Solid Waste Management is an enterprise fund where revenue for operations is provided by user fees charged at the landfill, an assessment on each residential unit in the County ($25 per year), and a fee charged to businesses with waste disposal service. It operates the Central Landfill that accepts household, commercial, and industrial waste. Over 104,000 tons of material per year is buried. About 3 million gallons of leachate is treated annually at a specialized facility on-site.

The Division operates the residential recycling program from 12 neighborhood drop-off locations. Volunteer organizations monitor and maintain the sites and earn revenue from the sale of the materials. In addition, the Division offers an Adopt-a-Highway litter control program.

• Adopt-A-Highway
• Alternatives to Household Chemicals
• Advanced Disposal Payment Program
• Certified Garbage Collection Companies
• Disposal Fees
  • Commerical
  • Emergency
  • Residential
• Disposal for FREE!
• Disposing of old medications
• Disposing of syringes
• Eagle Snag Trail
• Hazardous Household Waste Disposal Days
  • Household Hazardous Materials Guide for Citizens (FEMA)
• Mulch - Free Organic
• Recycling
  • American Flag Recycling
  • Electronics Recycling
  • Mixed Paper
  • Paint Recycling
    • Tips on Storing and Disposing Paint
  • Recycling Drop-off Center Program
  • Recycle Alley
• Snag & Bag - Marine Litter Prevention
• Storm Debris Disposal Guidelines

HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Friday: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Saturday & Holidays: 8:00 am to 2:30 pm
Sundays: Closed