Recycling center in Jackson, WY

Teton County Landfill/ Trash Transfer Station

Name: Teton County Landfill/ Trash Transfer Station
Address: 605 S Federal Blvd Riverton WY 82501 USA, Jackson, WY, 83001, US
Telephone: (307) 733-7678
Rating: 3.9

605 S Federal Blvd Riverton WY 82501 USA

3.9 (23 reviews)

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Teton County Landfill/ Trash Transfer Station recycling center in Jackson, WY - View of facility

About this center

Teton County's recycling program is run by the county's Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling Division, with a Recycling Center at 3270 S. Adams Canyon Road in Jackson and a separate Trash Transfer Station for bulky items. Eight community drop-off bins across the county take aluminum, glass, #1 and #2 plastics, steel cans, paper, cardboard, and stretchy plastic bags 24/7, while the Recycling Center handles electronics, textiles, batteries, food scraps, small scrap metal, and household hazardous waste during office hours (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.). Scrap metal, yard waste, mattresses, tires, large appliances, and certain construction materials go to the Trash Transfer Station, with some fees based on material and volume. The program works toward Teton County's goal of 60% waste diversion by 2030.

Materials accepted & services

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Services offered

24/7 community recycling drop-off bins at eight sites countywide
Recycling Center drop-off (office hours)
Trash Transfer Station for bulky and special-handling items
Secure document shredding
Electronics recycling
Textile and clothing recycling
Food scrap and food waste composting drop-off
Household hazardous waste collection (seasonal, by appointment)
Scrap metal recycling
Yard waste, mattress, and tire recycling
Commercial cardboard recycling
Recycling Center virtual and in-person tours

Areas served

Teton County, WYJackson, WYJackson Hole

Not accepted

Paperboard products (cereal boxes, tissue boxes, milk cartons, juice boxes, soup cartons)Egg cartons (cardboard or foam)Plastic food containers (yogurt, lettuce, berry containers, food service packaging) even if marked #1 or #2Plastics #3-#7Containers with food residue or liquidsCardboard contaminated with grease, oil, or other wasteStyrofoam and packing peanuts

Frequently asked questions

What can I drop off at the 24/7 community recycling bins?

The eight community drop-off sites accept aluminum cans, glass bottles and jars, #1 and #2 plastic bottles and jars, steel/tin food cans, aluminum foil, newspapers, office paper, magazines, paperback books, stretchy plastic bags and wrap, and corrugated cardboard. Everything must be clean, dry, and sorted by category.

What are the Recycling Center's hours and location?

The Recycling Center is at 3270 S. Adams Canyon Road in Jackson, about two miles south of High School Road on Highway 89. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (307) 733-7678 with questions.

Where do I take large or bulky items like scrap metal, mattresses, and appliances?

Bring them to the Teton County Trash Transfer Station, which accepts scrap metal (free), yard waste, mattresses, tires, large appliances, and certain construction and demolition materials. Fees may apply depending on material type and volume.

Are there fees for any recycling drop-offs?

Most standard recyclables are free. Food scraps are $2 per 5-gallon bucket and bear spray is $2 per canister at the Recycling Center. Scrap metal is free at the Trash Transfer Station, though fees may apply for other transfer-station materials by type and volume.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Milo Sanders

a month ago

Google review

I’ve had multiple experiences at the Transfer Station and unfortunately interactions with an employee named Lori have been consistently negative. She has made myself and others feel unwelcome and uncomfortable due to her unprofessional attitude. It’s disappointing that a county facility which should uphold high standards of customer service allows this behavior to continue. Respectful treatment of all patrons should be a priority and I hope management takes this concern seriously to ensure a more positive experience for everyone. However Gregorio has always been nothing but kind and a light in a time where it seems hard to find quality customer service.

Brandon Fry

a year ago

Google review

Hell on earth. I was aware of all the rules and had been there on multiple times and complied every time. On this particular visit I was informed that I could not use the dump feature on my trailer because a small amount of dirt was near the door of my dump trailer. I then had to hand unload the trailer. The worker was clearly on a power trip. I was nothing but polite through the exchange.

Furkan Sahin

9 months ago

Google review

Greg was so helpful in entrance he explain every thing answer all question with kindness my trunk was full just took 10$ pretty cheap!

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