Free Junk Drop-off Sunday, April 17th
Waste Management Landfill
2673 Outer loop
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Residents wanting to get rid of bulk waste or junk will have an opportunity to drop off items at the Waste Management Landfill on April17th. This is a free service provided by a partnership between the Louisville Metro Division of Solid Waste Management and Waste Management of Kentucky.
Items that would normally not be picked-up during regular garbage service, such as appliances, furniture, and mattresses will be accepted but, metal must be separated for recycling purposes.
Yard waste, hazardous materials, paint, tires and commercial trash will not be allowed for drop-off on the 17th.
Bulk waste and junk can also be disposed of for free throughout the year at the Waste Reduction Center at 636 Meriwether Ave. but, there is a limit of three items per drop-off.
Any residents wishing to get rid of paints, fertilizers, batteries, and household chemicals can do so at the Louisville Metro Household Materials Collection Center ( or HAZ BIN ) at 7501 Grade Ln.
There is no charge.
For more information, go to louisvilleky.gov or call MetroCall at 311 or 574-5000.
yuck...not a very environmentally friend post..kind of disappointing this is supported.
ReplyDeleteI understand what you are saying, but you must realize that this is the only option some people have other than throwing the stuff in the forest or into the river. Illegal dumping hurts us all and this is a way to help prevent it.
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