Solid Waste Fees, Permits and Ordinances
Current Fees
View Solid Waste and Recycling's current disposal fees for County and non-County residents with an orange sticker.
View Solid Waste and Recycling's current disposal fees for businesses and non-County residents.
Required Permits
All commercial refuse collection companies collecting Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) in Mecklenburg County are required to obtain a Municipal Solid Waste Certificate to Operate (CTO) in Mecklenburg County. The CTO is issued by the Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Management Program. Each truck collecting MSW must be registered and inspected and pay the associated fee to Mecklenburg County. This is an annual renewal and occurs each July through June. A CTO is not necessary for collection of construction & demolition debris or bulky waste.
All vehicles delivering Recyclables from outside of Mecklenburg County that deliver Recyclables to the County's MRF are required to obtain a Recycling Processing Certificate (RPC) in Mecklenburg County. The RPC is issued by the Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Management Program. Each truck delivering Recyclables must be registered and inspected and pay the associated fee to Mecklenburg County. This is an annual renewal and occurs each July through June.
All vehicles delivering Tires to the Tire and Metal Facility on Rozzelles Ferry Road are required to obtain an entry permit. This Tire Disposal Permit (TDP) is issued by the Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Management Program. Each truck delivering tires must be registered and inspected and pay the associated fee to Mecklenburg County. This is an annual renewal and occurs each July through June.
If your business wishes to establish a credit account to use the Foxhole Landfill or any of Mecklenburg County's other Full Service Centers, there is an application process and fee for each vehicle registered. If you do not wish to establish a Credit Account Permit (CAP) then every time your business uses a County Center, you will need to render payment at the scale facility. Currently, we are not accepting cash and you will need to pay with a credit card.
Ordinances
View Solid Waste and Recycling's current fee ordinance approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
Requires certain businesses to recycle office paper and corrugated cardboard.
The ABC Recycling Law requires restaurants and bars with on premise s ABC permits to recycle their bottles and cans.