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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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Mendocino County Transportation — Solid Waste Division

Official programme or resource directory. A listed private facility is not represented as a county department; facility admission, material and fee rules remain specific to each programme.

Mendocino County transfer-station information (opens in a new tab)Official instructions

The County Transportation Solid Waste Division publishes transfer-station information and self-hauler resources. This is separate from the existing MendoRecycle hazardous-waste guide; individual facility sheets and operator rules determine acceptance.

Source checked October 26, 2026

Mendocino County Solid Waste Division · Mendocino County Solid Waste Division (opens in a new tab)

Mendocino County transfer-station information

The Mendocino County Solid Waste Division manages countywide solid waste operations, including transfer stations and curbside collection of garbage, recyclables, and organic waste and oversees permit compliance and maintenance of three closed landfills. Additionally, the Division oversees implementation of State of California solid waste and recycling regulations including SB 1383, AB 1826, and AB 341. For more information on solid waste issues and regulations, please expand following applicable sections.

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