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Many of the cities and towns in Sampson County offer curbside waste collection and recycling services. Contact your local city or town for specific information if you live within its jurisdiction.
For those citizens who reside outside of municipal boundaries, the county provides twelve sites for the free disposal of solid waste and recyclables. These sites are operated by Waste Industries, Inc. These manned sites are for the convenience of Sampson County residents with household waste/recyclables only; they are not for commercial use.
It is illegal to dispose of solid waste on county roadways and waterways. Illegal dumping should be reported to the Sampson County Sheriff’s Office at 910-592-4141. Violations will be investigated and identified violators will be prosecuted.
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Convenience Site Locations:
Autryville Site: 1404 Pumpkintown Road, Autryville [map]
Dismal Site: 13371 Dunn Road, Godwin [map]
Giddensville Site: 337 Goshen Church Road, Faison [map]
Harrells/Ivanhoe Site: 2708 Wildcat Road, Harrells [map]
Ingold Site: 950 Ezzell Road, Clinton [map]
Keener Site: 285 Potato House Road, Clinton [map]
Mt. Gilead Site: 4270 S. Taylors Bridge Highway, Clinton [map]
McDaniels Site: 2351 McDaniels Road, Roseboro [map]
Newton Grove Site: 617 Kornegay Road, Newton Grove [map]
Snow Hill Site (Adjacent to Landfill): 7434 Roseboro Highway, Roseboro [map]
Spivey’s Corner Site: 1564 Plain View Highway, Dunn [map]
Turkey Site: 164 B.F. Grady Road, Turkey [map]
Landfill:
Sampson County hosts a regional landfill that exceeds federal Subtitle D and state solid waste requirements. The landfill is owned and operated by Sampson County Disposal, Inc., a subsidiary of Waste Industries, Inc. The landfill is located at 7434 Roseboro Highway, approximately 8 miles west of Clinton and 4 miles east of Roseboro on Highway 24.
The landfill will accept construction debris, demolition debris, commercial yard waste, business and residential waste between the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and on Saturday from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Sampson County residents may dispose of household waste free of charge. There is a fee for all agricultural and commercial waste. For information regarding commercial rates, contact the landfill office at (910) 525-4132.
State solid waste facility permits and County host fee agreements/franchise ordinances govern the tonnage and type of waste material which can be disposed of at the Sampson County landfill. Under the existing facility permit and under applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, this waste includes, but is not limited to, household, commercial or municipal refuse, ashes, sludges, animal manure, residue from incineration, food processing wastes, dredging wastes, tires, asbestos, but expressly excluding nuclear waste or waste defined as hazardous waste under applicable federal, state, and/or local laws or regulations. The landfill is permitted to accept qualified waste from all counties of the State of North Carolina.
Landfills operated by Waste Industries convert the methane produced as a natural byproduct of waste decomposition into clean, useable energy. This energy is routed back into the power grid and is then is distributed to the surrounding community, allowing a cheap and clean alternative to many other forms of energy production. While the landfill continues to break down the elements stored within it, regular tests are performed on the areas surrounding the cells. Many steps are taken in producing a clean, reliable, and undamaging landfill, some of which include the development of wetlands by Waste Industries that provide natural habitats for much of the wildlife within the area. These wetlands are constantly monitored and carefully protected by landfill staff, ensuring a clean and healthy environment for the flora and fauna that inhabits the region surrounding their landfill.