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Garbage and recycling › Metro's garbage and recycling facilities › Rates and fees
Find rates and fees for disposal of garbage, yard debris, tires and appliances containing refrigerant at Metro's transfer stations.
Find out how you can save money by covering your load with a tarp and sorting your recyclables. Learn more
There is no charge to drop off source-separated recyclables, including some appliances.Learn more
Some materials are too hazardous to place in regular garbage. Metro's transfer stations have convenient facilities on site that take these materials.Learn more
$114.53 per ton plus a $12 transaction fee. Minimum charge is $33 for 360 pounds or less.
$89.53 per ton plus a $12 transaction fee. Minimum charge is $28 for 360 pounds or less.
$73.83 per ton plus a $12 transaction fee. Minimum charge is $26 for up to 360 pounds.
$48.83 per ton plus a $12 transaction fee. Minimum charge is $21 for up to 360 pounds.
Total fees will be rounded to the nearest dollar amount (e.g., $30.49 is rounded to $30; $30.50 is rounded to $31).
Minimum charge is $12 for first tire. Each additional tire is $2 off rim or $4 on rim. Tires 21 inches and larger not accepted. Bicycle tires, motorcycle tires and solid core tires are accepted as garbage at the garbage rate.
Once the per tire fee exceeds the tip fee minimum ($28), loads will be weighed and charged the mixed-waste rate. Limit of 15 tires per day per customer. The per-ton rate applies if tires are brought in with a garbage load.
Air conditioners, freezers, refrigerators and other units built to contain coolant: $30 (limit of five units). The per-ton rate applies if appliances containing coolant are brought in with a garbage load.
Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, debit cards and checks are accepted. Personal checks must be presented with a valid driver's license or identification card that matches the check being written, including address. Cards must have a valid signature. The signer of the card must be present. Business credit cards must be accompanied by a letter of authorization signed by the card signatory. Certified businesses that have been in business for at least one year can open a transfer station credit account. Learn more about transfer station credit accounts