The North Carolina Division of Waste Management administers a comprehensive program to manage discarded white goods. This program is designed to discourage illegal dumping of appliances and other white goods. It also encourages recycling and ensures the proper removal of chloroflurocarbons to protect the ozone in the earth's atmosphere. White Goods Management laws require counties to accept white goods at one or more collection facilities. This service is provided at no cost to the disposer.
Counties receive funds from the advance disposal fee charged when white goods are sold.
White Goods Accounting Worksheet Grant Application Form - Counties may apply for grants to reimburse them for losses incurred in their white goods programs. These grants are available to county governments only . Capital Improvements Grant Application Form - Counties may apply for approval and reserved funding for making capital improvements to their white goods program. This may include equipment, containers, and improvements such as concrete pads, gravel, and other site improvements.