Southbury Transfer Station (CT) — Hours, Permit & Fees
Southbury's dump is the town Transfer Station at 231 Kettletown Road, open Tuesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The permit is free and staff put it on your windshield at the station. Bulky items are priced by the piece, from a $5 wooden chair to a $25 sleeper couch, and you pay by check only.
Refrigerator or freezer, AC or dehumidifier, stove, washer or dryer
$20 each
Dishwasher, push mower
$10 each
Propane tank (20 lb)
$10
Demolition debris and brush, light / heavy (shingles, sheetrock, masonry)
$70 / $90 a cubic yard
Passenger or light-truck tire / truck tire
$6 / $10–$20
Anything else, by size
$10 / $15 / $20
Pay by check to “The Town of Southbury”; cash isn't accepted, and the minimum charge is $5. Demolition material and brush must be cut to 4 feet or shorter.
Permits are free and for Southbury residents only, one per resident. If your car is registered in Southbury, get it at the Transfer Station: show your registration and staff will put the 2025–2028 permit on your windshield. If your car is registered elsewhere, get a temporary permit (July 1 to June 30) at the First Selectman's Office in Town Hall, 501 Main Street South, with proof of residency such as a tax bill, lease or mortgage statement.
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