Transfer Stations & Dumps in Minnesota

Beltrami Recycling Inc

(218) 751-5252

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LePage & Sons

(763) 757-7100

LePage Sons Waste Management is a family-owned and operated waste management company based in Bethel, MN, with over 25 years of experience. They offer residential and commercial services in cities around the northeastern metro area, including Anoka County, Sherburne County, Isanti County, and more. Their services include trash pickup, recycling, roll-off dumpsters, and portable storage containers. LePage Sons is known for their excellent customer service and commitment to community support through initiatives like LePage Cares. Customers can participate in the Hope Fund Program by using Pink Carts, and there are referral programs and community contests available for discounts on services. The company operates Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and on Fridays from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. For those interested in employment opportunities, LePage Sons is hiring drivers and offers online applications. Visitors to the website can also find quick links for making payments, reading testimonials, accessing FAQs, checking the holiday schedule, and reviewing legal terms and conditions.

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Steele County Landfill

(507) 583-7766

The Steele County Landfill, located in Blooming Prairie, MN, is open to Steele County residents only and offers services for disposing of household hazardous waste, yard waste, and compost. The landfill operates during normal business hours from Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., excluding holidays. Visitors can find more information about accepted materials on the website. Contact information for the landfill includes the address at 9420 SE 64th Ave, Blooming Prairie, MN 55917, and email communication is available.

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Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station

(612) 348-3777

Located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station is a waste transfer and recycling station at 8100 Jefferson Highway.

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Carlton County Transfer Station

(218) 879-9089

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.

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County Recycling

(218) 384-9178

The Recycling Centers in Carlton County are designated for the collection of residential recyclables from county residents, with specific locations in Barnum, Carlton, Esko, Moose Lake, and Perch Lake. Business recyclables are not accepted at these centers. Operating hours vary from Wednesdays to Saturdays, with the Moose Lake staffed recycling center recently relocated to 3 Earl Ellens Dr. Accepted items at the staffed recycling centers include certain recyclables, while unaccepted items should not be deposited. Additionally, there are unstaffed recycling center locations throughout the county, open year-round for self-service recycling. Illegal garbage dumping at these locations should be reported to the Resource Recycling Coordinator. Visitors can access various recycling information resources such as brochures on solid waste services, plastics recycling, food waste, scrap metal recycling, plastic film recycling, and treecycling locations and dates. The Resource Recycling Newsletter offers archived editions for viewing and a sign-up option for receiving the quarterly newsletter. Furthermore, the county provides waste and recycling receptacles free of charge for event recycling programs, with brochures and applications available for reference.

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Bass Brook Recycling

(218) 328-5451

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Northern Recycling

(218) 246-8956

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Rice County Solid Waste/Recycling Facility

(507) 332-6833

The Rice County Solid Waste Facility in Minnesota is open to only Rice County residents and property owners on specific Mondays, with the gate attendant verifying loads and accepting credit card payments. It is recommended to use a licensed hauler for waste disposal needs, but self-hauling residents can utilize a pre-pay system for contactless payment and reduced wait times. The facility offers single-sort recycling for county residents, either through local haulers or free drop-off during business hours, with some items recyclable for a fee. Additionally, the facility provides a Waste Wizard tool to assist in proper waste disposal and recycling methods. Electronic waste disposal is emphasized due to environmental concerns, with the facility accepting such items for a fee. Visitors are encouraged to check the Waste Wizard for guidance on waste disposal and recycling options.

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eWaste Pro Computer and Electronics Recycling Center

(612) 255-4132

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Recycling for Wildlife

(651) 304-7312

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Vista Recycling

(952) 303-5086

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Gene Henry Memorial Recycle Center

The Gene Henry Memorial Recycle Center in Hoyt Lakes offers recycling services for plastic, glass, tin, aluminum, papers, magazines, catalogs, corrugated cardboard, and yard waste, as well as accepting fluorescent tubes. The center is closed on City Holidays. Operating hours are Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Additionally, the Aurora Transfer Station is open on Monday, Thursday, and Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Tuesday and Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Accepted payment methods include check, credit card, gift card, or solid waste coupon. The station handles disposal of residential wastes such as yard waste, scrap metal, auto batteries, used motor oil, drained oil motor filters, tires, 4 ft fluorescent tubes, and appliances. For more information, visitors can call 218-229-3479.

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Republic Services Inver Grove Heights Recycling Center

(651) 437-8101

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McGregor Transfer Station and Recycling Center

(218) 768-3721

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Eureka Recycling

(612) 669-2783

Eureka Recycling is a community-based, nonprofit social enterprise operating as a zero waste laboratory with a focus on advocating for system changes to reduce waste and promote recycling. They prioritize providing employees with good green jobs and support local economies by choosing responsible end markets for materials that can be recycled repeatedly. Over 90% of their materials are sold to Midwest markets, and all stay within North America. Zero waste practices at Eureka contribute significantly to combating climate change by reducing natural resource demand, conserving energy, and minimizing toxic pollution from incineration and landfilling. Visitors to their location at 2828 Kennedy Street NE in Minneapolis, MN can expect a commitment to waste prevention, recycling advocacy, and support for a healthy, resilient environment.

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Republic Services Minneapolis Recycling Center

(612) 238-8880

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Solid Waste and Recycling Operations Facility

(612) 673-2917

The recycling center in Minneapolis offers garbage collection weekly, recycling pickup every other week, and organics recycling for food scraps and compostable items at no extra cost. They also provide large item collection services and yard waste collection from mid-April through November. Additionally, the center offers a disposal guide to help residents properly dispose of various household items, as well as options for requesting special cleanups for an added fee. Visitors can also learn about becoming a recycling block leader to help neighbors recycle more efficiently and reduce waste. The center encourages community cleanup efforts and provides resources for preventing and removing graffiti, reporting illegal dumping, and managing waste at events. For those interested in the services, the center's address is Eastside Maintenance Facility, 2635 University Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418, with office hours from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.

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South Transfer Station - Minneapolis

(612) 673-2917

The South Transfer Station in Minneapolis is a drop-off site for extra garbage and building materials, available for City garbage customers who can request a voucher to use the site. Those without City garbage service but with a Minneapolis water bill can pay to use the site. However, the station will be closed for maintenance from April 21 to May 5, during which vouchers and Pay per Use Passes will not be issued. It is important to note that the South Transfer Station is exclusively for City customers with garbage or water service. Visitors must adhere to guidelines for drop-off items and fees, and the station is located at the Eastside Maintenance Facility on 2635 University Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday, and visitors must call to request a voucher. For further inquiries, individuals can contact Solid Waste Recycling via email or phone.

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WM - Twin Cities Recycling

(952) 388-0750

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Jnj's Recycling

(320) 679-4766

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Scandia Valley Refuse Recycling Collection Center

The Scandia Valley Refuse and Recycling Collection Center in Motley, MN, located at 33413 West Shamineau Drive, offers free recycling drop-off services for steel, aluminum, tin, glass, plastic, newspaper, and cardboard items. Acceptable steel, aluminum, and tin items include rinsed cans with labels removed, while glass items such as clear, brown, green, and blue glass bottles must be empty and sorted. Plastic items like soft drink bottles, milk jugs, and food containers are accepted, with specific instructions on handling and preparing each type. Not acceptable items include metalized-look plastics, ceramic dishes, foam products, and any items without the recycling symbol and numbers 1 through 7. The center operates with different collection hours for summer and winter, with contact information provided for inquiries. Visitors are advised to consult the provided calendar for specific dates and times of operation. For further questions, individuals are directed to contact their township official or the Morrison County Solid Waste Office.

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North Mankato Recycling Center

(507) 625-1199

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West Metro Recycle Inc

(952) 466-2600

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Ideal Transfer Station

(218) 543-6372

The Ideal Transfer Station is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00am to 4:00pm, located off County Road 16 at the end of West Island Lake Drive, approximately 2.5 miles east of Hwy. 371 or 5.5 miles west of Ideal Town Hall. A yearly permit costing $15 is required for access, allowing users to bring items for recycling, yard waste for composting, and brush. The facility accepts clean plastic, newspaper, glass, tin, aluminum for free recycling, but household garbage in recycling bins can lead to permit revocation. Hazardous waste like paint, solvents, and aerosol cans can be disposed of for free with a completed survey form. Yard waste like leaves, grass clippings, and garden cleanup is accepted, with permit holders entitled to one free small load per year. Items not accepted include hypodermic needles, fluorescent bulbs, heavy equipment tires, and concrete. The station reserves the right to refuse service, and all charges are at the attendant's discretion. Visitors are advised to check in with the attendant before unloading items to avoid fines for illegal dumping. Contact John Bilek, the town clerk, or any supervisor for questions or comments.

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South Pine Recycling Center

(320) 591-1678

The Pine County Solid Waste department manages household, industrial, and commercial waste in Pine County, offering recycling services at various locations like North Pine, Central Pine, and South Pine. The department also operates the Hinckley Transfer Station and a Household Hazardous Waste facility in Pine City and Willow River. Pine County residents receive a 50% subsidy for disposing of tires, appliances, mattresses, and electronics. The recycling centers have specific hours of operation, with the Household Hazardous Waste facility open from mid-May to September on specific days. Additionally, there are unstaffed locations like the Bruno Recycling Sheds that operate year-round for self-service recycling. Visitors are encouraged to report any illegal garbage dumping at these locations to the office. Staff members include Nikki Novy, Michael Weinacht, Samantha Gassert, and Josh Butterfield, each specializing in different environmental services like wetlands, building site permits, and hazardous waste management.

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Olmsted County Recycling Center Plus

(507) 328-7070

The Recycling Center Plus in Olmsted County, Minnesota accepts a variety of items free of charge, including aluminum cans, glass bottles and jars (clear and colored), cardboard, paper, plastic containers, tin cans, and various scrap metals. However, certain items are accepted for a fee, such as appliances, bikes, carpeting, construction materials, furniture, mattresses, TVs, and automotive tires. Visitors are advised to pre-sort their items before dropping them off. The center also hosts an open house tour at the Olmsted Waste-to-Energy Facility on specific dates. For large loads of tires (9 or more), visitors can bring them to the Kalmar Landfill for a fee of $35 per ton, with prior arrangement by phone. Residents are encouraged to check the facility's operating hours and holiday closings for planning their visit.

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Grand Lake Recycle Shed

(218) 729-9590

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Twin City Refuse and Recycling

(651) 227-1549

Twin City Refuse Recycling Transfer Station in Saint Paul, Minnesota, offers a variety of dumpsters and roll-offs ranging from 10 to 40 cubic yards to assist with trash, waste, and recyclables disposal for residential, commercial, and industrial needs. They aim to create cleaner and safer environments for homes, offices, and worksites, ensuring customer satisfaction by providing the right disposal unit based on specific waste requirements. The staff is available to answer inquiries, schedule drop-offs or pick-ups, and cater to contractor needs. Located at 318 Water St W, Saint Paul MN 55107, they emphasize hauling your own waste to save costs and welcome contractor inquiries. Materials accepted and rejected are not explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

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Quad Cities Recycling

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North Pine Recycling Center

(320) 591-1678

The Pine County Solid Waste department manages household, industrial, and commercial waste in Pine County, offering recycling services at three locations: North Pine, Central Pine (recycling only), and South Pine. The North Pine facility is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, accepting various items at specified rates. The South Pine location operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays as well. Pine County residents receive a 50% subsidy for disposing of tires, appliances, mattresses, and electronics at the Hinckley Transfer Station, open Monday to Friday and every other Saturday. Household Hazardous Waste drop-off sites are available in Pine City and Willow River from mid-May to September, with specific hours for each location. Additionally, the Bruno Recycling Sheds are open year-round for self-serve recycling, with a request to report any illegal garbage dumping. Staff members include Nikki Novy, Michael Weinacht, Samantha Gassert, and Josh Butterfield, each specializing in different environmental aspects like wetlands, hazardous waste, and permits.

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Auto Recycle Center

(763) 464-4441

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