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I’m remodeling my home and need a large trash container. How do I get one?
The Construction and Demolition Franchise Haulers List services homeowners and businesses that are remodeling and need a roll-off container for construction and […]
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How do I get a dumpster or set up recycling services for my business?
The Commercial Franchise Haulers List services commercial properties and businesses that need a dumpster as their primary means of waste disposal or […]
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I have already paid for my trash collection service this year, why is it showing up on my tax bill?
The Solid Waste Non-Ad Valorem Assessments are paid for in advance of receiving the service. The assessment you see on […]
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When is the next upcoming shredding event in St. Johns County?
Shredding events are held regularly and provide residents with an excellent opportunity to recycle and shred all of their confidential […]
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When are Community Collection Day events scheduled in St. Johns County? Is there a charge?
Community Collection Day Events are held on select Saturdays at different locations throughout the county. Residents can safely dispose of […]
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Where can I dispose of residential household hazardous waste?
Drop-Off Locations and full list of acceptable household hazardous waste items is found on the Garbage Collection page’s Drop-Off tab.
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Where can I dispose of construction and demolition debris?
Construction debris can be disposed of at either of the two Residential and Commercial Construction & Demolition Disposal Facilities found […]
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As a resident of St. Johns County, can I bring my household waste to Tillman Ridge or Stratton Rd transfer station? What does it cost?
Residents of St. Johns County with proof of residence (driver’s license with your current St. Johns County address) can bring […]
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What can I do with all of my cardboard boxes?
Cardboard boxes must be flattened and placed inside of your recycling cart on your service day or taken to the Cardboard […]
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What can be recycled curbside in St. Johns County?
St. Johns County makes it easy to be a responsible recycler. Place only the five categories of recyclable items, loose (unbagged) […]
