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Solid Waste & Recycling Facility
Get your Solid Waste Permit! - All Lebanon residents and residents in authorized participating communities are now required to obtain a permit to use the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility. Learn how to apply.
COVID-19 Operations - The Lebanon Solid Waste Facility remains open. Please review the safety precautions we ask you to take when you visit. View complete details.
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When Are You Open?
What are the landfill and recycling facility hours of operation?
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What Goes Where?
An explanation of which items can be disposed and how much it costs.
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Try our Recycling App!
Learn more about our free recycling app that lets you scan items to see if they are accepted at the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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Solid Waste Permits
Learn how to obtain a permit to use the Solid Waste Facility.
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Landfill Punch Cards
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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Landfill Gas to Energy Project
Learn more about the City's Landfill Gas to Energy Project at the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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Food Waste Drop-Off Program
The newest waste diversion program at the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility is the Food Waste Drop-Off Program. Your food scraps will be composted and used onsite for erosion control. This activity helps avoid the use of virgin soil products and has a huge benefit in landfill capacity.
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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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Holiday Information
Find out everything you need to know about recycling and trash disposal during the holiday season.
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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
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 a refillable/reusable prize.
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Solid Waste FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.
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July 4th Holiday Hours & Fireworks
In observance of Independence Day, please note that City Hall, Lebanon Libraries, Lebanon Landfill, and all other City administrative offices will be closed on Monday, July 4, 2022. Learn more about July 4th Celebrations and Fireworks in Lebanon. View Complete Details... -
Reduce Your Climate Impact by Composting Food Scraps
Americans waste more than 100 billion pounds of food each year. All this wasted food has an impact on the disposal capacity of landfills. Lebanon is not immune to this. Each year, more than 5,000 tons of food scraps are landfilled in Lebanon. View Complete Details... -
Can I Recycle This Plastic?
Every day at the Lebanon Recycling Center, our staff receives questions about what plastic is recyclable and what is not. It is important to know what is NOT recyclable so we keep our recycling contaminate-free. View complete details...
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A Plea to Separate Recyclables Correctly
Lebanon’s Solid Waste staff is always busy receiving and managing waste and recycling from Upper Valley households. The staff works hard to simplify the process and new signs were installed last year to improve communication with facility users. Continue Reading... -
Keeping Our Recyclables Local
Do you know where your recyclables go? In this day and age, understanding where your food comes from is important. Is it local? Is it organic? Is it grass-fed, cage-free, etc? But do you know where your recyclables go and why it makes a difference? Continue Reading... -
Commit to Refill NOT Landfill this April
During the month of April, the Lebanon Solid Waste Division, in cooperation with the Hanover Consumer Cooperative (the Co-op), is asking everyone to commit to refill NOT landfill and look for opportunities to REUSE. Take the Refill NOT Landfill pledge! Take the pledge today!