703-324-5033
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Randy Bartlett,
Director
Drinking Water -
Clean water is our most important resource. To preserve water quality for future generations, we need to understand where water comes from, how we use it, and where it goes when it leaves our homes and businesses. Learn how drinking water, wastewater and stormwater runoff are managed by separate systems in Fairfax County and where you can get help and find more information.
Business and Industry
Business and Industrial Wastewater Disposal
Business and Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment
What You Can Do - Prevent Backups and Overflows
For Wastewater Haulers
View Video
Construction and Maintenance
Maps and Publications
Disposal Center Drop Off
Drop off recycling and trash services are available to ALL Fairfax County Residents at our I-66 and I-95 disposal centers
Address, Hours, Phone, Facility Map
Recycle or Trash? Index of Materials
Free Mulch | Document Shredding
At Home Pick Up
View Who Picks Up My Trash to find out if you receive trash and recycling collection services from Fairfax County Government.
Customers with private collection service should contact their provider directly.
For County Collection Customers Only
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Before recycling, consider ways to reduce your trash, reuse items in other ways, then recycle where possible before throwing stuff away.
Residential Recycling Requirements
Recycling at Multifamily Properties
Businesses
Resources for Hospitality Industry, Multifamily Property Managers, Office / Retail Property Management, Brokers, Employees
Disposal Centers: Address, Hours, Phone, Facility Map
Recycling and Trash Requirements
Hazardous Waste | Very Small Quantity Generators (VSQG)
Commercial Cash Program (self-haul)
Collection and Disposal Industry
What you need to know if you are a trash and recycling hauler.
Disposal Centers: Address, Hours, Phone, Facility Map
Educators, Students & Ambassadors
Find out how to take a tour of the I-66 transfer station, arrange for a guest speaker, and watch great videos.
