A Public Service Announcement from the Town of Lincoln in Niagara, Ontario
Posted August 21st, 2026 on Niagara At Large
Lincoln, ON – The Town of Lincoln is updating community members about expanded waste services that are providing additional time to manage waste related to the recent flooding and ongoing recovery efforts.
Waived Landfill Tipping Fees
The waiving of landfill tipping fees for eligible flood-related waste has been extended through Saturday, August 29, 2026*.
The limit to the number of truckloads or trailers visits per household have also been lifted.
Residents accessing the Niagara Road 12 Landfill are reminded to follow all applicable site requirements and instructions* <https:// app.cyberimpact.com/redirect?ct=5TeIEP- GEE8nXBDOa7O4m6G64jksWH65TbkYfgwurImAG5Y9bnYTRSBEsGmyzEdd7d- WTKCjpWHDyUQzSxbbWDDZUw5uV_oawOiPkFFD3EwKkqb7KuT1IRZfROXp6Uar> regarding the separation and disposal of materials.
Waste Bins
The waste bins at the following locations will be available to Lincoln residents until the evening of *Sunday, August 30, 2026*.
- * 1st Beamsville Scouting Hut at Bomberry Park — 4331 Spruce St, Beamsville
- * Kinsmen Park — 3820 Frost Rd, Beamsville
- * Jordan Parking Lot — 3763 Nineteenth St, Jordan Station, (beside Fire Station #4)
Please note: These bins are for flood-related items only and cannot accept tires or hazardous materials, including paints, solvents, and similar products.
Please place all waste inside the bins. Do not leave or dump items beside the bins or fencing. Thank you for helping us keep these areas safe, clean, and accessible as our community continues its flood recovery efforts.
Residents who are unable to transport their flood waste to the landfill or designated waste bins in Lincoln can email /*/resources@lincoln.ca/*<mailto:resources@lincoln.ca>*//*/to arrange a pickup until August 30./
Enhanced Waste Collection
Enhanced curbside waste collection services will end *Friday, August 21, 2026*.
We understand that residents have had to go to extraordinary lengths to clean up after the floods. If you experienced flood damage due to the July 21 or August 2 weather events and paid privately for tipping fees and/or garbage bins, please save your receipts. The Town is working on a process to reimburse residents for these additional expenses.
These extensions are intended to provide additional flexibility and support as cleanup and recovery efforts continue.
The Town of Lincoln thanks Niagara Region for its partnership and support as our community continues its recovery efforts.
Questions?
Residents with questions about eligibility, collection requirements, or flood-related waste disposal are encouraged to contact the *Niagara Region Waste Info Line*: */905-356-4141/* <mailto:905-356-4141>/or email /*/wasteinfoline@niagararegion.ca/* <mailto:wasteinfoline@niagararegion.ca>/./
* For collection schedules and additional waste disposal information, visit Niagara Region Waste Management resources* <https://app.cyberimpact.com/r
Need further assistance?
- * For immediate assistance, contact Samaritan’s Purse Canada at
- *1-844-547-2664* <tel:1-844-547-2664>, the Town of Lincoln at *905-563-2799*<tel:(905)%20563-2799>**or complete our Flood Impact Form on *Lincoln.ca/Flooding* <https://app.cyberimpact.com/redirect?
* If you are in need of flood-recovery supplies, please email *resources@lincoln.ca* <mailto:resources@lincoln.ca>*. *A member of our staff will review your request and contact you to discuss your needs and, where supplies are available, provide information on pickup arrangements.
Please note that supplies are limited and cannot be guaranteed. Delivery may be available for those who require assistance.
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