Lodi Transfer Station (Waste Management)
1333 E Turner Rd
Waste Management runs the Lodi transfer station at 1333 E Turner Road and uses it as the host site for the city's special collection events. The annual spring household hazardous waste event takes antifreeze, batteries, drain and oven cleaners, paint and solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, used oil and aerosol cans, free to Lodi residents. Separate e-waste events at the same site take televisions, computers, printers, cell phones, DVD players and stereos. An annual dump day lets single-family customers inside city limits bring up to two cubic yards in one load, with a voucher mailed beforehand. Commercial waste, dirt, concrete, tires, liquids, CRT screens and appliances still holding CFCs are refused. Hazardous waste is also taken Thursday through Sunday at the San Joaquin County consolidation facility in Stockton, up to 15 gallons per trip.
Accepts: Antifreeze, Batteries, Drain cleaner, Household cleaners, Paint and solvents, Pesticides, Pool chemicals, Used oil, Aerosol cans, Televisions, Computers, Printers, Cell phones
Services: Annual household hazardous waste event · E-waste collection events · Annual dump day for single-family customers · Annual curbside cleanup event
When does the Lodi transfer station take household hazardous waste?
Waste Management hosts an annual household hazardous waste collection event each spring at the transfer station on East Turner Road, free to Lodi residents.
Do I need a voucher for dump day at the Lodi transfer station?
Yes. Single-family customers within city limits get a voucher by mail before the event, and loads are limited to two cubic yards.