The Conway Sanitary Landfill at 4550 Hwy. 64 W. is open Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Friday 7:30 to 3 and Saturday 8 to noon. The city's Department of Sanitation runs it.
Conway residents can bring household garbage free with their Conway Corp bill and ID. City businesses pay a $30 base rate plus tax for up to 1,999 pounds, and greater Faulkner County residents pay an extra charge.
Conway businesses: $30 plus tax up to 1,999 lbs, prorated above
Faulkner County residents: extra charges apply
Appliances and electronics: small fee
Bring your Conway Corp bill (paper or app) and a matching government ID. Liquids aren't accepted.
West on Hwy. 64 past Hogan Lane, then right on Cheryl Harrington Road; cross the tracks and turn right to the scale house. Cash, check, Visa and MasterCard. Commercial haulers Monday through Friday only.
Conway residents can bring general household garbage to the landfill at no additional charge, including extra bags that won't fit in the green cart. Residential account holders can also bring up to four passenger tires (off the rim) and four fluorescent bulbs a month free. Appliances and electronic waste carry a nominal disposal fee.
Greater Faulkner County residents can use the landfill too, at an extra charge; recycling is taken from them at no charge. Conway businesses pay a $30 base rate plus tax for loads up to 1,999 pounds, prorated for heavier loads.
Bulky item and yard waste pickup
Conway homes with green-cart garbage service get bulky item pickup by appointment (request it online): 3 items per pickup, up to 2 pickups a year, at no additional charge for most items, such as sofas, chairs, grills, outdoor furniture, mattresses, dressers, large rugs and disassembled trampolines. Specialty items such as refrigerators carry a fee on your Conway Corp bill.
Yard waste goes out weekly on your garbage day in brown paper bags or your own containers (up to 10, 50 pounds each; no plastic bags), with brush piles up to 10 by 10 by 3 feet. Yard waste can't go in either cart. The city doesn't take hazardous waste; the Faulkner County Solid Waste Management District handles it and holds a free e-waste drive each spring.
Arkansas law keeps whole tires out of landfills unless they're shredded or split, makes it illegal to throw away a car or marine battery, and bans yard waste from landfills. Stores that sell car batteries must take your old one, and charge a $10 deposit if you don't bring one back within 30 days.
For Conway residents' general household garbage, yes. Bring your Conway Corp bill and a matching government ID. Appliances and electronics carry a small fee.
What are the Conway landfill hours?
Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Friday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, at 4550 Hwy. 64 W.
How do I get rid of a couch in Conway?
Request a bulky item pickup online: Conway homes get 3 items per pickup, up to 2 pickups a year, at no additional charge for most items.
Can I take tires to the Conway landfill?
Yes. Conway residential account holders can bring up to four passenger tires a month, off the rim, free. Faulkner County residents pay a small fee.
