Q. Is there a cost to take items to the Transfer Station?
A. Yes, a tipping fee of sixty (60.00) dollars per ton for transfer station waste and sixteen (16.00) dollars per ton for yard waste.

Q. Is there a cost to take items to the Convenience Centers?
A. No

Q. What kind of trash will the Convenience Centers accept?
A. Household Solid Waste (Regular Garbage)
A. Bulky Items such as Furniture
A. White Goods (Appliances)

Q. What kind of trash will the Convenience Centers not accept?
A. Commercial or Industrial Waste
A. Roofing
A. Out of County Waste
A. Tires
A. Hazardous Waste
A. Animals
A. Stumps, Limbs, Leaves, or Grass
A. Liquid Waste (Paint, Oil, etc>)
A. Construction/Demolition Waste

CLICK HERE for a list of items accepted at each convenience center.

Q. Will the Transfer Station accept these items?
A. Yes, all of the items listed above except liquid and hazardous waste. However, a tipping fee will be charged for disposal of items.

Q. Does Warren County operate the Convenience Centers?
A. No, the county contracts with Waste Industries for the operations of the sites.

Q. Who would I contact if I am interested in applying for a job at one of the sites?
A. Alton Curtis, Site Supervisor for Waste Industries (252) 438-5304.

Q. Who would I contact if I have a complaint about a site attendant?
A. Alton Curtis, Site Supervisor for Waste Industries (252) 438-5304.

Q. If there is something that someone else has brought to the convenience center can I have it?
A. Items already placed inside open top container or compactor are not allowed to be removed for safety and health reasons.