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Town of Wethersfield, Connecticut. Ye most auncient towne in Connecticut. 1634.
 
 

Transfer Station

100 Marsh Street
Old Wethersfield
[Directions]
Open Monday and Friday 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.

Wethersfield residents using the Transfer Station require a permit, except to drop off recycling material, leaves, or to pick up mulch.

Waste generated from properties located outside of Wethersfield is not permitted at the Transfer Station.

No mechanical dumping vehicles are permitted.

The Town reserves the right to refuse loads which are not suited for disposal in the Transfer Station. Examples of refused loads include: Large tree stumps, large quantities of fill, stones and cement. The Transfer Station does not accept any hazardous material.

Permits and coupons may be purchased at the Transfer Station at 100 Marsh St.

Permit decals must be affixed to the lower left (driver's side) of the front windshield. Permit decals are valid only for the vehicle they were issued for and are not transferable.

In general, the Transfer Station is in operation to serve as a convenience to the residents of Wethersfield. It is not intended to be a landfill nor is it intended to provide an alternate dumping site for large commercial users.

PERMITS AND COUPONS ARE SOLD ONLY AT THE TRANSFER STATION AT 100 MARSH STREET

Transfer Station Fees

RESIDENTIAL
Grass Clippings $3.00 per 32-gallon container
Appliance with freon drop off $10.00
Pick up appliance - purchase coupon $25.00
2nd appliance (same address) purchase coupon $15.00
3rd appliance (same address) purchase coupon $10.00
Senior appliance pick up - purchase coupon $10.00
Small piece of furniture drop off $7.50
Large piece of furniture drop off $10.00
Yearly residential permit decal $30.00
1/2 cubic yard of disposal with a permit $30.00
One time visit pass 1/2 cubic yard $60.00
Blue recycling bin $8.10

COMMERCIAL
Commercial rate dump pass 1/2 cubic yard $300.00

Examples of Items Accepted

FEE REQUIRED
Municipal Solid Waste (household trash)
Bookcases (non Metal)
Box springs
Brush
Building materials
Cables
Carpeting
Chairs
Household appliances (non-metal)
Lumber
Mattresses
Porcelain sinks and bathtubs
Power tools (non metal)
Sofas
Sporting goods
Tables
Trash compactors
Yard and garden materials
NO FEE REQUIRED
Dishwashers
Dryers
Hot water heaters
Humidifiers
Leaves
Microwave ovens
Stainless steel sinks
Stoves
Washing machines
DISPOSAL STICKER REQUIRED
Air conditioners
Dehumidifiers
Freezers
Refrigerator
Submersible Pumps
RECYCLABLES (No Fee)
Aluminum
Aluminum foil products
Aluminum windows, chairs and doors
Boxboard (chipboard)
Brass, copper, bronze
Cast iron sinks, bathtubs and radiators
Catalogs
Corrugated cardboard (flattened)
Electronics
Ferrous metals
Fluorescent lights (including compact fluorescent bulbs)
Glass food and beverage containers
Hydraulic fluids
Junk mail
Kerosene
Lead acid batteries (auto type)
Magazines
Metal
Metal food and beverage containers
Motor oil, used
Newspapers
Office paper
Plastic containers (type 1 and 2 only)

Recyclable Items Accepted

  • Electronics -Computers, mice, keyboards, monitors, televisions (2 a year per resident), video cassette recorders, DVD players, iPods, PDAs, cell phones, stereo and radio equipment, printers, copiers, telephones, cables, modems, typewriters and fax machines.
  • Motor Oil & Antifreeze - New and used motor oil, antifreeze, diesel fuel, hydraulic fluid and kerosene only. [No gasoline, paint thinner, break fluid, cleaning fluids, etc.]
  • Lead Acid & Ni-Cad Batteries - Automotive and marine type lead acid storage batteries may be delivered to the Transfer Station or any retailer of such batteries. Call 1-800-8-BATTERY for nickel cadmium battery disposal. [No alkaline type batteries]
  • Scrap Metal - "White goods" such as major appliances, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and hot water heaters are collected curbside, on Mondays, by the Town for a fee. They can also be brought to the Transfer Station for free (with the exception of appliances containing freon for which there will be a $10.00 fee to pay for the removal of the hazardous material freon. A Disposal sticker must be purchased at the Transfer Station for appliances to be picked up at curbside or freon appliances to be brought to the Transfer Station. Small metal items including shelves, tables, chairs, pipes, bicycles, lawnmowers, sinks etc. should be delivered to the Transfer Station, there is no fee. [Empty water-based paint cans may be placed in the trash provided the lid is removed and the paint has dried completely.

Leaves, Brush and Grass

  • Leaves - Residents are encouraged to compost leaves, grass clippings and other vegetative waste on their own property when possible. In the fall, leaves may be placed curbside for vacuum collection or placed in garbage bags for curbside pick-up during the Town's scheduled leaf collection program. Residents also have the option of bringing down their leaves to the Transfer Station at no charge.
  • Brush - Brush may be delivered to the Transfer Station (Fee charged & Permit required).
  • Grass - Grass clippings will not be picked up at curbside for disposal. Residents can dispose of grass clippings during regular hours of the Physical Services refuse site located on Marsh Street. There is a charge of $3.00 per 32 gallon barrel. Residents are reminded that they should bring the grass clippings in 32-gallon containers. Residents are encouraged to compost on their own property, or leave the clippings on the lawn. Composting information can be obtained at the Health Department at Town Hall on the Silas Deane Highway.
 
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