DumpSpots
Riverside County
27 permitted disposal facilities, 18 confirmed open to the public: 10 hazardous waste drop-offs, 7 transfer stations, 6 landfills, 3 green waste & compostings, 1 construction debris recycler. Plus 230 used-oil drop-offs and 19 e-waste collectors. Solid waste agency: Riverside County Department of Waste Resources.
Cities
- Riverside
- Moreno Valley
- Corona
- Murrieta
- Temecula
- Jurupa Valley
- Menifee
- Hemet
- Indio
- Perris
- Lake Elsinore
- Beaumont
- Cathedral City
- Palm Desert
- Palm Springs
- Coachella
- La Quinta
- Desert Hot Springs
- Blythe
- Rancho Mirage
- Idyllwild
Open to the public
- Agua Mansa Permanent HHW Facility
- Anza ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Badlands Landfill
- Beaumont ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Blythe Sanitary Landfill
- Coachella Valley Transfer Station
- Desert Center Sanitary Landfill
- East Coachella ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Edom Hill Transfer Station
- El Sobrante Landfill
- Idyllwild ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Lake Elsinore Permanent HHW Facility
- Lamb Canyon Landfill
- Moreno Valley ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Murrieta ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Northwest Coachella Valley ABOP & PaintCare Facility
- Oasis Sanitary Landfill
- Palm Springs Permanent HHW Facility
Also permitted in Riverside County
On CalRecycle's permit list; public drop-off not confirmed. Call first.
- Anza Collection Station
- Coachella Valley Compost
- Edom Hill Compost
- Idyllwild Transfer Station
- Lamb Canyon Compost Facility
- Moreno Valley Solid Waste R & T Facility
- Perris Transfer Station and MRF
- Robert A Nelson Transfer Station & MRF
- SA Recycling
County household hazardous waste program
Riverside County operates permanent household hazardous waste collection facilities and periodic collection events for county residents. Business waste is not accepted through the residential program. Riverside County Department of Waste Resources