The City's Sanitary Landfill provides an environmentally responsible and regulatory compliant waste disposal site for Midland County residents and businesses. Waste reduction efforts are promoted through educational tours and on-site recycling and composting. In addition, new technologies are encouraged, and staff
work to prolong site life through efficient operation of the landfill. Only
waste generated in Midland County is accepted at the landfill.
Landfill Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
year-round.
Saturday hours (early March to late November
only), 8:30 a.m.-Noon.
City of Midland Landfill
4311 E. Ashman St.
Midland, MI 48642
Phone: 989-839-9577
EMail:
solaughl@midland-mi.org
Household Hazardous Waste / Mercury Reduction / E-Waste
Disposal
Household hazardous and electronic waste disposal days
have been scheduled for 2010
at the Sanitary Landfill.
Electronic Waste Disposal: On the dates listed below, homeowners may dispose of
electronic items such as cell phones, computers, computer screens, TVs, and other electronic devices that may contain mercury. Old thermometers and fluorescent light bulbs will also be accepted.
To take advantage of this free service, schedule an appointment with the
Midland County Health Department
(989-832-6681). Be prepared to indicate the type and amount of materials you wish to drop off. Only
residents with appointments will be allowed to drop off materials.
2010 E-Waste Disposal Dates
Monday & Tuesday, April 19-20
Monday & Tuesday, October 11-12
Household Hazardous Waste Disposal: On the dates below, citizens may dispose of household items
that are considered hazardous, such as chemicals, oil-based paints and stains, pesticides, insecticides, household cleaning products, certain auto products, mercury, and medicines.
To dispose of hazardous items on these dates, citizens must first schedule an appointment with the
Midland County Health Department (989-832-6681). Appointments will be taken until all slots are filled.
2010 Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
Monday & Tuesday, April 19-20
Tuesday, June 15
Tuesday, August 10
Monday & Tuesday, October 11-12
Tuesday, December 7
Landfill Gas to Energy
Watch this April 27, 2009, presentation to City Council on ways the City is working to find alternative sources of energy and reduce costs.
To read the complete document detailing the City's
State Revolving Fund Project Plan, click here. For
FAQs about landfill gas and its affects on public health, safety, and the environment, click here.
How the Landfill Works
Each month, Midland County residents may dispose of up to three (3) cubic yards
of general household or yard waste for free during one visit to the landfill.
Additional loads from the same address in the same month will be charged
according to the landfill's
disposal rates schedule.
Residential Drop-Off Site Pull your vehicle up to
a handy drop-off-site to dispose of general household or yard
waste.
What Is / Is Not Accepted at the Landfill
Click here to read about items that will/will not be accepted at the city's landfill. Or, view a
short video on the topic. (Windows Media Player 9 and a broadband connection to the Internet required.)
Exploring New Technologies at Landfill Watch this video about new
landfill technologies that could cut costs and improve the environment. (Windows Media Player 9 and a broadband connection to the Internet required to view video.)
Recycling at the Landfill Recycling services are offered by a
volunteer organization with headquarters just inside the Landfill gates. Click here
for more on
Midland Volunteers for Recycling.
FAQs
Visit the FAQs (Fraquently Asked Questions) page for common questions.
2009-2010 Budget Report
Find out more about landfill performance indicators and
functions for the current fiscal year.
Hazardous and Electronic Waste Disposal
Find out how to dispose of household hazardous items and electronic waste at the landfill.
Solid Waste Management Newsletter
This annual newsletter reflects current news about the
landfill and the long-term outlook for landfill operations.