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About the Washington County Solid Waste Department

Mission Statement

The mission of Washington County Solid Waste is to manage the solid waste for Washington County residents and commercial entities in a manner that is environmentally sound, cost effective, socially responsible, and safe. WCSW continually works to build relationships with the business community, independent haulers, municipalities, contractors, regulatory authorities, and the general public. Success in these endeavors is accomplished through operations of a sanitary landfill, recycling sites, household electronics and household hazardous waste collection programs, composting program, paint exchange program, and tire recycling program. The knowledge and proper use of these services combined with our public outreach and education helps maintain the quality of life in Washington County now and in the future.

History of Solid Waste District

Washington County Solid Waste has been a district since 1978. WCSW oversees the residential waste collection contract and the Washington County Landfill operating contract.  Allied Waste (Republic Services 628-2821)  currently services both of these contracts.  The purpose of the district is to standardized waste collection for all of Dixie. WCSW strives to keep quality of services high and costs of providing services low.

Board of Directors

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

FULL BOARD:

COUNTY ATTORNEY: Fay Reber

Don’t Waste Dixie

The Washington County Solid Waste District is a proud partner of Don’t Waste Dixie.