Solving Our Community’s Waste Challenges.
From our origins as a construction and demolition facility, we’ve grown into a multifaceted waste-management hub. This has allowed us to further support Marion County’s material recovery goals while also meeting all of our community’s growing waste needs.
Local Haulers
We intake weekly residential, commercial, and industrial waste loads direct from local haulers, reducing the distances haulers must travel around the region.
Transfer Stations
We process waste collected at area transfer stations in order to reclaim materials and sort and prepare waste for more efficient transport to its final destination.
General Public
We accept waste and recycling drop off from the general public, as well as C&D waste direct from contractors. This waste, rather than going straight to the landfill, is first sorted to recover reusable materials.
Supporting Our Mission
Providing a Long-Term Solution for Local Waste
Our expanded facility and modern technology ensures a stable and sustainable solution for all of Marion County’s waste needs, now and into the future.
Creating a Healthier Waste Management System
Through more efficient processing, increased material recovery, and more economical transportation, we’re reducing the negative impact of waste in Marion County.
Protecting Our Natural Resources
By providing an alternative to waste being hauled straight to landfills and incinerators, we’re conserving more resources while safeguarding our local environment and ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Municipal waste is all of the everyday items our community discards. This includes garbage, recycling, and organics that are collected curbside or at county transfer stations.
In 2025, we’re expecting to process 400,000 tons of waste, recovering nearly 75,000 tons for repurposing. It’s projected that by 2038, we’ll be processing 500,000 tons with over 100,000 tons diverted away from landfills.
In 2025, we’re projected to recover nearly 20%—close to 75,000 tons—of the waste we process. By 2038, we estimate that number will grow to 100,000 tons.
Yes! We accept public drop-off of household waste at our processing facility and recyclables at our recycling depot. Learn more on our Public Drop-Off page.
Accepted materials:
- Household waste
- Cardboard
- Glass bottles and jars
- Grayboard, magazines, mixed scrap paper, newspaper, office paper
- Plastic bottles and jugs
- Tin and aluminum
- Wood
- Concrete
- Metal