SGF Environmental Services
Municipal utility focused on providing effective management of stormwater, wastewater and solid waste Comments may be removed if any of the above apply.
COMMENTING POLICY
The City of Springfield Environmental Services Department welcomes dialogue with the public. Please be aware your comments are subject to public disclosure laws, and we will screen for the following:
• Potentially libelous comments.
• Obscene or explicit comments.
• Personal attacks, insults, or threatening language.
• Plagiarized material, or material that violates intellectua
07/27/2026
The proposed Chapter 94 updates were developed through extensive public outreach and informed by feedback from residents, private haulers and other community stakeholders. The feedback received highlighted several recurring themes.
Residents expressed strong interest in improved recycling access, more consistent service standards, expanded bulky item and yard waste options, neighborhood cleanliness, and a less fragmented residential collection system.
Haulers generally supported clearer expectations and improved code clarity, while also emphasizing the need for operational flexibility.
Read more about the process, review proposed updates and submit comments at: https://www.springfieldmo.gov/trashcode
07/23/2026
Jimothy has one request: keep hazardous items and recyclables out of the garbage. Protect Jimothy. Dispose responsibly. 🦝🚯♻️
Before tossing lithium batteries, chemicals, propane tanks, paint or other hard-to-dispose-of items, let the Waste Wizard work its magic. 🪄
Search hundreds of common household items to find the right disposal option and help protect our community, collection crews, the environment... and, of course, Jimothy.
➡ https://www.springfieldmo.gov/5532/Waste-Wizard
Some household items don’t belong in the trash. Knowing which materials require special disposal helps protect collection crews, landfill staff and our community.
Not sure where it goes? Let the Waste Wizard work its magic. 🧙♻️🪄
Search hundreds of common household items to find the proper disposal method. For eligible household hazardous waste, the Household Chemical Collection Center offers free disposal by appointment.
🔗 https://www.springfieldmo.gov/5532/Waste-Wizard
Not everything belongs in the trash. ⚠️🗑️❌
Some household items (like lithium batteries, chemicals, paint and oxygen or propane tanks) require special disposal because they can create serious safety and environmental hazards when they enter the waste stream.
But don’t stress, we’re here to help you find the right place for responsible disposal. Watch Part 2 to learn how to handle special items safely in our community.
07/22/2026
07/22/2026
We are seeking privater partners to develop Renewable Natural Gas facilities at the Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill and the Southwest Wastewater Treatment Plant tohelp turn gas generated from waste at City facilities today into energy for tomorrow. 🚛 ♻️⚡
By capturing biogas that's already produced at these facilities and upgrading it into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas, Springfield can reduce emissions, expand renewable energy production and create long-term community benefits, while minimizing financial risk to taxpayers through a public-private partnership.
Learn more about the project and view the Request for Proposals at: https://www.springfieldmo.gov/rfp
Read the full release:https://www.springfieldmo.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/13229
07/21/2026
Since March, Springfield's dedicated litter collection program has made a measurable impact on some of the city's busiest corridors, gateways and expressways.
The Environmental Services Clean Team was created through the Clean Green Waste Impact Initiative, which dedicates a portion of Noble Hill Landfill tipping fees to year-round litter collection. The program was designed to provide consistent, measurable cleanup efforts while complementing existing community cleanup initiatives.
Our four-person litter crew focuses on areas where litter accumulates most, using field data to refine routes and direct resources where they're needed most.
Learn more about the Clean Green Waste Impact Initiative: https://www.springfieldmo.gov/6138/Clean-Green-Waste-Impact-Initiative
07/21/2026
Hi Springfield! Let's talk trash... and recycling
Proposed updates to Chapter 94 of the City Code, which governs Springfield's solid waste management system, are now available for public comment! The proposed changes are intended to create a clearer, more consistent and more effective system for residents, businesses and service providers while supporting improved curbside trash and recycling services. 🚛 🗑️♻️
We encourage you to review the summary of proposed updates, learn more about the process and share your feedback during the 30-day public comment period. 💬
How did we get here?
The draft was developed through extensive public engagement and informed by feedback from residents, private haulers and other community stakeholders. While not every issue reached consensus, the input helped shape a balanced package of proposed changes designed to improve service consistency, expand recycling opportunities and better serve our community.
Check it out and provide comments at www.springfieldmo.gov/trashcode
07/20/2026
‼️ The Springfield Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill is closed today (Monday, July 20) due to a material fire.
🔥 Area fire departments are on site, the fire is contained and no injuries have been reported.
⚠️ This incident is an important reminder that prohibited materials, including batteries, chemicals, flammable materials and other hazardous waste, should never be disposed of at the landfill. These items can create serious fire and safety hazards when they enter the waste stream.
🗑️ Landfill customers are encouraged to review usage guidelines and a list of what is and is not accepted at the landfill at springfieldmo.gov/landfill.
🪄Residents can also use the City’s Waste Wizard online search tool at springfieldmo.gov/wastewizard to determine how materials should be properly disposed of in the community.
🦺 The landfill is expected to reopen during regular operating hours (7 a.m. to 4 p.m.) Tuesday, July 21. If the closure needs to be extended, updates will be posted here. Please check back for updates before planning your trip to the landfill.
07/02/2026
🇺🇸 Holiday Closure Notice 🇺🇸
In observance of Independence Day, our Landfill, Yard Waste Recycling Center, and Recycling Facilities will be closed on Saturday, July 4.
Regular operating hours will resume on Monday for the Landfill and Tuesday for the Recycling and Yardwaste Recycling Centers.
We wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙
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Springfield, MO
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| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |