Town of Manchester • Landfill • Manchester, CT

Town of Manchester Landfill

Town of Manchester
Manchester, CT 06040

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Town of Manchester Landfill - Commercial Customer Information
311 Olcott Street, Manchester, CT 06040
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 7:15 am to 2:30 pm
Landfill Office: 860-647-3257
Contaminated Soil/Special Waste Disposal Inquiries: 860-647-5279

The Town of Manchester operates an active Bulky/Construction & Demolition Waste Landfill. The Landfill is permitted by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and has a permit to operate until December of 2025. The Landfill is also permitted to accept petroleum contaminated soils, regulated soils and other non-hazardous special and manufacturing wastes. Listed below are the standard forms and applications that are required to transact business with the Town of Manchester's Landfill as a commercial customer.

Forms and rates can be found on the official website for the Town of Manchester - Sanitation.

If a Permitted Vehicle breaks down, contact the Landfill Office at (860) 647-3257 to request a Temporary Permit or click on the Temporary Vehicle Permit form below, complete it and bring it to the Landfill office. Landfill Temporary Vehicle Permit Form

For general inquiries, information regarding the disposal of regulated soils, and non-hazardous special waste authoriztion, please contact Brooks Parker, Environmental Services Manager, (860) 647-5279.

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