For electronics, we currently have a recycle bin for computer towers, printers, and laptops. Call for any other items you may have. Another option is to check with Best Buy and Staples to learn about their take-back programs. Appliances that contain Freon are required to have a certificate of evacuation to comply with EPA regulations. Businesses can bring in an appliance with a certificate of evacuation free of charge. WCSW will accept appliances from businesses with or without a certificate of evacuation for a fee of $35.88, residents may bring in an appliance with or without the certificate at no charge. When it comes to batteries, it depends on the type as to how to recycle it.
Residents and commercial entities may bring out car batteries free of charge to the landfill. Make sure to tell the scale house operators as you enter the landfill and they will direct you to the proper drop off location.
A drop box for rechargeable batteries and cell phones is located in the scale house at the landfill. This material is sent to a nonprofit organization that recycles the material.
The landfill does not have a specific drop off for these types of batteries. Currently, these are thrown out with your regular garbage.
The money collected from your recycling is given 100% back to the cities and towns that make up Washington County for community enhancement projects.
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We are enforcing our uncovered/unsecured load policy. Please remember to secure your load as you head to the landfill. Our definition of secured is to have it tarped or tied down. It is a matter of safety and keeping our community beautiful. If unsecured, you will be charged a fee. Currently, residential loads will be charged $10.25. Commercial haulers will be charged a flat rate of $69.