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HHW Popup Events West Side Dates
Solid Waste Facilities are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Christmas Eve closing 2 p.m. Facility Locations and Hours
County Compost Facility address reassignment-13000 Hansen Farms Road Map link
Celebrate America Recycle Day, November 15 and win a $300 gift card. Take the "I Recycle" Pledge
SAFETY Tips Video for Solid Waste Facility Customers Safety Video
Businesses cannot bring tires for disposal. Residents are limited to four (4) passenger vehicle tires per month. Tire Disposal Guide
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HHW Popup Events West Side Dates
Solid Waste Facilities are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Christmas Eve closing 2 p.m. Facility Locations and Hours
County Compost Facility address reassignment-13000 Hansen Farms Road Map link
Celebrate America Recycle Day, November 15 and win a $300 gift card. Take the "I Recycle" Pledge
SAFETY Tips Video for Solid Waste Facility Customers Safety Video
Businesses cannot bring tires for disposal. Residents are limited to four (4) passenger vehicle tires per month. Tire Disposal Guide
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Prince William County Sanitary Landfill
Welcome
Waste disposal is only available to Prince William County residents and haulers or commercial establishments who conduct business within the county. Exceptions have been made for residents residing in areas within the county's jurisdiction, including the towns of Dumfries, Occoquan, Haymarket, or Quantico, and the City of Manassas and Manassas Park, who may utilize the facility by paying a fee. The Solid Waste Management Division is committed to helping its community members effectively dispose of waste at the facility. Please call, email or come visit the facility for assistance.
THE FACILITY
Every day, the 1000-acre Sanitary Landfill Facility collects over 1200 tons of trash, refuse and recyclables. Our team of Solid Waste professionals are devoted to serving the community by managing a safe, cost-efficient and eco-friendly disposal site, while extending the landfill's longevity by focusing on "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle" best practices.
RECYCLING AT THE LANDFILL
Recycling services are offered at both the Sanitary Landfill and Compost Facility. We encourage residents to utilize our recycling facility as it is great for the economy, creates jobs, saves energy, reduces water and air pollution, and conserves landfill space.
HOW MUCH ARE MY DISPOSAL FEES?
Residents bringing regular household trash, recyclable materials and yard waste to disposal facilities free of charge, while certain city and town municipalities, waste haulers and commercial users will be assessed a fee.
DUMPSTER DAY EVENT SCHEDULE
The Dumpster Day collection tour is back for yet another year of service to Prince William County residents and this year there are more dates and locations to choose from! Don't miss your chance to clean out your homes and neighborhoods of unwanted trash, recycling or litter.
SPECIALTY WASTE COLLECTION
Solid Waste Management offers essential guidance on the proper disposal methods for various items like household appliances, electronics, yard waste, and hazardous materials. Following these guidelines will not only preserves landfill space but also ensure the safety of solid waste personnel and contribute to creating a sustainable environment where residents can thrive.
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YARD WASTE
Do you need to dispose of organic waste collected outside of your home such as leaves, plants, flowers, grass clippings, wood chips or trimmings from shrubs and trees? If so bring them to the County Landfill or Compost Facility.
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RECYCLING
Don't let that old TV or computer collect dust in your garage. Residents can visit the County Landfill Wednesdays or Saturdays to recycle unwanted electronics.
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HAZARDOUS WASTE
Certain hazardous materials such as paints and cleaners may pose a risk to human health or the environment if improperly disposed of. Residents may bring items such as these to the County Landfill Wednesdays or Saturdays.
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TIRE DISPOSAL
Residents may bring up to four (4) sedan or pickup truck sized tires per household per month at no charge. This service in not available for residents of town municipalities or haulers.
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HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES (FREON)
Residents can dispose of old appliances at the Landfill to be recycled. Businesses can also recycle appliances, but first must remove any Freon from the machines and provide documentation the work was complete.
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SCRAP METAL
Don't let scrap metal sit and rust on your property! Dispose of old car parts, bicycles, swing sets, fluid-free lawnmowers, metal pipes, metal fixtures, sheet metal, tire rims, fencing, cable and more at the Landfill. Or save the County's Landfill space and get paid for your metal.
CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS (C&D)
The County limits C&D disposal at the landfill because it is bulky and takes up a large amount of space. By restricting construction debris, the County can save valuable space for future municipal solid waste disposal needs. PWC residents may dispose of small amounts of C&D from home improvement projects. There is no charge for regular-size pick-up truck loads (2.5 cubic yards), larger loads are not accepted. The Solid Waste Fee does not include the disposal of large amounts of construction and demolition debris.
Prince William County residents may drop off small amounts of construction debris (C&D), up to a regular-size pick-up truck load (2.5 cubic yards) at no cost.
Businesses and contractors may drop off small amounts of C&D, up to a regular-size pickup truck load (2.5 cubic yards) for $25, larger loads are not accepted.
For information about disposing of or recycling large amounts of construction and demolition debris, see this alternative disposal listing or call (703) 792-5750 (TTY:711) to get more information. Violations carry penalties and fines.
A Builder's Guide to Reuse & Recycling has been published by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG). This guide also contains information about the benefits of recycling, the basics of C&D recovery, tips for job site collection, etc. Businesses and contractors may also consult the Internet or phone book for a list of C&D disposal facilities in the area.