Solid Waste Division

News & Events

Tillman Ridge Transfer Station Temporarily Closed – The Tillman Ridge Transfer Station, located at 3005 Allen Nease Rd., will close from June 20 to July 3 for repairs to the facility floor. The facility will resume normal operations on Monday, July 4. The Stratton Road Transfer Station will remain open to all residential and commercial customers.

Stratton Road Transfer Station

• Location
  250 North Stratton Rd.
• Hours
  Monday - Friday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  Saturday: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  Sunday: Closed
  

For more information, please call 904-827-6980.

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Our Mission

The Solid Waste Division will strive to manage waste and recyclable materials as resources for the future benefit of our community with a focus and commitment towards providing residents, commercial businesses, and local governments with efficient, effective, and environmentally conscientious programs and services. Our mission is based upon the delivery of sustainable services that meet the ever-changing solid waste management needs of our fast-growing community, while reducing our dependency on landfills.

The Solid Waste Division

• As part of our solid waste service, our department manages and operates two solid waste transfer stations, Tillman Ridge and Stratton Rd. Both facilities are open for residents and businesses throughout the county.
• Enforces Solid Waste Disposal Ordinances and manages contracts that cover all aspects of garbage, recycling, yard debris, hazardous waste, construction & commercial franchises and interlocal agreements.
• Manages and operates the Tillman Ridge Landfill in conformance with the Environmental Protection Agency and Florida Department of Environmental Protection permits, regulations.
• Oversees the curbside pick-up of solid waste generated by residential households by franchised haulers to ensure a high quality of service is provided to county residents.
• Provides education relating to recycling, litter control and prevention through various clean up, hazardous materials, and state grant programs.
• Manages the hazardous materials program, which helps improve mosquito control, beautification of County lands, and increased protection of the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of St. Johns County.
• Oversees proper disposal of residential and commercial waste, household hazardous waste, white goods and tires, operations and maintenance of the Leachate Collection System, monitoring of groundwater quality and gas migration, and maintenance and monitoring of the closed landfill.