Benton County Solid Waste District

Waste Disposal Options

You have several options for disposing of your solid waste. 

• If you would like weekly, on-going pickup, see the Waste Hauler Information below.
• If you need a one-time pickup of a large item, see the Special Hauls section below.
• If you need a large dumpster for a special project or on-going disposal, see the Roll Off Container Providers section below.
• If you would like to haul your own waste to a disposal site, see the Transfer Stations section below.

REMEMBER! Improper disposal such as burning or dumping solid waste can result in fines and/or imprisonment.  

Haulers are required to be licensed by the Benton County Solid Waste District and to conform to regulations established by the District.  If you have a question regarding the regulations or a complaint regarding a waste hauler, please contact Benton County Solid Waste District at (479) 795-0751.

Citizens living within a municipality may have access to curbside waste collection services.  Incorporated areas of the County will usually have a government-contracted waste hauler.  To find out more, please click here for a list of the waste haulers that service each city.  Contact your local city administration for information on obtaining these services. 

Citizens living in rural areas and some smaller cities will need to contract directly with a waste hauler for waste collection services.  Click here for a list of all licensed waste haulers which are eligible to collect waste in Benton County for each "service zone".

The following waste haulers have indicated that they will provide special hauling services including pickup of bulky waste materials such as furniture, appliances, electronics, etc.

Murray’s                      (479) 848-3701

Phillips Trash              (479) 789-5690

The following companies provide roll off containers (dumpsters). 

Businesses and industry often utilize large, open-top waste containers called "roll off containers" for disposal of solid waste.  On occasion, individuals may find these containers useful as well.  For instance, during an addition or remodel to your home. 

Transfer stations are solid waste facilities where waste is brought in in smaller containers such as pickup trucks, compactor trucks and roll off containers and is then "transferred" to open-top semi-trailers to be transported to a landfill for final disposal.  Citizens may deliver waste items that are not collected by waste haulers, such as furniture, to a transfer station.  A fee is charged for the disposal.  The fee varies based on the amount of waste.  Each transfer station sets their own rates.  Citizens should contact a transfer station directly for a list of acceptable materials and current rate information.

There are four permitted transfer stations in Benton County.  These are:

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Last modified: 01/05/09