Most construction and household debris is acceptable. Texas publishes no statewide list of banned materials, so the limits are the receiving landfill's and the City's own.
Bridge City's own exclusion list is explicit and useful, because it tells you what the City will never take at the curb: debris from construction or remodeling, hazardous materials, vehicle bodies, tires, anything otherwise excluded from landfills, and anything too heavy or bulky for two people to lift onto a truck. Tree stumps over ten inches across, appliances, car bodies, scrap metal, furniture, and water heaters are all outside regular pickup too.
Hazardous material stays out of a container everywhere: paint, solvents, fuel, used oil, pesticides, and asbestos. In this corner of Texas, household hazardous waste is handled through regional collection events rather than by either city, so there is a separate route for it.
The landfill applies its own control at the gate. Material may be deposited only where an attendant directs, the director decides what is acceptable, and every delivery vehicle has to be built so its contents cannot escape on the way in.
Appliances need their refrigerant removed and tagged by a licensed professional before they go anywhere, and water heaters must be drained. Mention either when you book.
If you are unsure about an item, ask your account manager before it goes in the container.