Stratford Transfer Station — Hours & Fees

Stratford's dump is the town Transfer Station on Watson Boulevard, off Lordship Boulevard behind the Ramada Inn, open weekdays 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon.

Every Stratford resident can bring 250 pounds of trash a month free. Anything over that is $110 a ton, which is $11 for every 200 pounds. Bring proof you live in Stratford.

Disposal sites in Stratford

Stratford Transfer Station

Transfer station

Town of Stratford

Watson Blvd. (off Lordship Blvd.), Stratford, CT Directions

Hours
Mon–Fri	7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Saturday	8:00 a.m. – noon
Sunday	Closed

Fees

250 lbs of trash a month free
Over that: $110 a ton ($11 for every 200 lbs)

Accepts: Household trash, recycling and cardboard, large items including appliances, metal, brush, yard waste and used motor oil

Won't take: Hazardous materials, demolition materials, tree branches over 12 inches across, paint

Stratford residents only, and only waste generated in Stratford. Bring a Connecticut driver's license, your car registration or a park sticker.

Closed on all holidays except the day after Thanksgiving. The station sits behind the Ramada Inn, off Lordship Boulevard.

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What it costs

Load	Price
Up to 250 lbs a month	Free
Over 250 lbs	$110 a ton ($11 per 200 lbs)
Example: a 450-lb load after the free 250	About $11

The free 250 pounds is a monthly allowance, so a big clean-out costs less if you spread it across two months. The town accepts only waste generated in Stratford.

Every Connecticut rate we've verified is side by side in our guide to what it costs to dump in Connecticut.

What it takes and what it refuses

Bring trash, recycling (including cardboard), large items and appliances, metal, brush, yard waste and used motor oil. Proof of residency can be a valid Connecticut driver's license, your car registration or a Stratford park sticker.

The station refuses hazardous materials, paint, demolition materials and tree branches thicker than 12 inches. Renovation debris needs a private disposal site, and paint can go to a PaintCare drop-off retailer.

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Common questions

What are the Stratford Transfer Station hours?

Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon. It is closed on all holidays except the day after Thanksgiving.

How much does the Stratford dump cost?

Residents can bring 250 pounds of trash a month free. Above that, the charge is $110 a ton, which is $11 for every 200 pounds.

What do I need to use the Stratford Transfer Station?

Proof of Stratford residency: a valid Connecticut driver's license, your car registration or a park sticker. Only waste generated in Stratford is accepted.

Does Stratford take construction debris at the transfer station?

No. Demolition materials, hazardous materials, paint and tree branches over 12 inches in diameter are not accepted.

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