Gerry Whitney, attendant
Hours:
Every Saturday: 8am-3pm
July – Sept: Wednesdays 3-6pm
All Warwick residents can use the Greenfield Transfer Station year-round. The Greenfield Transfer Station accepts a wide variety of materials. There is a fee for most items. For more information visit this page.
To find recycling and disposal locations for a variety of materials try recycle smart’s Beyond the Bin database here.
VEHICLE STICKERS NOT REQUIRED
BAGS | ROLLS | EACH |
Bagged Trash 33 gal. WARWICK Bag | $30 / roll of 10 | $5 each |
Bagged Trash 15 gal. WARWICK Bag | $15 / roll of 10 | $2 each |
Contractor Trash 55 gal. Warwick Bag | $10.00 Available at Tx station only for use on-site / same day |
BULKY AND CONSTRUCTION | Surcharge for bulky items > four feet in length. | |
Sheetrock, wood, and plaster | $50 / cu. yard | |
Roofing shingles, masonry | $90 / cu. yard | |
Items too large for bagged trash | $50 / cu. yard | |
longer than 4′ | 2 x above price | |
Mattress or box spring (soiled) | $50 each | clean units must be recycled! |
Sofabed | $50 each | $35 at Wendell or Bernardston Facility |
Sofa, couch, loveseat | $30 each | |
Upholstered chair | $15 each | |
bathtub, sink or toilet | $10 each | |
Carpet or area rug up to 10′ x 10′ | $10 each | |
Carpet or area rug up to 12′ x 20′ | $20 each | |
20# BBQ tank, fire extinguisher | $5 each | |
Up to 100# LP, helium, CO2 tank | $10 each | |
Wooden chair, desk, bureau | $5 – $10 each |
ELECTRONICS | ||
Console TV | $20 | |
TV or computer CRT | $15 | |
flat screen computer monitor | $10 | |
Large projection TV | $25 | |
Copy machine | $20 | |
Printer, scanner, fax machine, SOHO office fax | $5 | |
VCR, DVD, game console | $5 | |
Vacuum cleaner | $5 | |
Items containing refrigerant: air conditioners | $20 each | |
freezers, refrigerators, dehumidifiers | $20 each | *Door must be removed |
TIRES | ||
Passenger/Light Truck/ Motorcycle | $3 / each | With or without wheel |
Oversize tires, racing slicks, up to 19″ | $5 / each | With or without wheel |
Heavy truck tires 20″ and larger | $10 / each | With or without wheel |
Tractor, loader, skidder | market price | With or without wheel |
METAL | ||
Furnace, Boiler, bicycle, grill, stove, washer | no charge | |
mower, snowblower, etc | no charge | Drain gasoline |
dishwasher, trash compacter, water heater | no charge |
Warwick Transfer Station is for use by residents only (year-round and seasonal). See the attendant for direction and with any questions.
Recycling is the law. We provide for the following sorts:
metal
commingled containers
organics
paper and corrugated
textiles
crt and flatscreen displays
batteries
tires
lighting and ballasts
Trash and bulky waste are not recycled. In each case what you don’t recyle goes to a landfill.
Break down boxes before putting them in the compactor. The compactor stroke is short relative to the container. Help us get more in each load by cutting up and flattening your boxes.
Bulky charges are by volume even though we pay for disposal by weight. It costs the same to ship a light load as a heavy one. Note the surcharge for bulky items longer than four feet in length. Cut up carpet, lumber, and sheetrock so we can compact the load. Or pay 2x the rate.
No charge for most metal items – put them in the appropriate container. There is a charge for removal of refrigerants. Not negotiable.
The transfer station is not a swap meet. If you have something “good” to give away advertise it on the e-mail list. For liability reasons we prohibit scavenging.
We are not permitted to accept hazardous materials. No used motor oil or antifreeze. Paint must be dry. A Household hazardous waste day is held once each year.
What to do with small batteries?
Rechargeable batteries are collected in lamp shed. Other small one use batteries, dispose of in trash. If you buy a new auto battery you can turn in the old one in where you bought the new one.
Mattresses and box springs have to be recycled. Greenfield and Bernardston are accepting. Most sellers of new bedding will haul away the old as part of the transaction.
So that the attendant can spend more time making the transfer station run efficiently and less time being a retail clerk, bags purchased at the library or at town hall cost far less than those sold at the transfer station. Your payment by check, rather than by cash, whenever possible, is appreciated.
Warwick’s Transfer Station Committee consists of:
Member | Term Expires |
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Mike Mankowsky | 2027 |
Mark Fellows | 2025 |
Todd Dexter | 2026 |