Madison County Transfer Station (Rexburg) — Hours & Fees
Rexburg and the rest of Madison County take household trash to the Madison County Transfer Station, open Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Trash is weighed at $100 a ton, or 5 cents a pound.
Construction debris and yard waste go to the county's separate C&D pit, priced by the vehicle: a pickup is $20 for vehicles registered in Madison County. Neither site takes liquids or hazardous materials.
Tires: $4 car or pickup, $30 semi, $50 farm, $100 heavy equipment
Accepts: Household waste, refrigerators, freezers and AC units, washers, dryers, water heaters and ranges, tires, batteries, computers, TVs and other electronics, newspaper
Won't take: Liquids of any kind, hazardous materials, burn barrels
By vehicle, Madison County: $20 pickup, $30 six-wheeler, $50 ten-wheeler, $100 semi
Out-of-county vehicles: $60, $100, $300 and $400
No tarp: $10
Accepts: Construction and demolition debris (cement, sheetrock, wood, insulation, metal), old hay and straw, dead animals (unloaded by 3:30 p.m.), yard debris
At $100 a ton, a 300-pound pickup load of household trash costs about $15. Loads of only tires are charged per tire; mixed loads pay the tire fee plus the weight.
Neither site takes liquids or hazardous materials. Madison County holds free household hazardous waste collection days for residents twice a year, usually late spring and early fall; call (208) 656-5035 for the next dates.
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What are the Madison County Transfer Station hours?
Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The construction and demolition pit is open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and dead animals must be unloaded by 3:30 p.m.
How much does the Rexburg dump charge?
The Madison County Transfer Station charges $100 a ton, or 5 cents a pound, for household trash. Anything with Freon is $20 plus weight, and car or pickup tires are $4.
Does the Madison County Transfer Station take TVs?
Yes. It takes computers, TVs, radios and other electronics, as well as appliances, tires and batteries. It does not take liquids or hazardous materials.
