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Mixed Loads: $220/tonne

Mixed loads refer to landfill-destined loads contain at least 25% of materials that could have been diverted — such as clean wood waste, metals, concrete, recyclables, and the like.

It pays to take a bit of extra time to separate any recyclables from your landfill loads. Mixed loads are charged $220 per tonne for residential, commercial or non-partner landfill users.

Bulky Special Handling Loads: $330/tonne

These are loads containing very bulky, light materials such as Styrofoam, poly bags, tarps, plastic pipe, power poles, railroad ties, rig mats, et cetera. These materials do not pack, so they take extra space in the landfill. They also as create handling problems for the equipment operator. Loads with materials longer than 3 meters will not be accepted.

It pays to take a bit of extra time to separate any recyclables from your landfill loads. Bulky special handling loads are $330.00 per tonne for commercial and non-partner landfill users.

Soil Containing Hydrocarbons: $30 - $110/tonne

Parameters for acceptance of hydrocarbon-infused soil at the Regional Landfill are indicated below. Any soil that exceeds these parameters will not be accepted.

  • Hydrocarbon Content less than 20,000 mg/kg
  • Chlorides less than 3,000 mg/kg
  • Flash point must be higher than 61 degrees Celsius
  • The PH value must be no less than 2.0, and no higher than 12.5
  • No free liquids as determined by use of the paint filter test
  • 0-25% content of hydrocarbon and chlorides content $30.00/tonne

Soils must not be classified as a hazardous material under the provisions of the Alberta User Guide for Waste Managers. Prior to approval of disposal, copies of lab tests for the above information must be produced.

Tanks...for Recycling

Propane tanks cannot be disposed of in the landfill; however, we do accept all propane tanks (including 1lbs and helium tanks) as recyclable items and store them separately.

There’s a special part of the Regional Landfill and transfer sites dedicated to white metals; bikes; BBQs; tires; and propane tanks.

Landfill Transfer Site

Waste Items Prohibited at the Regional Landfill

  • Industrial and commercial hazardous waste: Includes solvents, anything that requires a placard, etc.
  • Bulk liquid waste
  • Domestic Waste Water: Includes grey water, septic water, etc.
  • Explosives: Includes ammunition, unused fireworks, dynamite, etc.
  • Radioactive Waste: Includes certain medications, some oilfield piping, etc.
  • Biomedical waste: Includes medical syringes, anything from clinics/hospitals, etc.
  • Ozone-depleting substances
  • Oilfield waste

Hazardous waste consists of solid or liquid materials, or containers holding gases that have outlived their usefulness.

These wastes may harm people or the environment unless given special handling and treatment. They may be flammable, corrosive, explosive, or toxic. Because of these dangerous characteristics, they should not be disposed of in landfills or sewage systems. Products in the household that have potentially hazardous characteristics display at least one of the following symbols:

For a complete list of materials commonly brought to a Household Hazardous Waste Roundup, please call 780-675-1117.

Surcharges and Fines

Unsecured Load

Illegal Dumping

Tresspassing

Certain items are only acceptable at the Regional Landfill.

Notice must be given and special charges will apply. For more information about materials not accepted, or not listed here, please call 780-369-2590.

Includes:

  • Asbestos materials
  • Refined hydrocarbon contaminated soils

Find your way around the Regional Landfill with this handy site map.

The Slave Lake Landfill has designated zones to accommodate sorting, preparation, diversion and disposal of waste items. Click the pins in the map below to find your way around, or Click Here to download a site map in PDF format.

Download Site Map (PDF)

A cleaner environment for a better tomorrow.

Learn about our progressive recycling strategies

Click Here to explore some of the resourceful ways we divert waste materials from the landfill, and often convert them into usable products in the process.