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Solid Waste & Recycling Facility
👀 New Solid Waste fees were recently approved and went into effect on July 25, 2019. Learn more...
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When Are You Open?
What are the landfill and recycling facility hours of operation?
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How Do I Get Rid of... ?
An explanation of which items can be disposed and how much it costs.
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Punch Cards and Permits
Learn how to obtain Solid Waste Facility punch cards and permits.
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Businesses and Haulers
Information for businesses and those seeking hauler permits.
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Hazardous Waste Collection
Learn more about disposing hazardous waste and unwanted medications in the City of Lebanon.
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Regulation & Rules
View established regulations for the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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Solid Waste Reporting
In an effort to be transparent to our residents, the City of Lebanon is providing the following reports submitted to City, State, and/or Federal governments.
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Refill Not Landfill
Learn more about our annual "Refill Not Landfill" campaign to encourage reducing, recycling, and reusing your waste during the month of April.
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Solid Waste FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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Managing Empty Propane Tanks
It's grilling season! Find out what you SHOULDN'T do with empty propane tanks and what you CAN do to properly dispose of them. Continue reading... -
New Landfill Fees: What You Need to Know
On July 24, 2019, the Lebanon City Council approved a number of updated fees for disposal of various types of waste and updated City regulations associated with managing solid waste. Find out how these changes will affect you. Continue reading... -
Landfill Punch Cards for Sale at Local Merchants
Lebanon Landfill Punch Cards are now available for purchase at selected local merchants. Punch cards will continue to be offered at Lebanon City Hall but will be discontinued at Lebanon Libraries on August 1st. View complete details. Continue reading...
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Please Help Prevent Landfill Fires
We need your help to prevent landfill fires. Over the past several months, the Lebanon Landfill has extinguished 6 fires, due to improper disposal of electronic devices that have lithium-ion batteries. Learn what you can do to help prevent these fires. Continue reading... -
Invasive Plants: Dispose, Don't Compost
At the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility, invasive plants are no longer accepted in the composting area. They need to be disposed of with regular trash. Find out why. Continue Reading... -
Proper Disposal of Sharps
Sharps are used by many to manage ongoing health needs such as diabetes, allergies, cancer and other health conditions. Learn more about the variety of options available for proper sharps disposal. Continue reading...