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Washington County Solid Waste District provides seasonal dumpsters for Springdale residents

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An explainer of the Washington County Solid Waste District's services and role within Springdale, including seasonal dumpster availability and recycling guidelines.

Key takeaways

  • The Washington County Solid Waste District provides large roll-off dumpsters for Springdale residents to use for yard debris and other items.
  • The 2026 dumpster schedule includes weekends in January, April, July, and October.
  • Certain items, such as hazardous substances, tires, and construction materials, are prohibited from the dumpsters.
  • The roll-off dumpster service is a courtesy to the town and could be eliminated if the dumpsters are abused.

The Washington County Solid Waste District provides specific disposal services to the residents of Springdale, including the provision of large roll-off dumpsters. According to the Springdale Town website's page on dumpsters, this service is provided as a courtesy to the Town to offer an option for hauling items to the landfill for disposal. These dumpsters are intended for disposing of yard debris and other unused items that do not fit into a standard residential garbage can. The dumpsters are located on Lion Boulevard, near the binnies.

Because the district provides these dumpsters as a courtesy, the town's website notes that the service could be eliminated if the dumpsters are abused. To prevent misuse, the town's website lists several items that residents must not place in the dumpsters, including asphalt, concrete, batteries, construction or building materials, dirt, hazardous substances, oil, paint, tires, and curbside recycling.

For the year 2026, the Washington County Solid Waste District has scheduled the availability of these dumpsters for specific weekends. According to the 2026 schedule on the Springdale website, the dumpsters will be available during the following periods: January 16 - 19, April 24 - 27, July 17 - 20, and October 16 - 19.

Beyond large roll-off dumpsters, the district's services are connected to the community's waste management through various channels. The Springdale website contains information regarding recycling and the use of recycling binnies. While the town's website provides links to various departments, including Public Works and Recycling, the specific details regarding the exact makeup of the district's governing body or its meeting frequency are not contained within the provided town website documentation.

Residents can also access information regarding curbside recycling through the town's official website. The town's website provides a specific section for residents who wish to opt out of curbside recycling services. These resources are intended to help residents manage their waste and recycling according to the guidelines established by the district and the town. For those seeking to manage their notifications or save progress on forms, the town website offers a website account feature. The Springdale Town Offices, located at 118 Lion Boulevard, are listed as open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm MST, excluding State and Federal Holidays.

What this means for Springdale

Springdale residents can utilize seasonal roll-off dumpsters from the Washington County Solid Waste District for items that do not fit in residential cans. To ensure this courtesy service continues, residents must follow specific disposal rules, avoiding prohibited items like hazardous substances or construction materials. The 2026 schedule provides specific weekends in January, April, July, and October for these services.

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