Amador County residents are being provided with various opportunities to dispose of Green Waste for FREE! The ARCD is currently working with the Amador Air District and ACES Waste Services to offer this service to our community, and the response has been tremendous! Options for participating in this program are as follows:
40 yd Green Waste Bins are located at the following addresses:
Sutter Creek Fire Protection District - 350 Hanford St., Sutter Creek 95685 Lockwood Fire Protection District - 23141 Shake Ridge Rd., Volcano 95689
Starting in June 2022, the Amador Air District will be providing vouchers for 4 cubic yards of green waste disposal at no charge through the Pine Grove Transfer Station. Please refer to the flyer below for more information or call (209) 257-0112.
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