Goffstown's Transfer Station is open Tuesday to Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., run by the Public Works Solid Waste Division (404 Elm Street).
With a free sticker, household trash is free. Bulky waste, construction debris and mattresses are 10 cents a pound, and the town doesn't pick up bulky items at the curb, so furniture, appliances and yard waste come here.
Oversized bulk waste, construction debris, mattresses, box springs, sleeper sofas
10 cents a pound
Brush up to 5 inches across
Free
Passenger or pickup tire (4 a day) / truck tire
$4 / $7
Off-highway tire
$30
Refrigerant appliance
$15
Propane: small disposable / 20 lb / larger
$3 / $5 / $20
Electronics up to 19 inches / larger
$5 / $15
Gasoline or antifreeze
$2 a gallon
Household hazardous waste (residents, by appointment)
$2 a pound
Free: food scraps for composting, clean bagged textiles, leaves (out of the plastic bags), brush, scrap metal such as appliances and bikes, car batteries, household batteries including lithium, waste oil, fluorescent bulbs, books, cardboard and cell phones. Amounts are rounded to the nearest dollar.
Get the free sticker during open hours; it's put on the window at the station, so bring the vehicle. It also serves as resident ID for parking at Glen Lake Waterfront.
Goffstown collects trash and recycling at the curb in town-issued green and blue barrels, but doesn't pick up bulky waste such as furniture, appliances, yard waste or Christmas trees: those go to the Transfer Station. Questions: (603) 497-4824.
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