Monday, May 20, 2013

Services Provided

  • Inspection
  • Monitoring

What You Can Do

  • Have waste collected by an approved waste transporter.
  • Dispose of construction and demolition debris only at licensed facilities.

Construction and Demolition Debris

The Construction and Demolition Debris Program inspects all open and closed construction and demolition debris landfills within Montgomery County to ensure that disposal is protective of the environment and the public’s health. In addition, selected private wells near disposal sites are sampled to monitor ground water quality and complaints of open dumping are investigated.

Common Questions

What is construction and demolition debris?
Construction and demolition debris (abbreviated as C&DD) is waste material that results from the construction or demolition of buildings. It includes items such as lumber, plaster, brick and roofing shingles. It does not include hazardous waste, asbestos, furniture and appliances, or trash and garbage, which must be disposed of separately.
Where can construction and demolition debris be disposed of?
C&DD must be disposed of in a facility licensed and inspected by Public Health or the Ohio EPA.
Are there licensed C&DD disposal facilities in Montgomery County?
Yes. Montgomery County currently has four operating landfills which are specifically licensed for construction and demolition debris.
  • Eckhart Road C&DD Facility, Eckhart Road, Germantown, OH; Phone: 855-2227
  • S.R.I., Inc., 1550 Soldiers Home-W. Carrollton Road, Dayton OH; Phone: 268-8991
  • Taylorsville Road Hard fill, 4252 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, OH; Phone: 233-7500
  • Vance Environmental, Ltd., 2101 Vance Road, Dayton, OH; Phone: 263-1011
More Common Questions

Downloadable Files

EPA Fact Sheet
Ohio EPA Fact Sheet on disposal of clean hard fill.

Public Health in the Community

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RAPCA measures ozone pollution at six locations in five counties – Clark, Greene, Miami, Montgomery and Preble – and provides daily air pollution forecasts. RAPCA issues Air Pollution Advisories when ozone pollution is expected to be unhealthy for sensitive individuals.

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