We provide non-hazardous solid waste collection, recycling and landfill disposal services to commercial, industrial, municipal and residential customers.
Whether you have a spring cleaning project or have commercial needs, you’ll find friendly assistance and professional service at Waste Connections.
We recover a variety of recyclable materials such as cardboard, office paper, plastics, oil, glass, and a variety of metals for reuse.
The JED Landfill is a non-hazardous solid waste landfill permitted to meet or exceed federal design and operating criteria included in Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Regulations. Located on 2,179 acres in southwestern Osceola County Florida, it has been in continuous operation for fifteen years. It is owned and operated by Waste Connections of Osceola County, LLC. JED Landfill operates under multiple local, state and federal air, land and water regulations and primarily under Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) permit 0199726-033-SO-01.
Since opening, JED Landfill has provided Osceola and surrounding counties environmentally safe and cost-effective waste disposal for residential, commercial construction, demolition, industrial and special handling wastes. JED Landfill provides necessary environmental infrastructure and is a key partner with the surrounding municipalities and counties.
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PRICES INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL FEE
All customers MUST wear hard hats, safety vests and safety glasses.
The JED Landfill is a non-hazardous solid waste landfill permitted to meet or exceed federal design and operating criteria included in Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Regulations. Located on 2,179 acres in southwestern Osceola County Florida, it has been in continuous operation for fifteen years. It is owned and operated by Waste Connections of Osceola County, LLC. JED Landfill operates under multiple local, state and federal air, land and water regulations and primarily under Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) permit 0199726-033-SO-01.
Since opening, JED Landfill has provided Osceola and surrounding counties environmentally safe and cost-effective waste disposal for residential, commercial construction, demolition, industrial and special handling wastes. JED Landfill provides necessary environmental infrastructure and is a key partner with the surrounding municipalities and counties.
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Our rates are based on the net weight dumped.
Payment termsAccepting Cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and local checks only with Cold Canyon Landfill certified weight. Checks must be numbered over 700 in the check series number and must be imprinted with name and address. Must have a valid California ID.
Entrance deposit and load checks policyA mandatory deposit of Cash or Check is required at the scale house upon entrance. All loads are subject to random load checks and inspections for prohibited material.
Need to to rent a roll-off?Our partner location, Coastal Rolloff has various sized roll-off dumpsters available for rent. You can contact them at 805-543-0473 or click the link below.
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How Trash Becomes Energy
Landfill gas is composed of roughly equal parts methane and carbon dioxide and is produced during the waste decomposition process. Landfill gas, which would otherwise be combusted to control emissions under federal rules, can be converted or recycled into electricity. This is process is called waste-to-energy or WTE. Specifically in this case, we are converting gas-to-energy, GTE. A series of wells, currently including 150 wells drilled to a depth of approximately 150 feet deep into the waste mass, are connected by piping that conveys the landfill gas to the GTE Plant. A vacuum system is used to draw the gas from the landfill, however, before the gas reaches the Plant, it is dried and filtered to remove hydrogen sulfide to produce a cleaner gas for combustion.
The GTE Plant consists of six Caterpillar Generator Sets (engines) housed in a sound insulated building on the landfill’s footprint. The electricity produced feeds the local power grid with the plant having a current capacity of 9 megawatts (MW) with a possibility of generating 25 MW as the landfill and fuel source expands.
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Contact our Special Waste Sales Representative, Helen Grigg, for questions. Helen.Grigg@WasteConnections.com
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Remember the last load time is 30 minutes before closing and we do not accept cards for payment only cash or check (small bills only).
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Serving our Community
JED takes pride in sponsoring diverse initiatives that contribute to the advancement of educational opportunities in the area: Supporting a local barrel racer in her pursuit of a college scholarship, investing in a local Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter to foster the next generation's engagement in agriculture, serving as the largest sponsor of The Education Foundation of Osceola County.
Christmas Promise Bike Build
Our parent company, Waste Connections, started building bikes in 2011 for children in need at Christmas time. At JED Landfill we embrace the Christmas Promise Bike Build that gives us an opportunity to give back to the community where we live and serve.
Growing the tradition
In 2017 JED Landfill employees were able to raise funds for, build and give 100 bicycles to organizations helping children in Kenansville and Holopaw. In 2018, we built and donated 175 bicycles to children in Kenansville, Holopaw and St. Cloud. We look forward to continuing this tradition for many years to come.
Sponsor of local educational initiatives
JED has been a proud sponsor of various initiatives across the area for the further development of educational opportunities:
- A local barrel racer as she earns toward her college scholarship
- A local FFA chapter to ensure the next generation is investing in agriculture
- Largest sponsor of The Education Foundation of Osceola County
Environmental Protections
We The network of environmental protection systems at JED Landfill starts with a dual composite liner system that creates a barrier preventing contaminants from impacting the soil and groundwater. Next, a leachate collection system beneath the waste and above the primary liner collects liquids within the waste as well as rain that percolates through the waste. Once collected, the leachate is pumped to a contained storage area for loading and transport to an approved wastewater treatment facility.
Storm water runoff is also collected separately from leachate and contained in sedimentation ponds that allow soil particles to settle out of the water before evaporating or infiltrating the ground. Groundwater monitoring wells, tested semi-annually, are strategically placed around the perimeter of the site to help ensure that landfill operations do not affect groundwater quality.
Methane gas, produced naturally by decomposing waste, is collected under vacuum through a series of extraction wells and piped to the Gas to Energy Facility where it ultimately generates electric power for end users. The environmental protection systems in place meet all state and federal regulations.
Sustainability
JED Landfill, along with our parent company, Waste Connections, supports sustainability efforts across the company and the communities we serve. Solid waste landfills over time generate a greenhouse gas, methane, which can be collected and converted into a valuable source of clean energy. We deploy gas recovery systems, such as the one here at JED, to collect methane that is then used to generate electricity for local households, fuel local industrial plants, power alternative fueled vehicles, or qualify for carbon emission and renewable fuel credits.
Since its opening year, JED Landfill has provided disposal options for Residential and Commercial Municipal Solid Waste, Construction and Demolition Waste, Industrial Wastes, and various Special Wastes.
Champ Landfill
Please review the list of acceptable and unacceptable items for disposal outlined above. If you have a question about wastes for disposal, please contact us in advance of bringing the material to the landfill. Call Champ Landfill or email us.
Accepted Landfill Materials: Clean fill - soil, Concrete and asphalt, Construction debris, Farm or agricultural waste, Household municipal waste (Includes carpet, furniture, mattresses), Non-hazardous commercial waste, Tires that are chipped or shredded only and tree branches over 6 inches in diameter.
Unaccepted Landfill Materials: Appliances (major), Bulk liquids, Explosives, Highly flammable or volatile substances, Propane gas containers, Radioactive materials, Regulated infectious waste, Regulated quantities of hazardous waste, Regulated quantities of PCB, Septic tank pumpings, Tires, Whole, Toxic waste, Waste oil, Yard waste (keep separate for green waste recycling).
Green Waste Recycling
For safety reasons, yard waste materials are only accepted Monday through Friday. They are closed on Saturdays. If you have a question about what kind of green wastes are accepted for recycling, please call Hansen's Environmental Wood Resources at 636-379-1830.
Accepted Green Materials: Brush and logs 6 inches or less in diameter, Christmas trees, Garden vegetation, Leaves, Sawdust, Untreated or unpainted lumber & pallets, Wood chips and Yard clippings.
Unaccepted Green Materials: Bio solids, Decorative or ceremonial items, Dead animals, Human waste, Liquid waste, Stumps, roots, or shrubs with intact root balls and Other organic material not specially listed.
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Butler County Landfill Services & Rates
Butler County Landfill is a modern municipal solid waste disposal facility permitted by the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality and is in full compliance with Nebraska rules and regulations as well as Subtitle D of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).
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We work with businesses of all sizes and all sectors across the United States and Canada, to help you decide which waste management services, collections, and recycling services best fit your needs.
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