Hawaiʻi Dumps, Transfer Stations & Landfills
Where to dump in Hawaii, town by town, with the real hours and fees from each city's and county's own pages. The finder shows 44 landfills, transfer stations and convenience centers run by the four counties; the places below are checked by hand.
Hawaiʻi islands and regions
How disposal works in Hawaii
Each Hawaiʻi county runs its own system, and household drop-off is free or close to it almost everywhere: Oʻahu's convenience centers, Hawaiʻi County's 21 recycling and transfer stations and Kauaʻi's transfer stations take residents' loads with no posted charge, and the Central Maui Landfill charges residents $5 a load.
The catches are load limits (one or two loads a day, no trailers at most sites) and separate rules for tires, car batteries and appliances, which state law and county rules keep out of the trash.
Our guide to what it costs to dump in Hawaiʻi puts each county side by side. The finder covers every county drop-off site on all four counties' pages.