Raymond Transfer Station (NH) — Hours, Permit & Fees
Raymond's Transfer Station at 104 Prescott Road, run for the town by Casella, is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon.
It takes recycling, construction debris and bulky items, but not household trash. Residents with the $43 permit pay 7.7 cents a pound for debris; non-residents can use it too, at 10.7 cents.
Construction debris and bulky waste: 7.7 cents a pound for residents (10.7 cents for non-residents)
Couch $20; mattress or box spring $55; refrigerator or AC $20
TVs and computers $12; tires $10
Metal and motor oil: free
Won't take: Household trash (the station isn't licensed for it), truck and equipment tires
No household trash: Raymond residents hire a curbside hauler. The station takes recycling, construction debris and bulky items, and non-residents can use it at higher rates.
Propane tank or fire extinguisher (empty, 20 gal max)
$7.50
$8.50
Car battery
$5
$6
Brush / leaves and grass
15 cents a lb ($10 min) / $2.25 a bag
Not accepted
Metal; motor oil (residents)
Free
Free
From the price list in the town's operating agreement, effective February 1, 2025. Resident rates require the town sticker on the vehicle. Christmas trees are taken in January only ($10, or $15 decorated).
The permit costs $43 a year, expires December 31 and is prorated by month. Download the application from the town's page and mail it or drop it off at the Town Office; the permit is mailed to you and goes on the lower left corner of the windshield of a vehicle registered in Raymond. You need it to recycle and to get resident pricing on construction debris.
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