Virginia Beach Landfill & Resource Recovery Center

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1989 Jake Sears Rd

Virginia Beach, VA 23464

+1 (757) 385-1980

https://www.vbgov.com

The Virginia Beach Landfill and Resource Recovery Center provides comprehensive disposal and recycling services, aimed at adhering to stringent environmental standards for local residents. This facility accepts only residential vehicles for disposal, ensuring a streamlined and regulated process for community members.

In response to operational challenges, the center has implemented specific rules governing vehicle access, restricting entry to defined non-commercial vehicles. This policy aims to maintain efficiency and safety in handling materials while promoting responsible waste management in the city.

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4.58 reviews

Carol S.

7/3/2024

How did I never know this Recycling Center existed? My son has been helping me purge my house of old computers, printers, monitors, etc. They had been taking up way too much space. The weight,...

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Kwame S.

6/23/2023

I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised with my visit. I'll say the landfill have a pretty streamlined process. Who knows, maybe all landfills are like this. Drive up to the attendant, tell...

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Drew P.

6/27/2021

The Virginia Beach Landfill & Resource Recovery Center is located in the western part of the city on Jake Sears Rd. near the Chesapeake city line. It is not too far off of the Centerville...

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Suzzanne R.

8/2/2022

Today was my first experience at this landfill after cleaning out our garage. First and foremost the employees were so helpful and pleasant. Everyone of them at the different stations where just...

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Ivy O.

9/18/2023

I'm a local Realtor and was able to dump items from my clients' home sale free of charge (w/ VAB proof of residence). The gentlemen there were friendly and helped us remove items from the truck...

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