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Find a transfer station or landfill in California

Disposal facilities, accepted materials, hours and fees.

In California, 45 county departments, 9 public authorities and 3 city governments publish 61 official links for this service. Reviewed requirements cover availability notices (30), eligibility (10), documents (4), payment methods (2), deadlines (2) and appointments (1). 53 counties have a page for it below.

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Transfer Stations & Landfills

Bear Valley household transfer dumpsters — restricted residential useOfficial instructions

Read Alpine County’s current FAQ alongside County Code 13.32. Garbage access is limited to assessment-participating single-family/secondary-dwelling properties in County Service Area 1 and lawful occupants. Condominium and commercial garbage use is excluded; recycling is separate. No public opening hours or exact street address are confirmed here.

Bear Valley garbage — household-only material limits

Bear Valley garbage dumpsters exclude construction materials, appliances, furniture, mattresses, clothing and household hazardous waste, including batteries, bulbs and e-waste.

Official information checked October 26, 2026 · Details & sources

Bear Valley — full dumpsters are not permission to leave waste outside

If the dumpsters are full you must take your garbage with you. You may not leave garbage outside the designated dumpsters for any reason.

Official information checked October 26, 2026 · Details & sources

Source checked October 26, 2026

Alpine County · Alpine County — alpine-waste-faq (opens in a new tab)

source:final-gaps-r281-alpine-waste-faq — Actual provider information and precise service purpose

Bear Valley old and new sub-division owners may access the dumpsters at the Bear Valley transfer station located on the left side of Bear Valley Road approximately ¼ mile north of the Library just past the BV School.

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Avery transfer station in Calaveras County — Alpine’s published referralOfficial instructions

Alpine’s FAQ refers property owners to Avery in Calaveras County. Receiving-facility acceptance for Alpine owners remains unconfirmed: verify current eligibility, ID requirements, materials and charges with Avery before traveling. This is an external referral, not an Alpine facility or a verified fee exemption.