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Solid Waste & Recycling Facility
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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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Refill Not Landfill
Find out how you can participate in the Refill, Not Landfill effort by reducing, recycling, and reusing your waste. Take the Refill Pledge and enter to win refillable/reusable prizes.
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Businesses and Haulers
Information for businesses and those seeking hauler permits.
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Regulation & Rules
View established regulations for the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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Holiday Information
Find out everything you need to know about recycling and trash disposal during the holiday season.
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Did You Know?
Interesting and informative tidbits about the Lebanon Solid Waste facility such as what happens to your recyclables after you drop them off and more.
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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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Solid Waste FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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C&D Waste No Longer Accepted Starting May 1st
To increase disposal capacity at the Lebanon Landfill, the City of Lebanon has decided to no longer accept construction and demolition waste starting May 1, 2019. Learn more about this decision and find out where C&D is still accepted. Continue reading... -
Pledge to Refill NOT Landfill in April
During the month of April, the Lebanon Solid Waste Division, in cooperation with the COOP, is asking everyone to make the pledge to reduce waste. Take the Refill NOT Landfill pledge and be entered into a weekly drawing for reusable/refillable prizes. Continue reading... -
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...
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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... -
This Holiday Season… Clean your Plate
We are fast approaching the holiday season. Wonderful food will be shared with family and friends. Unfortunately, far too much of that delicious food will be wasted. Find out how you can help reduce food waste this holiday season. Continue reading... -
Leaves, Brush and Yard Waste, Oh My!
In New Hampshire, leaves and yard waste are banned from being disposed in landfills. This means you can’t “throw them away” in your trash. Continue reading to find out how to properly manage your yard waste this autumn. Continue reading...