Abfall: Wilder Müll

State waste laws and municipal statutes

If you want to report "wild garbage," contact your city's or county's lower waste department.

"Wild garbage" refers to waste that is illegally deposited in the open countryside, in forests or along streams as well as in public places outside the designated waste containers.

These can be, for example, household and bulky waste, construction rubble, construction site waste, car wrecks, but also excess excavated soil (loose and solid rock that is excavated or removed during construction work). It is "wild garbage" even if the waste has been covered with soil.

The dumping of "wild garbage" is prohibited and constitutes an administrative offense. It may be subject to a fine.

If the perpetrator of the "wild garbage" can be identified, he will be charged for the disposal costs incurred.

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Please report "wild garbage" to the lower waste authority of your place of residence. This takes care of the disposal.

As a property owner, you usually also have to take care of the disposal of waste that has been deposited on your property against your will.

In addition, the public waste disposal authorities are responsible for the disposal of "wild waste".

If you want to report "wild garbage," contact your city's or county's lower waste department.

"Wild garbage" refers to waste that is illegally deposited in the open countryside, in forests or along streams, as well as in public places, on the roadside or in front of houses and gardens outside the designated waste containers.

The dumping of "wild garbage" is prohibited and constitutes an administrative offense. It may be subject to a fine.

The contact persons of the lower waste authorities can be reached via the websites of your city or district.

State authorities