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Buchanan Center

Rutherford County residents only

Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday to Wednesday9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ThursdayClosed
Friday9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday to Sunday7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • Hours are in Central time.
  • The county says its holiday list may not include every closure, so call ahead near a holiday.
  • Sundays are for household garbage and recycling only: no bulk items, and no metal.

10810 Manchester Pike, Christiana, TN 37037

This center has no phone of its own, so this calls Rutherford County Solid Waste at 615-898-7739.

Run by Rutherford County Solid Waste.

What it takes

The Rutherford County Landfill takes tires and brush. The Leanna Center takes some paint and some household hazardous waste.

Each item has its own rules. Check before you go.

Rutherford County rules

  • The Haley Road center has been closed for remodeling since June 24, 2024. Don’t go there; the county will post when it reopens.
  • The centers are for Rutherford County households only, so be ready to show proof of residency. No commercial waste, no scavenging, and no dumping when they’re closed.
  • One visit a day, with no more than one level pickup truck load of household trash and at most 3 bulk items, such as a couch, chair, or lamp. Trailers can be no longer than 10 feet, and with a truck and trailer the center takes the load on one or the other, not both. No box trucks.
  • Recycling goes in together, unsorted: paper, plastic #1 and #2, aluminum and tin cans, and glass in large glass containers. Every center takes bulk metal.
  • The centers don’t take yard waste or brush, construction or demolition debris, paint, TVs, computers, fluorescent bulbs or ballasts, propane or gas tanks, or flammable fuels or oils.Rutherford County’s recycling page says the centers don’t take paint, TVs, computers, or fluorescent bulbs. Its solid waste page says the Leanna Center has taken electronics, oil-based paint, and fluorescent bulbs since June 2024, and the county’s center map lists electronics at Leanna, Rockvale, and Smyrna.
  • The open-top containers stand about 6 feet tall. If you’ll need help getting something over the side, bring that help with you.

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