If you live in Nashville, TN, you may be wondering if a dump card is required to get garbage pick up. In fact, many people do not realize that the city actually has two different waste collection sites, including one for commercial waste and one for residential garbage. The following is a list of the two locations, their addresses, and pick up times. Be Vclub that if you don't show up for your scheduled pickup, the attendant will call the town board and report your non-compliance to the town board. Additionally, you will lose your dump card if you commit a third time of non-compliance. Therefore, make sure to use it every time you go to the site.

If you forget to pay your bills, don't fret: the Nashville dump has a convenient credit card that you can use to pay for your trash pickup. The dump card is valid for three years. Then, if you decide to rent a property in the future, contact the clerk immediately to arrange a replacement. This service will only cost you $25. You can check your account online for more information about a dump card.