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Henrico County Dump — Public Use Area Hours & the $5 Fee

Henrico County runs two drop-off sites it calls Public Use Areas: Springfield Road in the West End and Charles City Road in the East End. Both are open 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week, and household trash costs $5 a trip. Recycling and yard waste are free.

They're strictly residential: bring a valid driver's license with a Henrico County address. Waste from rental properties, vacant lots and businesses counts as commercial and isn't accepted. The sites also don't open when the County closes for bad weather.

Disposal sites in Henrico County

Springfield Road Public Use Area (West End)

Public Use Area

Henrico County Public Utilities — county residents only

10600 Fords Country Lane, Glen Allen, VA 23059 Directions

📞 (804) 727-8770

Hours
Every day7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Fees

  • $5 a trip for household trash, including up to 4 tires; extra tires $5 each (6 a trip at most)
  • Ticket book: 10 trips for $45
  • Refrigerant appliances (fridge, air conditioner): $20 each
  • Recycling, yard waste and household hazardous liquids: free

Won't take: Asbestos; waste from rental properties, vacant lots or businesses; yard waste from commercial customers

Next to the closed Springfield Road Landfill. Free mulch; staff may load your pickup or trailer when they can.

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Charles City Road Public Use Area (East End)

Public Use Area

Henrico County Public Utilities — county residents only

2075 Charles City Road, Henrico, VA 23231 Directions

📞 (804) 727-8770

Hours
Every day7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Fees

  • $5 a trip for household trash, including up to 4 tires; extra tires $5 each (6 a trip at most)
  • Ticket book: 10 trips for $45
  • Refrigerant appliances (fridge, air conditioner): $20 each
  • Recycling, yard waste and household hazardous liquids: free

Won't take: Asbestos; waste from rental properties, vacant lots or businesses; yard waste from commercial customers

Free mulch here too. Hot ashes go in the separate hot-ash container.

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Hazardous liquids, tires and holidays

Both Public Use Areas take used motor oil, old gasoline, antifreeze and oil-based paints and solvents free, at the recycling center, along with car batteries. Ask staff where propane tanks and fire extinguishers go. Tires go to the tire trailer: four ride free with your $5 trip.

Both sites close on New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas.

Henrico bulky waste pickup

If you'd rather not haul it, Henrico's curbside bulky pickup is run by TurboHaul for $67 a request, for a standard pile up to 8 by 4 by 4 feet. Items with refrigerant cost $35 more each. It takes furniture, appliances, bagged leaves and clippings, and brush up to 4 feet long and 4 inches across, and is collected within 14 days. Book with TurboHaul at (804) 294-4443; participants in the Real Estate Advantage Program call the County at (804) 501-4275.

No county landfill for contractors

Henrico's Springfield Road Landfill closed to commercial customers on June 30, 2014. The County points businesses to these sites instead; call them for rates and hours:

SiteAddress
West End Resource Recovery Facility1961 Ashland Road, Rockville
Old Dominion Sanitary Landfill2001 Charles City Road, Richmond
Richmond Southside Transfer Station3520 North Hopkins Road, Richmond
Hanover County Transfer Station7301 Courtland Farm Road, Hanover
Charles City County Landfill8000 Chambers Road, Charles City

The Old Dominion landfill sits just down Charles City Road from the East End Public Use Area, so the finder may list it first for eastern Henrico ZIP codes. It's a private landfill; for household trash, residents want the Public Use Area. Questions: (804) 727-8770.

Every Virginia rate we've verified is side by side in our guide to what it costs to dump in Virginia.

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Common questions

How much does it cost to use the Henrico County dump?
$5 a trip for household trash at either Public Use Area, including up to four tires. A book of 10 tickets is $45. Recycling and yard waste are free; refrigerant appliances cost $20 each.
What are the Henrico Public Use Area hours?
Both the Springfield Road and Charles City Road Public Use Areas are open 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. They close on New Year's Day, July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas, and when the County closes for bad weather.
Can landlords or contractors use the Henrico Public Use Areas?
No. Waste from rental properties, vacant lots, businesses and commercial ventures is commercial waste and isn't accepted. Henrico's landfill closed to commercial customers in 2014; the County lists private and neighboring sites instead.
How do I get bulky trash picked up in Henrico?
Book Henrico's contractor, TurboHaul, at (804) 294-4443. It's $67 for a pile up to 8 by 4 by 4 feet, plus $35 per item with refrigerant, collected within 14 days.
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