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Solid Waste Management
 
      The Solid Waste Management Department is responsible for the pickup and removal of solid waste in Brunswick County. This department also manages the convenience centers located throughout the county.
    Solid Waste Management
    107 Mallard Crossing Road
    Lawrenceville, VA 23868
    Telephone No. : 434-848-3562
     
    Hours of Operation : M-F 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM and Sat. 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM
     
    Director of Solid Waste / Recycling Coordinator
    Ella M. Ridley
     
    Leon Seward / Senior Landfill Inspector
    Rita Seward / Convenience Center Supervisor
    Preston Lewis / Landfill Inspector
    Bobby Lucas / Landfill Inspector
    Joe Bittman / Truck Driver
    Jay Drumgold / Truck Driver
    Carlton Morris / Truck Driver

Convenience Centers

Dolphin
434-848-0885
8531 Liberty Road
Dolphin, VA 23843
 
Gasburg
434-577-9850
5685 Gasburg Road
Gasburg, VA 23857
 
Totaro
434-848-2263
620 Fox Lane
Lawrenceville, VA 23868
 
Red Oak
1039 Lew Jones Rd
Alberta, VA 23821
 
Ante
434-348-9503
619 Pairs Drive
Emporia, VA 23847
 
Cochran
434-949-7728
8318 Boydton Plank Road
Alberta, VA 23821
 
South Brunswick
434-577-9719
9162 Christanna Highway
Lawrenceville, VA 23868
Ebony
434-636-4534
116 Doctor Purdy Road
Blackridge, VA 23950
 
Freeman
434-348-0711
1121 Freeman Cross Road
Freeman, VA 23856
 
Warfield
434-949-7525
7315 Sturgeon Rd
Warfield, VA 23889
Hours of Operation : 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday / Sunday Closed Tues. and Thurs.

Convenience Centers, Recycle Locations and What to Recycle

Convenience Centers

News- paper

Mag- azines

Corrugated Cardboard

Batteries

Alum- inum

Used Oil & Antifreeze

Scrap Metal

White Goods

Waste Paper Products

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Please note: Brunswick County is continuing its efforts to meet the standard as set forth by the Department of Environmental Quality for recycling. In its attempt to me the 25% recycling rate, the County has extended its recycling collection to include: aluminum cans and aluminum foil and pans, mixed office paper, and corrugated cardboard. The County is requesting your support in the recycling effort.

A) Corrugated Cardboard

  • NO Waxed Cardboard
  • NO Plastic Strings
  • Misc. food boxes; cereal, etc.
  • Gift boxes
  • Boxes must be flattened
  • All brown cardboard boxes

B) Newspaper

  • NO strings
  • Waste paper
  • Telephone books

C) Aluminum

  • Large pieces.
  • Beverage cans
  • Foil and pans keep seperate from the cans

D) Scrap Metal

  • Steel, iron, tin, car parts, tire rims, stoves, and hot water heater are acceptable.
  • Any LARGE pieces of aluminum
  • Is it tin or aluminium? To find out if a can is aluminum test it with a magnet. If it is aluminum, the magnet will NOT stick.

E) Waste Paper

  • SINGLE SHEET OFFICE PAPER - White or pastels
  • Newspapers, catalogs, memos, file folders, glossy paper, phone books, carbonless forms, colored paper, junk mail, magazines, post-it-notes, white paper, white/colored ledgers, white/brown chip board, hard back books w/ covers removed, mixed office paper, envelopes. Paper products cannot be contaminated with food / beverage

.F) Plastic Bottles With Caps Removed

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  • Water Bottles
  • Soda/Drink Bottles
  • Liquid Soap Bottles
  • Some household cleaning bottles

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  • Liquid Bleach Bottles
  • Milk Jugs
  • Liquid fabric Softener bottles
  • Liquid washing detergent
  • Motor oil bottles
  • Antifreeze jugs

G) Plastic / Glass

  • NO Glass
  • NO glass recycling in the County at this time

H) Batteries

  • Car batteries
  • Lawnmower batteries

I) White Goods

  • Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, hot water heaters and dishwashers, etc.

.J) Tires

  • NO Tires!!

K) Used Oil / Antifreeze

  • Antifreeze can be mixed in the same barrel as the used oil
  • NO water, dirt, or other chemical contaminants mixed with oil.

REUSE IT!

Recycling is the final step before an item goes in the landfill. As you do your recycling, thing about how it could be reused.

  • Reuse by donating the item
  • Reuse by selling it at a garage sale or consignment shop.

Brunswick County has many thrift stores, antique shops and junkyards that take reusable items. Many thrift store profits go to local worthy causes.
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Please Do Not Put Trash or Garbage in the Recycle Bins!!!

For more info, call the Brunswick County Solid Waste Management Department at 434-848-3562.