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Garbage Info/Helpful Contacts/Frequently Asked Questions
Garbage Schedule:
Garbage collection is every Monday (except on Holiday Schedule) for household trash, recycling, and yard waste. We ask that your roll-out container and recycling bin be placed at the curb no sooner than the night before and removed from the curb by Monday evening. Large bulky items such as furniture or old appliances can be picked-up by appointment and should be scheduled through Town Hall. Call before placing these items at the curb. Tree limbs should be bundled and no longer than 3 feet. Construction materials will not be picked up and must be removed by contractors.
Monday - curbside pick-up for bulk items and yard waste
Monday - curbside recycling pick-up
Monday - roll-out household garbage pick-up
Helpful Contacts
Pineville Town Hall.....704-889-2291 Piedmont Natural Gas...704-525-3882
Pineville Telephone.....704-889-2001 Bell South.....................888-757-6500
Pineville Electric.........704-889-2292 Duke Energy................704-595-9400
Public Works............704-889-7467 Carolina Water............704-525-7990
Parks and Rec (Hut Rental).....................704-889-2400
Pineville Police Dept. (Non Emergency)...704-889-2231
Pineville Fire Dept. (Non-Emergency)......704-889-7575
Charlotte-Mecklenburg General Information.....704-336-7600 or 311
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities Dept. (Water)... 704-336-2211
Mecklenburg County Elections Office..............704-336-2133
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I'm new to Pineville. How do I establish services?
A: Welcome! Pineville offers a variety of services including it's own Telephone and Electric companies. You may call Pineville Telephone and Electric at the numbers above or stop in at 118 College Street to set up a new account. Pineville does not have it's own water department so you will need to contact Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities Dept. (CMUD) and in some places, Carolina Water, at the numbers above.
Q: What about trash services?
A: If you live within the town limits, you may call Town Hall and we will arrange to have services started for you. Each resident should have one rollout container and one recycling bin for trash pick-up each Monday. Some residents may have a Pineville address but are not technically within the town limits but part of unincorporated Mecklenburg County. You will need to contact a hauler of your choice to contract separately with them for trash services.
Q: What schools are in the area?
A: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System offers Pineville Elementary for grades K-5, Quail Hollow for grades 6-8, and South Mecklenburg for grades 9-12. Additional options may be available through the School Choice Program. Contact Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System at 704-343-6220 for details.
Q: Can I pay my Pineville electric or phone bill with a credit card?
A: In addition to cash and money orders, we now accept Visa and MasterCard in person or over the phone to pay your phone bill, electric bill or both! And very soon we'll be adding the option of paying your bill(s) online right here on our website.
Q: What else can you tell me about Pineville?
A: We're a small town with big ideas! Pineville's population is just over 6,000 people and we're home to a variety of restaurants to suit even the most discriminating tastes. We're also known for our shopping. Take a casual stroll down Main Street to browse through our many antique shops for that perfect find or vist the Carolina Place Mall for all the latest trends and fashions. If it's furniture you want, we have that, too, along with two beautiful parks and our Belle Johnston Community Center offering a variety of programs to satisfy all of your recreational needs. Churches, congregations, and houses of worship for all faiths can be found in the Pineville area as well as a variety of medical facilities including the Carolinas Medical Center at Pineville. At only about 5 1/2 square miles, we're small but we have it all. We strive to maintain our historic, small town feel and ask our residents and business owners to keep their properties neat and free of clutter and debris. Let's all have PRIDE IN PINEVILLE!
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