The CRD’s comprehensive and ever-evolving solid waste management system minimizes waste and maximizes resource recovery. The Environmental Resource Management Service operates the landfill, oversees solid waste planning, explores opportunities for resource recovery and identifies best practices to further reduce waste, increase recycling and mitigate climate change. The CRD seeks the best use for waste resources through initiatives such as methane gas capture and the diversion of kitchen scraps from the landfill.
Owned and operated by the CRD, Hartland Landfill is a multi-purpose site which, in additional to landfill services for general refuse and controlled waste, provides drop off for recycling, organics and household hazardous waste.
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Jul 17, 2024
The Capital Regional District’s (CRD’s) Solid Waste Market Research and Engagement Study seeks to understand residents' and businesses' attitudes and behaviours towards waste reduction and management practices. If you received an invitation, or use the Hartland Public Drop-off Depot, we encourage you to participate!
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Jun 13, 2024
The Capital Regional District (CRD) Board has approved the Long-Term Biosolids Management Strategy. This strategy outlines a sustainable approach to managing biosolids produced within the region, with a focus on beneficial use and environmental stewardship.
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Jun 03, 2024
Beginning June 15, 2024, Hartland Landfill’s new Saturday hours will be 7 am to 5 pm, adding three extra hours for a one-year pilot period. Weekday hours remain Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm and it will continue to be closed on Sundays and statutory holidays.
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Apr 11, 2024
In December 2023, the Capital Regional District (CRD) Board passed a motion to adopt bylaw amendments, to come into effect in two phases in 2024 at Hartland Landfill. Phase 2 changes will come into effect on July 2, 2024.
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Jan 11, 2024
Public consultation is underway as the Capital Regional District (CRD) considers long-term options and technologies to harness the benefits of biosolids, the nutrient-rich by-product from wastewater treatment.
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