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In California, 45 county departments, 9 public authorities and 3 city governments publish 61 official links for this service. Reviewed requirements cover availability notices (30), eligibility (10), documents (4), payment methods (2), deadlines (2) and appointments (1). 53 counties have a page for it below.

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Integrated Waste Management — Hazardous Waste Programs

Transfer Stations & Landfills

John Smith Road landfill — ownership, operator and contact informationOfficial instructions

The County of San Benito owns this facility; Waste Solutions Group/Waste Connections operates it. Contact the operator for current admission and material rules. Expansion-contract dates and projected capacity on this page are not republished as current operational facts.

Source checked October 26, 2026

San Benito County John Smith Road Landfill · San Benito County John Smith Road Landfill (opens in a new tab)

John Smith Road landfill — ownership, operator and contact information

John Smith Road Landfill (JSRL) was first established in 1968. The County of San Benito owns the landfill, but since 2005 it has been operated by Waste Solutions Group of San Benito County LLC, a subsidiary of Waste Connections Inc. The landfill currently accepts a wide range of materials, including municipal solid waste, recyclables, bulky items, and household hazardous waste from San Benito County residents and businesses.

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