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Transfer Stations & Dumps in Louisiana
23 facilities for dropping off trash, bulky waste, and recycling.
These are transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites in Louisiana. A transfer station consolidates waste and hauls it to a landfill; a convenience center is a small residential drop-off site. Hours, fees, and accepted items differ by facility, so check the listing or call ahead.
Ronaldson Field Landfill
1500 New Rafe Mayer Rd Baton Rouge LA 70807 USA, Baton Rouge, LA
(225) 774-5000
Ronaldson Field Landfill is a locally-owned construction and demolition landfill located in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, serving commercial and residential customers since 1997. They specialize in recycling a variety of materials to maintain an environmentally responsible landfill, including construction and demolition waste that is repurposed into crushed concrete and gravel for hardscaping. The landfill is committed to superior customer service, compliance with parish, state, and federal regulations, and environmental friendliness. Additionally, they hold the Wood Waste Handling Contract with the City of Baton Rouge for recycling green waste and operate as a Type III construction and demolition landfill and separation facility. For those looking to dispose of concrete or purchase recycled concrete aggregate, Ronaldson Field Landfill offers these services at $6 per ton, with a team dedicated to crushing and recycling concrete into sale-ready aggregate. Contact them at 225-207-4500 for more information.
Construction and demolition wasteConcreteGreen wasteconstruction and demolition wastelandfillconcrete recycling
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Waste Pro - Riverside C&D Landfill
11266 LA-23 Belle Chasse LA 70037 USA, Belle Chasse, LA
(504) 656-2232
Waste Pro is a recycling center located in Killona, Louisiana, offering solid waste and recycling dumpster services to businesses and residents in the area. The center is managed by Jessica Bonstaff, known for her strength of character and dedication to waste management operations. Waste Pro was recently honored with a Rising Star award by the Florida Institute of CFOs for its exceptional work, with Senior Financial Analyst Aren Williams being recognized for his profound impact on the organization. Additionally, Waste Pro has a waste service contract with Louisiana State University, providing tools to enhance waste management operations and meet sustainability goals. Visitors to Waste Pro can also explore the company's trash truck museum in Sanford, Florida, showcasing the history of the organization from its early days to its current industry leadership.
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Bossier City Public Works
3223 Old Shed Rd Bossier City LA 71111 USA, Bossier City, LA
(318) 741-8402
The Bossier City Public Works Department operates a municipal recycling and waste management facility at 3223 Old Shed Road, providing essential environmental services to residents of Bossier City, Louisiana. This city-operated facility serves as a central hub for recycling, household waste disposal, yard waste collection, and bulk item drop-off for Bossier City residents. The Public Works Recycling Center accepts common recyclables including cardboard, paper, plastics (#1 and #2), aluminum cans, tin cans, steel cans, and newspapers. They also provide electronics recycling (e-waste) services for computers, monitors, TVs, printers, and other electronic devices, along with appliance recycling for refrigerators, washers, dryers, and other large household appliances. The facility operates a yard waste program accepting grass clippings, leaves, branches, and brush from residential properties. As part of the Bossier City government services, the facility works in conjunction with solid waste management, providing residents with convenient access to recycling and disposal options. The Public Works Department also manages city infrastructure including street maintenance, drainage systems, mosquito control, and litter collection programs throughout Bossier City. Bossier City residents can dispose of bulk items and take advantage of special collection programs throughout the year. The facility supports the city's environmental goals by diverting waste from landfills and promoting sustainable waste management practices. For information on residential collection schedules, recycling guidelines, and accepted materials, residents can contact the Public Works office at (318) 741-8402 or visit the city website. Located just off Old Shed Road in south Bossier City, the facility provides easy access for residents throughout the area.
Municipal RecyclingPublic WorksCardboardPaperPlastics #1&2Aluminum Cans
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Bossier City Transfer Station
3223 Old Shed Rd Bossier City LA 71111 USA, Bossier City, LA
318-746-9885
The Solid Waste Drop-Off Station is at 3223 Old Shed Road in Bossier City. It serves as a site for residents and businesses to dispose of waste materials. Hazardous materials must be taken to Shreveport Green by appointment only.
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J & J Scrap Metal & Recycling
8850 Hess Ln Denham Springs LA 70726 USA, Denham Springs, LA
(225) 998-5141
CopperScrapyardAccepted MaterialsFriendly StaffDrop-offTransfer Station
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West End Resource Recovery Transfer Station
813 Northwest Blvd Franklin LA 70538 USA, Franklin, LA
(337) 828-4100
St. Mary Parish Government offers a variety of services related to waste management and recycling. The facilities include the Harold J. Babe Landry Landfill, where road maintenance services are also provided. Additionally, there are specific programs such as the Black Bear Conflict Program and Keep St. Mary Beautiful initiative. For small animal control, visitors can contact Cedric Dennis, and for recycling needs, there are barns located in Hanson and Bayou Vista. The parish also houses the Atchafalaya at Idlewild Golf Course and the Kemper Williams Park, which offers various recreational activities. Moreover, there are services related to homeland security and emergency preparedness, managed by Jimmy Broussard. Overall, St. Mary Parish Government provides a range of services catering to waste management, environmental conservation, and community well-being.
CardboardGlassPlastics #1&2ElectronicsAppliancesDrop-off
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Tangipahoa Parish Solid Waste Landfill
57510 Hano Rd Independence LA 70443 USA, Independence, LA
(985) 878-4403
The Tangipahoa Parish Solid Waste Landfill is a parish-run disposal facility at 57510 Hano Road in Independence, LA, where citizens can drop off household and general waste. It operates 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday, and is closed Sundays. The site also has a recycling area, charges disposal fees, and runs under Louisiana DEQ Permit #P-0217R2. For questions, call 985-878-4403.
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Calcasieu Parish Public Works
5500-B Swift Plant Rd Lake Charles LA 70615 USA, Lake Charles, LA
(337) 721-3760
Calcasieu Parish operates two Residential Solid Waste Convenience Centers for residents to dispose of large waste and recyclable items. The centers are available at no additional cost to residents with valid driver's licenses.
Aluminum cansTin cansPlastic bottlesCardboardMetal appliancesBicycles
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WM - Lake Charles Hauling & Transfer Station
536 Wesley St Lake Charles LA 70615 USA, Lake Charles, LA
(337) 377-0567
Transfer StationDrop-off
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Stranco Solid Waste Management Transfer Station
68658 LA-59 Mandeville LA 70471 USA, Mandeville, LA
(985) 893-0322
Stranco operates a public solid-waste transfer station at 68658 LA-59 in Mandeville; fees apply. It accepts household garbage, construction/demolition debris, yard debris, furniture, washers and dryers. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners must have Freon removed; used oil is accepted only at Site 1.
Solid waste transfer stationHousehold garbageConstruction debrisYard debrisBulky wasteTires
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Metairie Trash Drop-Off Site
400 David Dr Metairie LA 70003 USA, Metairie, LA
Transfer StationDrop-off
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WM - Magnolia Landfill
1000 Russell Sage Rd Monroe LA 71203 USA, Monroe, LA
(866) 676-7150
Transfer StationDrop-off
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PACE Landfill
6505 Coteau Rd New Iberia LA 70560 USA, New Iberia, LA
(337) 365-3650
Transfer StationDrop-off
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Gentilly Landfill LLC
10200 Almonaster Ave New Orleans LA 70127 USA, New Orleans, LA
(504) 240-0380
Gentilly Landfill is a 200-acre Type III solid waste facility owned by the City of New Orleans and operated by AMID/Metro Partnership, LLC, located at 10200 Almonaster Avenue in eastern New Orleans. The site is permitted by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality to accept construction and demolition debris, wood wastes, and yard trash. Disposal fees run $5.50 per cubic yard for standard C&D and $8.50 per cubic yard for XL C&D loads, with a $25 minimum. The facility is open Monday through Friday 7am–5pm and Saturday 7am–12pm.
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St Landry Parish Recycling Center
2717 W Landry St Opelousas LA 70570 USA, Opelousas, LA
(337) 942-9576
St. Landry Solid Waste Disposal District operates a Type II Subtitle D Landfill located in Opelousas, LA. The site accepts various household, construction, and business waste from St. Landry Parish residents only, with proof of residency required.
General household wasteConstruction wasteBusiness wasteWood wasteScrap ironAutomotive batteries
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Delatte's Recycling
19097 Weinberger Rd Ponchatoula LA 70454 USA, Ponchatoula, LA
(985) 386-6110
AluminumCopperBatteriesRecycling FacilityDrop-offTransfer Station
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Operation Green Recycling
300 Airport Dr Shreveport LA 71107 USA, Shreveport, LA
(318) 294-7761
Operation Green Recycling is a self-service recycling drop-off and transfer station at 300 Airport Dr in Shreveport, serving the Shreveport-Bossier City area. Residents and businesses can drop off cardboard, glass, plastics #1 and #2, electronics, and appliances at their convenience. For business clients, the facility also offers secure document shredding and data destruction for sensitive paper and electronic media.
Cardboard RecyclingGlass RecyclingPlastic RecyclingElectronics RecyclingAppliance RecyclingSelf-Service
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Gator Debris Landfill & Recycling
5194 LA-70 Sorrento LA 70778 USA, Sorrento, LA
(225) 675-7000
Gator Debris Landfill Recycling located at 5194 LA-70 in Sorrento, LA 70778 offers waste management and recycling solutions, specializing in processing clean waste concrete into various crushed concrete sizes for commercial and residential use. The landfill accepts materials such as shingles, metal, brick, asphalt roofing material, sheetrock, lumber, wood, yard waste, green waste, plaster, and sand. However, they do not accept white goods, furniture, household trash, hazardous waste, liquid waste, infectious waste, friable asbestos, or batteries. Operating hours are from 6:30 am to 3:30 pm, and visitors can contact Site Manager Chayland Trabeau or Sales Clerk Shari LeBlanc for more information or pricing details.
ConcreteShinglesMetalBrickAsphalt Roofing MaterialSheetrock
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West Maintenance Facility - Residential Solid Waste Convenience Center
2915 Post Oak Rd, Sulphur, LA 70663 USA, Sulphur, LA
337-721-3500
The West Maintenance site is a site for Calcasieu Parish residents to dispose of large waste items not suitable for residential trash bins. Residents can also bring sorted recyclable materials, with services provided at no extra cost for those with valid driver’s licenses.
White goods (empty refrigerators, washing machines)Aluminum cansTin cansBatteriesPlastic bottlesCardboard
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WM - Woodside Security Landfill
29340 Woodside Dr Walker LA 70785 USA, Walker, LA
(866) 676-7150
Woodside Landfill is a regional disposal facility at 29340 Woodside Drive in Walker. Waste Management says it serves Livingston Parish and surrounding communities and provides a citizens access area during posted hours.
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St Landry Parish Solid Waste
417 Solid Waste Rd Washington LA 70589 USA, Washington, LA
(337) 826-5211
St. Landry Parish Solid Waste Disposal District offers waste management services to the local community. They operate a landfill, household and business waste collection, and recycling services.
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West Monroe Recycling Drop Off
409 Lincoln St West Monroe LA 71291 USA, West Monroe, LA
Transfer StationDrop-off
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East Baton Rouge Parish North Landfill Scrap Metal Drop-Off
16001 Samuels Road, Zachary, LA
225-389-5457
Scrap metalAppliances without refrigerant
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Louisiana Transfer Stations: Common Questions
Are these all transfer stations in Louisiana?
This page lists the transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites we have on file for Louisiana. It is not a complete municipal registry. Your county or city solid-waste department may run additional sites, especially seasonal or residents-only convenience centers.
Can I drop off household trash at these Louisiana facilities?
Most accept household garbage and bulky items, but rules vary. Some take the general public, others serve only commercial haulers, and county convenience centers may require proof of residency. Check the individual listing or call before you go.
Do Louisiana transfer stations charge a fee?
Usually yes. Tipping fees are commonly charged by weight or by load, with extra charges for tires, mattresses, appliances, and construction debris. Some county-run convenience centers are free for residents because they are funded by local taxes.
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