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    Yard Collection Resumes March-December

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    Effective March 14, 2025, the Prince William County Tax Administration Office will no longer issue Solid Waste Facility Decals. On March 31, 2025, all landfill and compost facility residential visitors will be required to scan their Virginia DMV-issued driver’s licenses at the scalehouse. FAQ's

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    Compost Champions Mark Your Calendar Details

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    Free Spring Paper Shred Location, Time and Guidelines

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    HHW Popup Events West Side Dates

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    Businesses cannot bring tires for disposal. Residents are limited to four (4) passenger vehicle tires per month. Tire Disposal Guide

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    Yard Collection Resumes March-December

  • info

    Effective March 14, 2025, the Prince William County Tax Administration Office will no longer issue Solid Waste Facility Decals. On March 31, 2025, all landfill and compost facility residential visitors will be required to scan their Virginia DMV-issued driver’s licenses at the scalehouse. FAQ's

  • info

    Compost Champions Mark Your Calendar Details

  • info

    Free Spring Paper Shred Location, Time and Guidelines

  • info

    HHW Popup Events West Side Dates

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    Businesses cannot bring tires for disposal. Residents are limited to four (4) passenger vehicle tires per month. Tire Disposal Guide

Trash/Recycling Collection

REFUSE HAULER INFORMATION

Prince William County does not provide trash and recycling collection, nor bins for collection. Residents can haul their own trash/recycling to the Landfill, Balls Ford Compost Facility, the Saturday collection sites, or recycling trailers.

Residents, Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and business owners may contract with a private Refuse Hauler to collect trash/recycling from their homes or businesses. Refuse haulers are also listed in the yellow pages under garbage removal. The hauler charges for collection and transportation of trash. The County does not regulate the fees of any refuse haulers.

When selecting a hauler consider the following:

  • Shop around, get several bids and compare prices/services.
  • Work with neighbors to create a service area to be served by a single permitted hauler. This reduces the number of collection days and wear and tear on the community's roads.
  • County staff can assist neighborhoods and HOAs in preparing a contract to hire a refuse hauler to service an entire neighborhood or community.

If a hauler fails to provide trash or recycling removal services, call the company directly to report the problem. Company name and phone number may be on the side of the trash receptacle, monthly bill or the Refuse Hauler list.

 

SORT IT OUT

Whether you place trash at the curb or carry it to a facility, please be sure to sort recyclables from your trash. Remember no one sorts it at the landfill. If you put recyclables in the trash, those materials are buried forever and take up valuable landfill space. Improper sorting wastes natural resources and prevents recycling and the use of valuable materials again. Recycling is up to you, so be a sport and sort!