Transfer Stations

New Transfer Station Cards

The County is modernizing its waste management system by replacing paper transfer station cards with permanent cards using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. This upgrade will make access to transfer stations more efficient by securely and automatically identifying cardholders.

Landowners within the County are eligible for one free transfer station card. Additional and replacement cards will be issued for a fee of $25.00.

Important Notice:

Expired paper transfer station cards will no longer be accepted after April 15, 2026. Residents must apply for a permanent card to access transfer stations after April 15, 2026. Apply online or at the County office.

All initial card applications have been processed at this time. If you applied but have not yet received a card, contact the County office to verify your application details.

The County operates nine (9) waste transfer stations, and is a member of the West Dried Meat Lake Landfill. All waste from the transfer stations is hauled to the West Dried Meat Lake Landfill. Residents are able to access the West Dried Meat Lake Landfill but since the landfill is not a County run facility, fees will apply.

The gates at the transfer stations are locked during non-operational hours. Leaving waste and recyclables outside the locked gates is strictly prohibited.

The transfer stations use a bin/ramp system where all items have to be hand-bombed into the bins. There is no accommodation for hoist dumping. A variety of recycling options are available at the transfer stations.