911 ENVIRONMENTAL, L.L.C.
Carroll County
• Transfer FacilityAbout 911 ENVIRONMENTAL, L.L.C.
911 ENVIRONMENTAL, L.L.C. is located at and is classified as a Transfer Facility by the Environmental Protection Agency. 911 ENVIRONMENTAL, L.L.C. has the Handler ID: #MDR000513242.
To contact 911 ENVIRONMENTAL, L.L.C., call (410) 795-5670, or view more information below.
What is a waste transfer facility?
A waste transfer facility is a location where waste is temporarily stored, sorted, and prepared for transport to a final disposal or recycling site. These facilities play a crucial role in streamlining waste management operations.
Why are waste transfer facilities important?
Waste transfer facilities help reduce the cost and environmental impact of waste transportation by consolidating waste from smaller vehicles into larger, more efficient transport methods.
EPA & RCRA Information
EPA Handler ID
- MDR000513242
Handler Type
- Transfer Facility
- Waste & Environmental Services
NAICS Codes
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Contact Information
County
Carroll County
Phone
Waste Disposal Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
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What types of waste are typically handled at transfer facilities?
Transfer facilities can handle municipal solid waste (MSW), construction and demolition debris, recyclables, organic waste, and certain types of hazardous waste.
Are hazardous materials accepted at waste transfer facilities?
Some waste transfer facilities are equipped to handle hazardous materials, but these require special permits and procedures to ensure safe handling and transport.
How do transfer facilities help with recycling?
Many transfer facilities sort and separate recyclable materials, ensuring they are diverted from landfills and sent to the appropriate recycling centers.
What safety measures are in place at waste transfer facilities?
Safety is enforced through staff training, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and strict adherence to local, state, and federal regulations.
Who regulates waste transfer facilities?
Waste transfer facilities are regulated by local governments, state environmental agencies, and federal entities like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
What happens to waste after it leaves a transfer facility?
After leaving a transfer facility, waste is transported to its final destination, which could be a landfill, recycling center, composting site, or waste-to-energy plant.
How do transfer facilities minimize environmental impact?
Transfer facilities minimize environmental impact by optimizing waste transport, sorting recyclables, and preventing illegal dumping or mismanagement of waste materials.
Can individuals drop off waste at transfer facilities?
Some waste transfer facilities accept waste from the public, but policies vary by location. It’s best to check with your local facility for guidelines.