Annexation Solid Waste Management

New Edmonton south residents (annexed residents) can access all City of Edmonton garbage, recycling and waste drop-off facilities using their current landfill card. For Eco Stations, disposal rates apply to all Edmonton residents.

The area is fully rural and there are no current plans for weekly waste collection as per what the City heard at Leduc engagement sessions.

Yes. Residents can continue to use the Leduc & District Regional Management Facility. The facility is privately owned, so services provided by the facility will not change for annexed residents.

No. Residents will continue to use their current Leduc Regional Landfill card to dispose of their waste. There is no change in how new Edmonton south residents will drop off their waste to this landfill.

No. The Nisku Sewage Transfer Station is owned and operated by the City of Leduc and provides service to Leduc residents only. New Edmonton south residents will have full access to all City of Edmonton Eco Stations and Recycling Depots.

The City of Edmonton does not currently allow burn barrels, but it will endeavour to allow burn barrels on agriculturally-zoned land for a 5-year transition period. After 5 years, landowners will be expected to transition to other waste management methods.

Edmonton’s Waste Management Facility accepts large dead animals found on private property. Small animal bodies can double-bagged and disposed of with household waste.