The Regional Landfill’s new “Pay As You Throw” program provides customers with many options, allowing residents to only pay for how much they use the landfill. Customers have the option of paying a one-time fee for a visit, purchasing a coupon book for multiple visits or buying a yearly, unlimited pass.
The new fee program provides the following options to users:
- Customers may purchase an annual pass. A pro-rated 2015 pass is available for $75. Starting in 2016, annual passes will cost $100. The purchase of one annual pass entitles the pass holder to two stickers. The stickers may be displayed in two household vehicles for access for both to the landfill. Each purchased pass comes with two stickers.
- Customers may purchase a 10-coupon booklet for $30. Each coupon is good for one visit to the landfill.
- Customers may pay $4 per visit to the Eskimo Hill landfill location only. The scale house will accept payments in cash or by check. Access to the scale house is through the commercial entrance to the landfill.
- Recyclable materials will continue to be collected for free, along with household hazardous waste and fluorescent bulbs.
Revenues from the program will be used to help pay for the facility’s operations. This is the first time that customers using the convenience centers on Eskimo Hill Road and Belman Road will pay a fee. The landfill has operated free of charge to residents of both Stafford County and the City of Fredericksburg since it was established in 1987. The facility has operated with fees charged to commercial customers. The fee program is less expensive than the average curbside recycling service, which can range from $25 to $30 per month. Revenues have decreased in recent years, and the new fees will help pay for operating costs and additional space at the landfill for waste disposal.
Customers may purchase the passes and coupon books in person or by mail. Passes and coupon books may be purchased from the offices of the Treasurer in the City of Fredericksburg and Stafford County, the R-Board office and the scale house at the landfill on Eskimo Hill Road. Payment must be in the form of cash or check. Credit cards and debit cards are not accepted at this time.
Passes and coupon books are currently for sale. The fees will go into effect on March 2, 2015.
The Rappahannock Regional Solid Waste Management Board (R-Board) operates and maintains the Regional Landfill and recycling drop-off facilities for the benefit of the citizens of Stafford and Fredericksburg.
Addresses for Offices That Will Sell Passes and Coupon Books
Stafford County Treasurer’s Office City of Fredericksburg Treasurer’s Office
George L. Gordon, Jr. Government Center 715 Princess Anne Street
1300 Courthouse Road Room 118
Stafford, VA 22554 Fredericksburg, VA 22401
R-Board Office Regional Landfill Commercial Entrance
1739 Jefferson Davis Highway 489 Eskimo Hill Road
Stafford, VA 22554 Stafford, VA 22554
Recent Stories
(The Center Square) – Talk of relocating the FBI National Training Academy from Quantico to Alabama is causing an uproar among some Virginia lawmakers.
If you’re driving through Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, or along I-95 this week, expect delays due to overnight paving, bridge repairs, road closures, and resurfacing projects. Here’s a roundup of major traffic impacts you should know about:
A judge has temporarily halted timbering near Courthouse Road, where a developer plans to build a large data center. The emergency injunction comes after neighbors raised alarms and Stafford County filed a legal complaint alleging zoning violations and broken land-use promises.
John Williams is the soundtrack of my childhood. So when the Kennedy Center invited my wife and me to Notes and Frames, a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra celebrating classic film scores, I jumped at the chance.
Go Ape, America’s leading aerial adventure park provider, is proud to unveil a revitalized experience across its iconic Zipline & Adventure Parks. This refresh goes beyond physical upgrades; it reflects a renewed mission to foster meaningful connections between people, nature, and self.
“Go Ape has always been about thrilling treetop adventures,” says Chrissy Very, Senior Director of Marketing. “Now, we’re redefining what it means to truly connect: through purpose-driven outdoor experiences that inspire courage, reflection, and joy.”
As access to public outdoor spaces becomes more limited, Go Ape steps in to bridge the gap with immersive, inclusive, and wellness-focused adventures for individuals, families, and groups.
Alt-rock legends Gin Blossoms are performing a FREE live show TONIGHT, Wednesday, June 11th at The Bullpen – and D.C., you’re invited.
Power to the Patients will be hosting Gin Blossoms for Special Performance at Congressional Baseball Game Pre-Party.
This unforgettable night under the summer sky features the band behind ‘90s classics like “Hey Jealousy,” “Found Out About You,” and “Follow You Down.” Expect a packed crowd, cold drinks, and killer energy.
Your Weight Matters National Convention
Hosted by the Obesity Action Coalition (OAC) since 2012, this highly-anticipated gathering is the nation’s leading gathering focused on empowering individuals with science-based education, support and practical tools for managing weight and improving health.
This unique Convention truly has something
Van Metre 5K Run
Participate in the 33rd Annual Van Metre 5K Run—a race that goes further than 3.1 miles, where every stride you take supports Children’s National Hospital. The Van Metre 5K Run donates 100% of proceeds to Children’s National Hospital and has
