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Public Works — Solid Waste Division

Find disposal facilities, accepted materials and visitor information. Find material-specific recycling, reuse and disposal resources.

Source checked October 15, 2026[1]

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Contact details & office locations ↓
Plumas County waste-program and facility resources. Feather River Disposal and Intermountain Disposal serve different franchise areas.[2]

Online services & information

These links were found on official source pages. Each service is handled by the office.

County recycling and waste-program resources (opens in a new tab)[3]Official instructions

County recycling, transfer-station and franchise resources. Program responsibility alone does not establish an open HHW drop-off event.

County solid-waste facilities (opens in a new tab)[4]Official instructions

County solid-waste facilities. Check the receiving provider’s current eligibility, material limits and operating instructions.

Residential recycling information (opens in a new tab)[5]Official instructions

Residential recycling information. Check the receiving provider’s current eligibility, material limits and operating instructions.

Battery and fluorescent-lamp recycling (opens in a new tab)[6]Official instructions

Battery and fluorescent-lamp recycling. Check the receiving provider’s current eligibility, material limits and operating instructions.

Fees

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Fee amounts have not been reviewed for this office.

Check the official website for its current fee schedule. No fee should be assumed to be free.

Forms & documents

Official forms and document pages for this office’s services.

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Sources & last checked1 source page · 6 citations

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  1. [1] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — 06063
    Source reviewed October 15, 2026

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    Daily operations of the Plumas County Solid Waste Program are administered by the Solid Waste Division of the Plumas County Department of Public Works
  2. [2] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — 06063
    Source reviewed October 15, 2026

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    Daily operations of the Plumas County Solid Waste Program are administered by the Solid Waste Division of the Plumas County Department of Public Works
  3. [3] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — County recycling and waste-program resources
    Source reviewed October 15, 2026

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    Provide for the safe and efficient handling of household hazardous waste and special wastes
  4. [4] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — County solid-waste facilities
    Source reviewed October 15, 2026

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    Solid Waste Facilities
  5. [5] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — Residential recycling information
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    Residential Recycling
  6. [6] Solid Waste & Recycling | Plumas County, CA - Official Website (opens in a new tab)

    Plumas County / official waste program · Waste service — Battery and fluorescent-lamp recycling
    Source reviewed October 15, 2026

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    Household Battery and Fluorescent Lamp Recycling
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