Solid Waste and Landfill

Hardin County Solid Waste Department provides garbage and recycling services in unincorporated Hardin County.

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Citizen Engagement

Report an issue or submit a request using the Citizen Engagement portal…

Our inmate workforce for the recycling facilities has been reduced due to COVID-19.

Contracts & Agreements

All contracts & agreements related to Solid Waste Pickup, Landfill, and Recycling.

Bulk Items

View information on pickup scheduling for large or bulk trash items like furniture…

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FAQs

Who is responsible for trash collection in Hardin County?

Our current franchised waste hauler is Red River Waste Solutions. You can reach them at (270) 769-0211.

– Red River contract
– Red River collection schedule

How do I set up trash service?

If you live in an unincorporated area of Hardin County, and you’d like to set up trash service, call Hardin Billing at (270) 600-0155.

Payments can be made by phone at (270) 505-4114.

Additional information can be found at Hardin Billing’s website: https://hardinbillingservice.net/.

You can email billing questions to hardinbilling@gmail.com.

Where is the county landfill?

The Pearl Hollow Landfill is located at 1620 Audubon Trace Elizabethtown, KY 42701.

What are the hours at the landfill?

Click here for hours and holiday schedule

How much is service at the landfill?

The gate rate as of July 1, 2022 is $35.05 per ton.
Minimum charge is 30.05 which includes the $1.75 state remediation fee.

What are the rules of the landfill?

All waste materials are accepted that are not regulated or defined by applicable federal, state, or local laws as hazardous, infectious, biomedical, explosive, toxic, radioactive, volatile and/or flammable.

All loads must be secured and tarped.

No tires, batteries, antifreeze, motor oil, paint, or other free flowing liquids.

Refrigerators and air conditioners must have Freon removed and proper stamp applied.

All vehicles will be weighed in and out.

Is there still dead animal removal?

More info is available here:
https://hcky.org/deceased-animal-removal/

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