Hardin County residents can bring items to landfill for Free Dump Day

Hardin County residents can take advantage of Saturday’s Free Dump Day event at the Pearl Hollow Landfill.

From 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents can bring all waste materials that are not regulated or defined by applicable federal, state, or local laws as hazardous, infectious, biomedical, explosive, toxic, radioactive, volatile, and/or flammable. All loads must be tarped and secured.

The event is for Hardin County residents only. No contractors or commercial businesses are allowed. Regulations apply.

Hardin County government is also reminding residents that trash pick up will be delayed one day from Tuesday through Saturday due to the Labor Day holiday.

The landfill is located at 1620 Audubon Trace in Elizabethtown. Contact the Hardin County Public Works Department at 270-360-9207 for more information.

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