Prince William County Landfill

I have always been greatful to have the PW County landfill. I have seen it grow and improve since the 1970s. It is easy to use with great facilities; however, I had a bad experience in customer service today at the landfill office. I own two properities in PW and another out of state, where I live. I rarely use the landfill but from time to time I do need to drop off material. As I don’t have a VA tag or VA drivers license I have to take some record to indicate I own property in the county. Seems each time I go, may once every 2 years, the process changes and the landfill changes. So today, I had to go visit the landfill office because I did not have an adequate record with me. Upon entering the office, I was greeted by a guy wear a shirt with the name Ed on it. Immediately, he has rather rude and smart ass. I had hazardous waste but did not know they only take it on Weds and Saturdays. No big deal, but he was very smart ass about telling me it and telling me where the drop off was at. Apparently, Ed does deal much with the public who pays his salary. I still think the landfill is great as long as you don’t have to deal with the office or Ed.

This place is great and is free for all prince william county residents! I have gone here countless times to dump trash or old appliances or brush or whatever! The only thing they ask is that you cover your truck bed when going there, so trash doesn’t fly out.
Its super easy to unload if you have a truck. The unloading area is raised up above the dumpsters, so all you have to do is back up to the dumpster of your choice, lower your truck gate, and push everything off the edge into the dumpster! Its a big plus living in prince william county!

The Prince William County Landfill is located off of Route 234 — about 10 miles or so from Manassas. It has a Manassas address — but it’s not in Manassas proper.
I had some paints, stains, lamp fuel, and electronics that I needed to dispose of. We were cleaning out my Mom’s condo after she passed away. You shouldn’t throw these items in with the regular trash.
Every Wednesday and Saturday — this location accepts toxic/​hazardous wastes and electronics.
I followed the signs for hazardous and electronic waste. Pulled up to the first station — electronics, Signed my name and zip code (only residents of Prince William County can drop off their stuff here) and unloaded my electronics with the two gentleman working that station. Then pulled forward to the next station to unload my hazardous materials.
Really well done! No fuss, no muss!