Landfill Oversight & Compliance

The Seneca County General Health District is an approved health district through the Ohio EPA. The Director’s Approval List is used to identify which health districts are authorized to administer the Solid and Infectious Waste and Construction and Demolition Debris Programs within their jurisdiction.

Responsibilities of this district include- but are not limited to – licensing regulated facilities, inspecting solid and infectious waste and construction and demolition debris facilities and taking appropriate action to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.

Relocation Project

As part of its expansion permit approved in 2024 by Ohio EPA, WIN Waste Innovations of Seneca County will soon begin its waste relocation project to move approximately 2 million cubic yards of waste from Phase 1, a historic unlined cell used in the 1970s, to a newly constructed, composite-lined cell. This project is expected to begin no earlier than Friday, March 13, and will last approximately 18 months.

Seneca County General Health District will be conducting routine inspections throughout the project to ensure compliance with applicable permits, laws, and regulations.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the relocation project, please contact SCGHD at (419) 447-3691.

To see the Waste Relocation Plan, visit: ViewDocument.aspx

Landfill Oversight and Compliance Division Strengthens Environmental Protection in Seneca County – Dec. 04, 2025

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WIN Waste Innovations of Seneca County – Notice of Violation – Aug. 27, 2025

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WIN Waste Innovations of Seneca County Air Monitor Data

The Seneca County Air Monitoring program includes two monitoring stations providing continuous air quality information to the public. The Air Monitoring Program is operated by Montrose Air Quality Services.

The data are preliminary and for informational purposes only. Data are subject to change following quality control and auditing.

Draft Permit to Install (Win Waste Innovations of Seneca County)

Solid Waste Facility License: Win Waste Innovations of Seneca County (2024)

Well Water Interpretation Tool

Need help understanding your well water test results? OSU Extension has created a website to help well owners understand their lab test results. You’ll also find information on well maintenance, what to do if your well water is contaminated and who to contact for assistance.