Landfill & Recycling

The Summit County Resource Allocation Park (SCRAP) is a non-hazardous waste facility located at 639 Landfill Road, two miles north of Keystone, Colorado, 0.2 miles north of U.S. Highway 6. Our landfill serves all of Summit County and the surrounding area and is the only landfill in Summit County.

Hours of Operation

  • Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. & Saturday, 7:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 
  • All other services besides landfill/trash must be in by 3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday & 11:30 a.m. on Saturday. 
  • Accepted payment - cash or check with proper identification and credit cards are also accepted. There is a 75 cent charge & 2.25% convenience fee added to your total when using a credit card.
  • All loads must be covered.

Recycling Drop-Off Centers Are Open

All Summit County recycling drop-off centers are open to the public. Please maintain recommended social distancing (6 feet from other people who are not members of your household) when at the drop-off centers:

  • Breckenridge: 284 Coyne Valley Rd., next to Colorado Mountain College 
  • Frisco: Peak One Blvd., next to Summit County Commons 
  • Silverthorne: 0255 River Rd., next to the Blue River Ballfields

Household Hazardous Waste


The SCRAP accepts household hazardous waste (e.g., paints, stains, fertilizers, cleaners) and electronics waste (e.g., TV's, computers, printers, scanners, stereo equipment) for recycling and safe disposal. Thanks to the Safety First Fund, approved by local voters in 2014, these services are free to Summit County residents and property owners. Please bring proof of residency with you.

Recycling & Composting


The SCRAP has a vibrant recycling  division and a composting facility on site that produces Class III, STA-certified compost products for landscaping, gardening and many commercial applications.
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Mission Statement


Summit County government manages the SCRAP as a publicly owned and operated solid waste management system for the discard, recycling, and reuse of municipal solid waste. SCRAP operates primarily as a fee-based enterprise fund, with some special-waste services supported by the Safety First Fund mill levy to protect local water quality.

Our mission is to provide accessible discard and recycle options for our community in order to maintain a clean, healthy, aesthetically pleasing mountain environment.

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