Where can I dispose of items ineligible for removal under the Consolidated Debris Removal Program?
Ineligible fire-related debris must be disposed of at a Subtitle D disposal facility that contains a liner, such as the Central Maui Landfill. The standard Central Maui Landfill refuse acceptance criteria will apply.
Regular Refuse at the Central Maui Landfill- Large Volume
Residents self-hauling large amounts of fire-related debris should contact the Solid Waste Division for procedures before visiting the Central Maui Landfill. If a resident has a commercial entity to help them haul refuse to the Central Maui Landfill, the standard tip fee for commercial trucks will be applied.
Regular Refuse at the Central Maui Landfill- Small Volume
Residents self-hauling small amounts of fire-related debris must wet the material and place it in double-bagged trash bags. Non-ash debris does not require double-bagging. If a resident has a commercial entity to help them haul refuse to the Central Maui Landfill, the standard tip fee for commercial trucks will be applied.
Organic Wood Debris
Residents can dispose of fire-impacted organic wood products (trees, brush, etc.) at the Central Maui Landfill’s green waste receiving area. Before visiting, please ensure all wood products are free of ash debris.
Non-fire-impacted organic wood products may be taken to the Olowalu Convenience Center site or the Central Maui Landfill.
Other Material
Please refer to Recycling and Disposal Resource Guide below.
My driveway was ineligible for removal under the Consolidated Debris Removal Program. I want to remove my driveway; where can I dispose of the waste material?
Concrete or asphalt waste can be disposed of at the Central Maui Landfill. Concrete and asphalt must be cut or broken down into sizes that are less than 3 feet in length. Please be aware that if a resident has a commercial entity help them haul the material, they will be charged the standard tip fee for commercial trucks.
Some Construction & Demolition recyclers may take the material for a lower tip fee than the Central Maui Landfill. However, the material must be clean (free of re-bar, wire, organics, and dirt).
How do I maintain my pool impacted by smoke and ash contamination or fire damage?
Please see the Guidelines for Swimming Pools Impacted by Maui Wildfires or by viewing the latest information on the Ineligible debris page above.