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Margate

Margate’s waste and utility guide is unusually practical: garbage and recycling have separate collection rhythms, weekly bulk pickup is tied to curbside service, and household hazardous waste needs a drop-off facility.

VISITMargate City Hall

5790 Margate Boulevard, Margate, FL 33063

CALLCity Hall · 954-972-6454

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–6 p.m. (City Hall)

POPULATION58,712 residents

2020 Census · U.S. Census ↗

A useful place to begin

The city lists regular residential garbage twice a week and recycling once a week. Bulk is weekly for households with curbside garbage collection; hazardous waste is not accepted with regular curbside trash.

This guide summarizes public information and helps route you to the right service. Follow the city’s source for current requirements and address-specific details.

Resident essentials

Services around Margate

Choose a task for a short explanation and a direct path to the government office or online service that handles it.

GOOD TO KNOW

Don’t put household chemicals at the curb

Margate’s waste page says household hazardous waste is not collected curbside and should not be mixed with regular garbage. Check the city and county options before transporting materials.

LOCAL DETAIL

Building has a separate service address

City Hall is at 5790 Margate Boulevard. The Building Department lists 901 NW 66th Avenue, with weekday service hours and online ProjectDox permitting. Confirm before making an in-person trip.

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How this guide is sourced

Service descriptions are summarized from official Margate government sources. Policies and service schedules can change; confirm eligibility, fees, service area, deadlines, and hours with the department. SoFlo Guide is independent and is not the government office.

Population: 2020 U.S. Census count of 58,712. Census source ↗

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