Vancouver Landfill also known as delta landfill is owned by Vancouver City Council, Delta dump allows you to dispose of the following items here:
- Antifreeze and empty antifreeze containers
- Books
- Cardboard (flatten)
- Cell phones
- Cooking oil and grease (maximum 10 L per day)
- Electronics, small appliances, and power tools (maximum 5 large items)
- Glass bottles and jars
- Household batteries
- Large appliances (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners)
- Lead acid car and truck batteries
- Metal containers (cans, tins, foil, empty aerosol cans excluding spray paint cans)
- Paper containers (tetra-packs, coffee cups)
- Plastic bags and overwrap
- Plastic containers (jars, jugs, bottles)
- Printed paper and paper packaging (newspaper, magazines, catalogues, writing paper, paper bags)
- Propane tanks (maximum 4 disposable and 2 refillable)
- Scrap metal
- Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
- Thermostats
- Tires (passenger or light truck with or without rims, maximum 10)
- Used oil (maximum 15 L), oil filters (maximum 3), and empty oil containers
Chargeable Items:
- Garbage
- Used residential drywall (gypsum)
- Asbestos waste
- Construction and demolition waste
- Wood waste (finished)
- Clean, unfinished wood waste
- Yard trimmings
- Food scraps
- Mattresses
- New drywall (gypsum)
