Dayton Dumpster Quotes

Dumpster permit rules, town by town

28 cities and townships in and around the Dayton metro, checked on Nov 11, 2026. Each line shows what the town itself publishes, with the link. Where a town publishes nothing about dumpsters, we say so and list where we looked.

Every incorporated city and township of 10,000 or more people in Montgomery, Greene and Miami counties is here (Census 2024 estimates), plus Oakwood, Moraine, Union and Springboro because people ask about them. A box on your own driveway usually stays out of the street rules; a box on the street or in an alley usually needs the city's say-so. Huber Heights and Bath Township are the exceptions we found: both want a permit for private property too.

TownStatusWhat they publishSource or where we looked
Kettering
Montgomery County
Own ruleTemporary Revocable Permit, Use of Right of Way. Fee: not published. Time: start and end date are required on the form; no maximum published.Kettering construction permits page
Huber Heights
Montgomery and Miami County
Own ruleTemporary Dumpster permit (zoning). Fee: $0. Time: valid 60 days per use, limit 2 per year.Huber Heights permits page
Bath Township (Greene County)
Greene County
Own ruleZoning permit for a construction dumpster (Sections 503 and 423.10). Fee: not published in the resolution. Time: 7 days in a front yard, 30 days in a side or rear yard; the Zoning Inspector can extend on request.Bath Township Zoning Resolution, print version March 7, 2024 (PDF)
Tipp City
Miami County
Own ruleR.O.W. Use Permit, "Dumpster". Fee: $25.00. Time: placement and removal dates go on the form; no maximum printed.Tipp City Dumpster Permit form, 5/6/2013 edition (PDF)
Piqua
Miami County
Own ruleDumpster Permit. Fee: not shown on the form. Time: one dumpster, not more than 30 consecutive days.Piqua Dumpster Permit application (PDF)
Oakwood
Montgomery County
Own ruleCity-run dumpster rental for homeowners. Fee: $115 base fee plus disposal. Time: up to two business days.Oakwood Dumpsters page
Dayton
Montgomery County
General permit onlyDayton publishes an Application for Permit for Privileges in Streets and Public Places, addressed to the Director of Public Works, under Revised Code of General Ordinances Sections 95.30 to 95.49. The form does not name dumpsters, and the ordinance text could not be read (the code host blocked access). No dumpster-specific Dayton page was found.Dayton street privileges application (PDF)
Centerville
Montgomery and Greene County
General permit onlyAny work in the public right-of-way needs a $50 permit, applied for online since Sept. 1, 2021. Contractors also submit a certificate of insurance and a $5,000 performance bond. The page does not mention dumpsters.Centerville Public Right of Way page
Troy
Miami County
General permit onlyTroy's Permit for Work Within Public Right of Way lists fees of $25 (concrete), $50 (street cut) and $250 (small cell), a $5,000 right-of-way bond where it applies, and $1,000,000 insurance. The form does not mention dumpsters.Troy right-of-way work permit (PDF)
Washington Township (Montgomery County)
Montgomery County
General permit onlyA township notice says it is illegal to place items in the roadway and that materials must be delivered to driveways or yards, citing Ohio Revised Code 4511.74. Right-of-way work permits need a $5,000 bond for contractors. Dumpsters are not named.Washington Township notice on items in roadways (PDF)
Washington Township right-of-way permits page
Ohio Revised Code 4511.74
Beavercreek
Greene County
General permit onlySince January 2021 anyone working in the city right-of-way must be registered and bonded before applying for a permit. The zoning code allows one temporary storage unit on a paved driveway for up to 30 consecutive days (60 per year) in residential districts. Neither page names roll-off dumpsters.Beavercreek Right-of-Ways and Utilities page
Beavercreek Zoning Code, effective 3-26-2025, Sec. 158.112 (PDF)
Concord Township (Miami County)
Miami County
General permit onlyThe township has an Outdoor Storage Permit for temporary storage units: $100 refundable deposit, a plot plan, up to 2 units a year, one at a time for up to 30 days. Dumpsters are not named.Concord Township outdoor storage unit application (PDF)
Fairborn
Greene County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.fairbornoh.gov permits page (right-of-way work goes through the Engineering Division), amlegal Chapter 1128 (could not be read), one web search
Xenia
Greene County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.amlegal Xenia code sections on refuse containers and haulers (Sec. 1025.12), one web search; city site did not load
Riverside
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.one web search; riverside.oh.us did not load
Trotwood
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.trotwood.org/permits, amlegal Trotwood code page, one web search
Miamisburg
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.cityofmiamisburg.com home page links, one web search
Vandalia
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.vandaliaohio.org Obtain a Permit page, one web search
Clayton
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.clayton.oh.us trash page, one web search
Englewood
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.englewood.oh.us Building, Zoning and Permits page, amlegal Englewood refuse chapter, one web search
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.westcarrollton.org (home page returned no content), one web search
Miami Township (Montgomery County)
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.miamitownship.com home page links; the earlier lead page oh-miamitownship.civicplus.com/482 did not load
Beavercreek Township
Greene County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.beavercreektownship.org home page links (zoning permit portal notice only)
Harrison Township
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.harrisontownship.org did not load
Monroe Township (Miami County)
Miami County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.not searched beyond the Census list; no township web page found in this round
Moraine
Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.ci.moraine.oh.us Streets Division page (bulk pickup only)
Union
Montgomery and Miami County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.unionoh.org home page links
Springboro
Warren and Montgomery County
None foundNo published dumpster rule found.cityofspringboro.com home page links; amlegal Springboro page could not be read

When nothing is published

"No published dumpster rule found" means we did not find one on the town's site or in its code on Nov 11, 2026. It does not mean a box in the street is fine. Ohio law says no person shall place any obstruction in or upon a highway without proper authority (Ohio Revised Code 4511.74). Call the town's engineering or public works office before a box goes on pavement you do not own.