The facility is run by the Waste Management Division of Public Works as an Enterprise Fund. Landfill Operation Refuse Collection Refuse Collection is under a 5-year contractual agreement with the City of Lynchburg that began July 1998. In addition to household trash collection, residents can call for special collections of bulk items and brush. Before placing your trash on the curb for collection, you must attach a trash tag to your bag or can, or have an annual trash decal on your can. Tags are sold at local grocery and convenience stores.
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Although the one-day sale has come and gone, there is a limited quantity of compost bins still available at the sale price. Click the title above for more information. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system to view these documents. In 1981, members of a local garden club began the first recycling efforts in the City. With 9 sites around the city, citizens help reduce the amount of landfill space being used as well as to conserve natural resources.