Dumps, recycling & drop-offs in Virginia Beach City, VA
- 2 listings
- 1 dumps & landfills
- 1 transfer stations
- 1 with posted hours
Dumpmapper lists 2 places in Virginia Beach City, VA where you may be able to drop off trash, recycling or problem materials: 1 landfill and 1 transfer station.
For general junk and bulky loads, the main options on file are Virginia Beach Landfill in Virginia Beach and SPSA Oceana Transfer Station in Virginia Beach. Of these, 1 has posted hours and 2 have a phone number in the source data.
We haven't found paint, battery, electronics or hazardous waste drop-offs here yet. The section below explains where to check.
Listings aren't verified yet. Hours, fees and resident rules change, so check with the site before you go. We show a phone number or website when a source lists one.
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Dumps & landfills 1
Virginia Beach Landfill
Municipal solid waste landfill- Address
- 1989 Jake Sears Road, Virginia Beach
- Phone
- (757) 385-1980
- Website
- pw.virginiabeach.gov
Hours and fees not listed. Confirm with the site before you go.
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Transfer stations 1
SPSA Oceana Transfer Station
Transfer station / convenience center- Address
- 2025 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach
- Hours
- Mo-Fr 06:00-15:00; Sa 08:00-12:00; Oct-Mar Sa OffOSM
- Phone
- (757) 961-4054
Recycling, paint, batteries & hazardous waste in Virginia Beach City
None of our sources lists a recycling center or a paint, battery, electronics or hazardous-waste drop-off inside Virginia Beach City yet. That usually means the data is missing, not that nothing exists.
We don't have household hazardous waste collection dates for Virginia Beach City yet. Many counties hold HHW collection days a few times a year instead of running a permanent site, so check the county or city solid waste, public works or health department website for the next date. Know the schedule? Tell us.
Official locators: PaintCare paint drop-off sites (in states with paint stewardship programs) and the Call2Recycle battery drop-off locator (Call2Recycle now operates as The Battery Network). Guides: Old paint, Batteries, Household hazardous waste, Electronics, Motor oil & filters, Fluorescent bulbs.
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Data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Michigan EGLE, US EPA LMOP. County boundaries: US Census Bureau. Page built 2026-09-25. Something wrong or missing? Suggest a correction.