Garbage and Recycling
Recycling Changes Coming October 1, 2026
Alberta's enhanced recycling program takes effect October 1, 2026. More packaging and paper materials will be accepted for recycling, and transfer station recycling depots will move to single-stream collection.
Continue following current recycling rules until September 30, 2026.
Parkland County provides waste disposal, recycling and composting services to help residents manage household waste responsibly.
Most residents can dispose of household waste at a County transfer station free of charge with a valid Solid Waste Card and government-issued identification. Limited curbside garbage and recycling collection is available in select communities.
Transfer Stations
Dispose of household waste, recycling, yard waste and other accepted materials at one of Parkland County's transfer stations.
Find information about:
- Transfer station locations and hours
- Accepted materials
- Household waste disposal
- Recycling options
- Solid Waste Cards
- Fees for applicable materials
What Goes Where?
Not sure how to dispose of an item? Search or browse our waste directory to find the proper disposal method for household materials.
Common items include:
- Electronics
- Appliances
- Batteries
- Construction materials
- Household waste
- Recyclables
Curbside Collection
Curbside garbage and recycling collection is available only to residents in Entwistle, Wabamun and Big Lake Area.
Find collection schedules, accepted materials and service information.
Composting
Learn how composting can reduce household waste and create nutrient-rich material for your garden.
Find tips, accepted compost materials and resources to help you get started.
