Carlton County Transfer Station

1950 MN-210 Carlton MN 55718 USA

3 (15 reviews)

Carlton County Transfer Station recycling center in Carlton, MN - View of facility

About This Center

The Carlton County Zoning and Environmental Services Office operates the Transfer Station, offering programs for the collection and disposal or recycling of various items such as antifreeze, appliances, batteries, construction or demolition debris, electronics, fluorescent light bulbs, food waste, household garbage, mattresses, medical sharps, recyclables, tires, used oil and oil filters, brush, grass clippings and leaves. They provide services for solid waste and recycling, including scrap metal recycling. Notably, on Wednesdays, demolition waste is accepted for half price, while mixed waste and large bulky items are not accepted on that day. Visitors are encouraged to refer to the Transfer Station Price Guide for detailed information.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

AntifreezeAppliancesBatteriesConstruction or Demolition DebrisElectronicsFluorescent Light BulbsFood WasteHousehold GarbageMattressesMedical SharpsRecyclablesTiresUsed Oil and Oil FiltersScrap Metal Recycling

Featured Reviews

Deborah Briske

Deborah Briske (1/5 stars, a year ago): Rude office guy we waited while he stood outside of his office chatting with a customer that was also standing outside leaning against his truck. So we pulled along side and said we have a doctors appointment to get and handed him our money to pay. He yanks money out of our hand and says "Impatient people can wait." Gives a nasty look. No need to be a jerk.

suzanne anderson

suzanne anderson (5/5 stars, 7 years ago): Greatly improved over past year. Staff is friendly & kind. Prices reasonable for disposal. Nice recycling program for variety of things including hazardous cleaners and paints. Call for dates and times of operation. Dog treats for the only one in family excited to go to the dump. 🐶

James Caspersen

James Caspersen (4/5 stars, 7 years ago): Workers are nice. Prices are better than they used to be but still much higher than what St. Louis County charges at their transfer stations. Can be worth the drive to Brookston.