Los Angeles

L.A. Dump

Transfer station in Los Angeles. Permitted by CalRecycle; whether it takes public drop-offs is not yet confirmed.

Transfer station: Where self-haulers dump before waste goes to a landfill. Closer to town than a landfill; charged by weight or by the load, often with a minimum.

Directions

Public access: call to confirm · Open to businesses · Hours: call to confirm

Permitted for

• Concrete Not confirmedCalRecycle permit lists this material, but public drop-off has not been confirmed. Call first.
• Dirt & soil Not confirmedCalRecycle permit lists this material, but public drop-off has not been confirmed. Call first.
• Construction debris Not confirmedCalRecycle permit lists this material, but public drop-off has not been confirmed. Call first.
• Furniture Not confirmedCalRecycle permit lists this material, but public drop-off has not been confirmed. Call first.
• Yard waste Not confirmedCalRecycle permit lists this material, but public drop-off has not been confirmed. Call first.

Doesn't take

Paint · Motor oil · Antifreeze · Batteries · Household chemicals · Pesticides & fertilizer · Pool chemicals · Fluorescent bulbs · Propane tanks

Close to

Los Angeles 3.4 mi · Downey 6.6 mi · Compton 8.3 mi · Inglewood 9.2 mi · Glendale 9.2 mi · Pasadena 9.8 mi · Whittier 10 mi · El Monte 11 mi

Source: CalRecycle SWIS 19-AR-1268. Not yet independently checked by DumpSpots. Report a correction.