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Solid Waste Management

Convenience Center Information

The County of Bladen would like to introduce and welcome you to our 17 Collection Sites for disposal and recycling of household solid waste materials.

We ask for your support and cooperation in keeping these sites clean and abuse free.

Bladen County Collection Sites

Acceptable Materials: (Convenient/Recycling Centers)

  • Household garbage
  • White goods (refrigerators, washers, etc.)
  • Tires (pickup or car – 4 per week, must be off rim)
  • Used motor oil (5 gallons per week in sturdy, closed containers)
  • Yard waste (leaves and limbs, pickup load or equivalent/maximum 3” in diameter and 3’ in length)
  • Brown goods (couches, mattresses, TVs, etc.)
  • Bikes, lawnmowers and other scrap metals
  • Mixed recyclables (#1-7 plastics, glass bottles and containers, aluminum cans, steel/tin food cans, corrugated cardboard, paperboard cartons/boxes and mixed paper such as newspaper/magazines.
  • Oyster shells
  • Oil filters
  • Computers and their components

Acceptable Materials (Transfer Station Only)

  • All of the above
  • C & D (Construction and demolition debris – shingles, sheet rock, etc.)
  • Large quantities of corrugated cardboard
  • Commercial Waste
  • Large tires (Truck/Tractor tires)

Unacceptable Materials (All sites)

  • LCID (Land clearing and inert debris/stumps and trees)
  • Hazardous waste
  • Unknown products
  • Poisons, herbicides or pesticides
  • Dead animals
  • Burn barrels and ashes
  • ALL liquids except motor oil

Swap Shops – Drop off area, located at each convenient/recycling center, for reusable items and clothing.

Requirements

  1. All items received must be clean and in good condition.
  2. Clothing must be on hangers.

Note: Rights of ownership are relinquished once items are received at the Swap Shop.

NO monies will be handled or kept at centers.

Only 3 items per week may be picked up by the same individual.

 
   

Last Update: December 9, 2009