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VIWMA Reminds All St. John Haulers of Requirement to Take Waste to Bovoni Landfill

Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority facility

The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority (VIWMA) Preserving Paradise team reminds the St. John community that the Susannaberg Transfer Station no longer accepts waste from haulers because the site is being utilized for the management of debris from hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Haulers are defined as individuals operating a business for profit whose vehicle/hauling body transports five yards or more of waste material. Haulers are required to transport their waste to the Bovoni Landfill.

Haulers who are found using the residential bin sites around the island to illegally dump waste will be fined. Fines may include the following: 1,000 hours of community service, 180 days imprisonment or a maximum fine of $1,000.

The VIWMA Preserving Paradise Team continues to work diligently to provide reliable services and would like to thank the community for its cooperation.

For additional information, contact Communications Management at 513-4171 or email communications@viwma.org

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