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Salem County Landfill (New Jersey) — SCIA Convenience Center Days, 2026 Fees & Rules

Salem County residents drop off bulky items at the Salem County Improvement Authority's convenience center, 36 McKillip Road in Alloway, at the county landfill. It runs on a seasonal schedule: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday in summer, and Wednesday and Saturday in winter.

Loads are weighed in and out at $87.05 a ton for 2026 (the Authority says it averages about 3¾ cents a pound), with a $5 minimum. Electronics, books and clothing are free.

Disposal sites in Salem County

Salem County Solid Waste Facility (SCIA)

Landfill

Salem County Improvement Authority

36 McKillip Rd., Alloway, NJ 08001 Directions

📞 (856) 935-7900

Days (season dates aren't posted; call)
Convenience center, summerMon, Wed & Sat
Convenience center, winterWed & Sat
UnloadingDone by 3:00 p.m.
HaulersMon–Fri 7:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Fees

  • Household trash, bulky items, construction debris: $87.05 a ton
  • Minimum processing fee: $5 a load
  • Appliances $9 each; tires $10.50 each (up to 5)
  • Electronics from residents: free

Cash or credit card (2.5% card fee); no personal checks. Loads arriving after 2:45 p.m. may be turned away if they can't be unloaded by 3.

Scale house extension 21. Everything is unloaded by hand. Books, clothing and electronics are taken free.

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How a visit works

Check in at the scale house with your license plate number, your town and what you're bringing. You're weighed full, unload by hand where you're directed, then weighed empty; you pay for the difference. Unloading must be finished by 3 p.m. Pay with cash or a credit card (2.5% extra); personal checks aren't accepted.

The center is meant for garage and attic clean-outs and do-it-yourself projects. Keep free items (books, clothing, TVs, computers, laptops, printers) separate from bulky items so they aren't weighed in.

What it costs

ItemPrice
Household trash, bulky waste, construction debris$87.05 a ton
Brush only$46.92 a ton
Asphalt or concrete$24.48 a ton
White goods (appliances)$9 each
Tires, 5 or fewer$10.50 each
Propane tank, large / small$10 / $6
Electronics from residentsFree
Minimum processing fee$5 a load
Untarped load penalty$100

From the Authority's gate rates effective January 1, 2026.

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

Batteries and hazardous waste

The center takes car batteries. Rechargeable batteries don't belong in the trash or recycling, and household hazardous waste is saved for the county's collection events each April and October. Medications and syringes aren't accepted.

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Common questions

When is the Salem County convenience center open?
On a seasonal schedule: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday in summer, and Wednesday and Saturday in winter. Unloading must be done by 3 p.m. Call (856) 935-7900 to confirm the current schedule.
How much does the Salem County landfill charge?
In 2026, household trash, bulky items and construction debris are $87.05 a ton, with a $5 minimum processing fee. Appliances are $9 each and tires $10.50 each.
Does the Salem County landfill take checks?
No personal checks. The convenience center takes cash or credit cards, with a 2.5% fee on cards.
Can I drop off a TV in Salem County?
Yes, free. The convenience center takes TVs, computers, laptops, printers and keyboards from residents at no charge.
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