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Landfills

  • Hominy Creek Transfer Station will open on Wednesday, October 9, for residential bagged trash only. There will be no charge for Buncombe County residents during this time. Please note, the transfer station will not accept commercial vehicles, and access roads may be impacted by dirt and silt.
  • Buncombe County Landfill is open.85 Panther Branch Road in Alexander, cash and credit accepted
  • Monday - Friday 6am - 6pm
  • Saturday 8am - 3pm

Trash Drop Off

  •  Trucks will be stationed at three Ingles locations for bagged household waste (not storm debris) from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday:
  • Leicester Elementary 25 Gaston St. Asheville NC 28801
  • Ingles at 2901 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher
  • Ingles at 1865 Hendersonville Rd, Asheville
  • Ingles at 225 Charlotte Hwy, Asheville

BLACK MOUNTAIN

The Town of Black Mountain has secured four (4) 15-yard dumpsters in two (2) sites for Black Mountain residents (be prepared to show identification) for household trash only. No separate recycling is available at this time. Yard waste, bulk item and debris collection are not available at this time.

  • Tractor Supply, 125 Old US 70 E.,
  • Black Mountain Ingles, 550 NC-9, near the car wash area.

ENKA-CANDLER

On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Waste Pro will run routes to the extent possible in the Enka-Candler area for Tuesday customers. They will also have a drop-off location at Leicester Elementary (31 Gilbert Road, Leicester, 28748) from 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM. Waste Pro is operating a bagged trash drop-off at Enka AB Tech Campus, 1459 Sand Hill Road, Candler, until 4:30 p.m. This is for bagged household trash only, no storm debris.

SWANNANOA

Wednesday, October 9: Waste Pro will run routes in accessible areas of Swannanoa. Drop-off locations will be available at Charles C. Bell Elementary (90 Maple Springs Road, Asheville) and Owen Pool (117 Stone Drive, Swannanoa) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

ARDEN

Waste Pro is trying to run their normal Wednesday route in the Swannanoa area. You can also drop bagged household trash off at their trucks at Bell Elementary or Owen Pool until 4:30 today only. After today, those trucks will move on and will not be available after 10/9.

Thursday, Oct. 10, WastePro will run normal routes for household trash to accessible locations in Arden and Fairview.

Thursday only, WastePro will also have trucks located at the Ingles on Charlotte Highway and Glen Arden Elementary School for residents who access. That is from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Household bagged trash only.

HOUSEHOLD TRASH COLLECTION (Posted by City of Asheville 10/5)

Curbside collection of regular bagged household waste starting Monday, October 7. On Monday, October 7, City of Asheville Sanitation will have crews out servicing both regular Monday and Tuesday trash customers. If your regular pick up day is Monday or Tuesday, set your carts out by 7 a.m. on Monday for collection. (City of Asheville Sanitation customer’s carts will have a City logo on them; if your cart does not have a City logo on it, you are a County customer, not a City customer).

  • Do not put limbs, yard debris, construction debris, carpet, concrete, or other bulky or hazardous items in your trash cart.  These materials will be collected separately by a contractor. See Debris Collection Information below for details.
  • You may use both your recycling cart & trash cart for trash at this time. Any carts placed at the curb this week will be processed as trash. You may see both City trash trucks and Curbie Recycling trucks out collecting trash, but all material will be landfilled at this time. Collection of recyclables will resume in the near future.
  • Place carts where staff can access them to roll to their trucks for disposal. Trucks will only drive on roads that are safely accessible.
  • Due to numerous factors, we may or may not get to everyone, even on accessible roads. We will communicate information out at the end of the day, Monday, regarding progress and service areas for Tuesday.

Debris Collection

Posted by City of Asheville 10/5

Debris collection is estimated to begin mid-October. Debris should be SEPARATED at the curb according to these guidelines. Ensure staff can still access your trash/recycling carts. Do not block the roadway and ensure access for large trucks & emergency vehicles. To the greatest extent possible, please do not set debris to the curb until we have collected the first round of residential trash/recycling carts unless you have sufficient space for proper separation.

DebrisTech, a contracted company with the City of Asheville and Buncombe County, is hiring Hurricane Debris Collection Monitors to assist in monitoring the debris clean up process. These positions will be filled immediately. No prior experience needed and the ability to earn up to $1,000 per week. More information regarding these positions can be found here.

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