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16 Orange County, NC Financial Plan and Rate Study for Solid Waste Enterprise Fund but not curbside solid waste collection. Communities in the United States tend to rely on private, solid waste haulers to provide both of these collection services for their citizens. Many urban, metropolitan municipal solid waste departments continue to provide collection services using municipal employees. Nationally, a large majority of the remaining solid waste programs have transitioned to contracted private haulers, primarily as a cost and risk reduction opportunity. 1.3.1 County Solid Waste Collection Program The County provides solid waste collection services to its residents through drop -off collection facilities and governmental institutions via direct collection. Commercial solid waste collection is provided through private enterprise within Orange County. 1.3.1.1 Residential The Department does not provide curbside solid waste collection. Solid waste collection services are provided to County residents at the five drop -off Solid Waste and Recycling Centers located throughout Orange County (refer to Exhibit 1 and Exhibit 2). Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), scrap tires, white goods, scrap metal, clean wood waste, yard waste, and bulky waste is handled by the Sanitation Services Division at these sites. Exhibit 1. Solid Waste and Recycling Centers by Location and Customer Counts by Fiscal Year Center Letter Address FY 2011 -12 FY 2012 -13 FY 2013 -14 FY 2014 -15 FY 2015 -16 1514 Eubanks Rd, Eubanks A Chapel Hill, NC 154,760 158,637 161,128 126,405 121,467 27516 1616 Ferguson Rd, Ferguson B Chapel Hill, NC 94,535 88,535 89,867 71,200 72,151 27516 6705 Bradshaw Quarry Rd, Bradshaw C Mebane, NC 35,376 38,265 40,825 37,888 39,113 27302 7001 High Rock High Rock D Rd, Efland, NC 68,582 79,289 70,992 68,102 66,747 27243 3605 Walnut Walnut Grove Church Rd, Grove E Hillsborough, NC 154,238 117,743 133,054 142,485 134,829 27278