Evergreen Landfill is an MSW landfill that was opened November 2010 and currently accepts 1000- 2,000 tons per day. Waste is delivered to the landfill by both direct haul and transfer trailer loads and is managed in compliance with the approved Department of Natural Resources (DNR) operating plan. The landfill is permitted to operate 12 hours a day, 5 days a week with no tonnage cap. At current tonnage, the landfill has capacity until 2036. Evergreen Landfill has scored a perfect 100% on several of its DNR inspections and has never scored below a 95 since operated by Advanced Disposal. The facility currently accepts MSW from a regional 12 County area in South Central Georgia. The Facility services Transfer Stations In Ocala, FL- Fitzgerald, GA – Albany, GA- Worth County, GA AND Colquitt County GA.
The facility accepts all types of Non Hazardous Special Wastes, including Liquids which are solidified on site.
Evergreen Landfill has a 4,800 kilowatt electrical generation plant that puts power out to the local electric grid – powering approximately 2,200 homes daily.
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