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Hazardous Waste Collection Events Scheduled

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Days have been scheduled for 2023.  They will be held at Lebanon High School (195 Hanover St., Lebanon) on Saturday, May 6, Friday, July 14, and Saturday, September 30, 2023 from 9:00AM – NOON. These ...

Recycling Holiday Waste

Now that the holiday season has come to an end, you are left with wonderful memories, beautiful songs, delicious food, and... loads of trash.  The great thing about trash is: most of it is easily recyclable. Here are a few dos and don'ts to remem...

Don’t Waste Your Christmas Tree

Christmas trees are a traditional and wonderful part of this season’s celebration, first recorded in Latvia in 1510. In the United States, more than 50 million trees are sold each Christmas. Christmas trees should NEVER be placed in a dumpster, trash, or ...

Landfill Fee Increases Starting January 1, 2023

The Lebanon Solid Waste and Recycling Facility fees are increasing starting January 1, 2023, per a City Council vote on December 7, 2022.  To help cover the additional costs of labor, healthcare, equipment, et cetera, punch card, and tip...

Landfill Gas to Energy Project Update

The Landfill Gas to Energy (LFG2E) Project continues to move forward. Last week, a large container was received at the Solid Waste Facility housing the five microturbines that will convert the landfill gas into electricity. Recently, we have also taken de...

Leaves, Brush and Yard Waste, Oh My!

Fall is in full swing and that means raking the yard.

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. 

Leaf and yard waste can be managed in a home leaf pile...