East Hartford's dump is the town Transfer Station at 1 Ecology Drive, open Monday, Tuesday and Friday, 7:15 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. (closed 11:45 to 12:30 for lunch), plus the first and third Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.
You pay at the gate by vehicle: $10 for a car, SUV, minivan or regular pickup, up to $100 for a box truck, and a few small items go in free. No cash; bring a card or check and ID with your East Hartford address.
Disposal sites in East Hartford
East Hartford Transfer Station
Transfer station
Town of East Hartford Public Works
1 Ecology Dr., East Hartford, CT 06108 Directions ↗
Paid at the gate by vehicle type: a few small items free; $10 for a car, SUV, minivan or regular pickup; $40 to $100 for loaded pickups, vans, trailers and box trucks
Seniors: 50% off the $10 rate
No cash: credit or debit card, check or money order
Won't take: Hazardous waste and household batteries, concrete and masonry, soil, stumps, propane tanks
For East Hartford residents of 1–6 family homes (owners and tenants) and tenants of larger complexes. Show a license or a bill with your East Hartford address. No businesses or commercial landlords.
Construction debris (shingles, drywall, lumber, siding) needs a copy of a building permit. Holidays can change the schedule; call Public Works to confirm.
Furniture, rugs, appliances, mattresses and box springs (no futons), electronics (TVs, monitors, computers, phones, printers), passenger tires, car batteries, scrap metal, bicycles, grills without the tank, drained mowers and snowblowers, used motor oil, recycling and cardboard, textiles in plastic bags and PaintCare paint. Leaves, grass and twigs go in kraft paper bags only. Construction debris, pools, decks, sheds and fences are taken; for shingles, drywall, lumber and siding, bring a copy of your building permit.
For curbside bulky pickup instead, 1–2 family homes get two free pickups a year (3–6 family homes four), then $25 each; call All American Waste at (860) 289-7850.
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