Los Lunas Transfer Station (New Mexico) — Hours, Rules & Fees
Los Lunas's dump is the Village Transfer Station at 7480 Main Street NW, four miles west of I-25 on NM 6, open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Village residents who pay for water, sewer and trash service get in by showing their driver's license and a current water bill. Non-residents pay $25 for a truck or trailer load. Commercial waste and construction debris aren't accepted.
Disposal sites in Los Lunas
Los Lunas Transfer Station
Transfer station
Village of Los Lunas Solid Waste
7480 Main St. NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Directions ↗
Non-residents: $25 a truck or trailer load; $35 truck and trailer; $45 over 12 feet
Non-residents' tree branches: $5
Accepts: Household trash, appliances (empty), all metals, up to 2 TVs, electronics and computers, yard waste, tree trimmings up to 10 inches thick, paint
Won't take: Commercial waste, hazardous waste, commercial truck or tractor tires, construction and demolition materials, unlabeled containers, PCB ballasts, fluorescent tubes, asbestos, stumps
Village residents must show a valid New Mexico driver's license and a current Village water bill with the same address (originals, not copies).
Four miles west of I-25 on NM 6. Closed holidays; hours can change, so call ahead.
Separate your load (metal, branches and household trash each go in their own spot) and tarp it on the way. Operators won't unload for you with the equipment, and they never take cash from Village residents. Branches and trunks must be 10 inches thick or less, with no stumps, and loads with too much dirt are refused. The station takes up to two TVs, but only from Village residents: Valencia County residents must take TVs to the Conejo Transfer Station.
Paint that has dried out can go in your blue trash cart; liquid paint is taken at the transfer station within a yearly limit. Your cart can't take branches, TVs, rocks, dirt, paint, motor oil, hazardous waste, metal, ashes or tires.
Recycling center
The Village recycling center at 315 Don Pasqual Road, north of the Fred Luna Multigenerational Center, takes cardboard, #1 and #2 plastics (#3 to #7 only if sorted), aluminum, metals, paper, appliances and glass in its own bins, with no plastic bags. Paint, oil and TVs go to the transfer station instead. It's closed on major holidays.
