Riverview Land Preserve

11/14/2022

Join Us: You can help ensure a prosperous future for Riverview and all Downriver communities by attending today's Wayne County Facility Inclusion Committee meeting beginning at 1 p.m. Show your support for RLP's application for a proposed expansion. The meeting is at Arnaldo's Banquet Center on 18275 Quarry Road in Riverview.

11/10/2022

Expanding RLP, which has provided a vital service to the region for more than 50 years, is important during these turbulent and uncertain economic times. RLP serves 16 local communities (with a population of over 300,000 people – around 18 percent of Wayne County’s total population) very well and is a good neighbor.
downriverpartners.com/community-benefits

11/07/2022

You can help ensure a prosperous future for Riverview and all Downriver communities by attending the upcoming Wayne County Facility Inclusion Committee meeting Monday, November 14 (1-5 p.m.). Show your support for RLP's application for a proposed expansion. The meeting will be at Arnaldo's Banquet Center on 18275 Quarry Road in Riverview.

11/02/2022

Note that we are closed on Saturdays beginning November 5. Look up our current Contractor Hours and Resident Recycling Hours at riverviewlandpreserve.com/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-riverview-land-preserve/ -61

10/31/2022

Q: What year did RLP open and who owns it?
A: RLP is a Michigan-based, Type II (non-hazardous) licensed solid waste landfill facility, owned and operated by the Official City of Riverview MI since 1968.
Learn more at riverviewlandpreserve.com.

10/27/2022

Take a video tour of Riverview Land Preserve. See how our ongoing efforts make this regional resource a secure and permanent repository for waste as well as an essential part of the downriver community infrastructure.
https://vimeo.com/474832036

There is more to Riverview Land Preserve than meets the eye. It is now easier than ever to ensure your waste is handled properly and safely. In this video, see how…

10/26/2022

Downriver Partners: We appreciate the region’s support and partnership in preserving a bright future for all of Downriver.
Take a look at our supporters list on downriverpartners.com/supporters.

10/24/2022

Can RLP’s current state be described so expansion can be better understood?
+ RLP’s is currently 403 acres, and 212 acres are solid waste disposal area.
+ The landfill’s current permitted capacity will be reached in about 8 to 10 years.
+ The remaining permitted capacity is approximately 7,850,000 cubic yards.
Read more at downriverpartners.com/faq.

10/19/2022

There is a lot more to Riverview Land Preserve than managing waste materials. That’s just the beginning of our story. Learn about the three critical components that support trash deposits at RLP including the:
+ Liner containment system
+ Drainage and pumping systems
+ Gas collection systems riverviewlandpreserve.com/2020/11/24/learn-about-three-critical-components-of-a-modern-landfill

10/17/2022

Expanding RLP, which has provided a vital service to the region for more than 50 years, is important during these turbulent and uncertain economic times. RLP serves 16 local communities (with a population of over 300,000 people – around 18 percent of Wayne County’s total population) very well and is a good neighbor.
downriverpartners.com/community-benefits

10/13/2022

RLP has been a partner in new infrastructure and business developments across many of our downriver communities. In times of crisis, the Riverview Land Preserve has also provided emergency disposal services for surrounding cities. The Brownstown Business Center is one of many examples of RLP as a regional resource: riverviewlandpreserve.com/2021/05/18/riverview-land-preserve-still-your-regional-resource.

10/10/2022

Similar communities without RLP pay approximately $1.3 million for their waste disposal services each year, and that cost gets passed through to individual households driving up their cost of living.
An expanded landfill protects 30 percent of the City of Riverview’s budget and the City’s ability to provide public services to taxpayers (including subsidized trash pickup).
Find more answers at downriverpartners.com/faq.