Fall colors are on full display at the Lancaster Waste-to-Energy (WTE) Facility! No matter the season, the process doesn’t stop. Explore the WTE process and discover the benefits at ThinkAboutWTE.org

Our Environmental Field Manager, Jeff Musser, captured this young Eastern Screech-Owl peeking out of a nesting box at Frey Farm Landfill (FFLF). Learn more about how LCSWMA responsibly manages waste to protect local wildlife at LCSWMA.org.

Battery safety starts with good habits! 🔋 Follow these handling tips to help prevent fires. Never throw batteries in the trash. Lancaster residents can dispose of them free at LCSWMA's Hazardous Waste Facility. Visit SafeBatteryDisposal.com for disposal options near you.

WTE converts non-recyclable waste into electricity, powering local homes and businesses and extending landfill life. LCSWMA operates two WTE facilities in Lancaster and Dauphin Counties, transforming waste into a resource for our communities. Learn more at ThinkAboutWTE.org

Celebrate International E-Waste Day by cleaning out your junk drawers! Today serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible electronic waste disposal. Visit SafeBatteryDisposal.com to find disposal options near you!

This week, we're celebrating #NationalRiskAwarenessWeek by recognizing our wonderful Safety Department! Thank you both for helping our team stay safe, make informed decisions, and build a culture of preparedness. We appreciate all you do to support our team!

We are open for business today on Columbus Day/ Indigenous People’s Day! Visit LCSWMA.ORG for facility locations and hours.

Did you know landfill gas can become fuel? ⚡ At Frey Farm Landfill, LCSWMA captures methane and converts it into fuel. This is one more way we turn everyday waste into a resource! To learn more about the LFGTE process, visit LCSWMA.ORG

All LCSWMA facilities will be open and operating during regular business hours on Columbus/Indigenous Peoples' Day, Monday, October 12. For our hours and locations, please visit LCSWMA.ORG

The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority (LCSWMA) announces with great sadness the passing of former CEO James D. Warner, who led the authority from 1996 to 2018. A more detailed tribute honoring Jim's life and legacy can be found at news.lcswma.com