To report trash flying off a SPSA truck you can contact us at 757-420-4700 Ext. 381.
If you are experiencing an odor issue please call the odor control hotline at 757-417-5251. You can also get additional information by viewing our Odor Control and Procedures.
Each SPSA member community is responsible for curbside collection of trash and recycling within their jurisdiction. SPSA does not handle the curbside collection of trash or recycling. If you are trying to report that your trash or recycling was not collected, you will need to contact the city or county in which you reside.
Each SPSA member community is responsible for the collection of trash and recycling within their jurisdiction. If you are trying to setup new trash collection services or replace a container, please contact the city or county in which you reside.
Yes, residentially sourced paint may be brought to any Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) location during open hours (up to 5 gallons per visit). Please refer to the HHW & E-Waste link above for more info.
Yes, residents looking to dispose of electronics from their homes will find SPSA has much to offer. Up to 5 E-Waste items may be brought to an eligible SPSA facility per trip. Please refer to the HHW & E-Waste link above for more info.
Using these commercial vehicles will require payment according to our current tipping fee. Residents hoping to use one of their 12 free trips with these vehicles is not allowed.
Automobile tires (no more than 4 per day for residents) should be delivered to the SPSA Regional Landfill Monday – Friday from 8:00am to 4:00pm and Saturdays from 8:00am to Noon.
SPSA does not currently have these services.