Burlington County Landfill (New Jersey) — Resource Recovery Complex Hours & 2026 Rates
Burlington County's landfill is the Resource Recovery Complex at 22000 Burlington-Columbus Road, Florence, open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to noon. It takes waste from all 40 of the county's towns.
In 2026, household trash is $105.44 a ton with an $8 minimum. Car and small-truck loads use the convenience center, and the county's household hazardous waste facility on the same site is free for residents.
Household trash: $105.44 a ton ($5.27 per 100 lbs)
Bulky waste: $112.63 a ton
Construction debris: $127.55 a ton
$8 minimum
No rental vehicles. Fill out a Waste Origin and Disposal Form before you enter. The county's brochure lists cash, business checks and Visa, Mastercard or Discover; no personal checks.
In Florence and Mansfield townships. Small truck and car loads go to the convenience center and are unloaded by hand. Residents can drop off computers and TVs for recycling.
Fill out a Waste Origin and Disposal Form (on the county site) before entering, then report to the scalehouse. Rental vehicles aren't accepted. Car and small-truck loads are directed to the convenience center and unloaded by hand; there are also drop-offs there for recycling, including computers, monitors and TVs.
New Jersey lets homeowners haul their own household waste without a state hauler registration as long as the vehicle has passenger plates (or non-commercial truck plates and no business markings) and weighs under 9,000 pounds, or 16,000 pounds with a trailer. That's why county facilities turn away rental trucks and lettered work vans.
The county doesn't collect trash; your town does, so bulky pickup questions go to your municipality.
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