbus requires a 903 Occupancy permit for a dumpster on the street, in an alley or on the sidewalk. The application fee is $100. Review takes 3 to 10 business days. The permit covers 7 days unless a longer period is approved in advance. The Columbus page has the details.

Suburbs

Delaware charges $35, up from $25 before Feb 1, 2026. New Albany charges $75 and asks for proof of insurance. Lancaster requires reflective tape on the dumpster. Westerville has one approval for the street and another for a private lot. Upper Arlington does not allow dumpsters on the street. Grove City does not allow them there at houses.

Cities with no posted rule

Nine cities in the index have no dumpster rule listed in this guide. A missing rule does not mean a dumpster on the street is allowed. The city office is the source for a current answer.

Disposal

In Franklin County, dumpster debris goes to the county landfill in Grove City. The landfill charges $39.75 a ton. Columbus bulk pickup does not take building materials, so remodeling debris needs a dumpster. See landfill rates and bulk pickup.