The Stowe Transfer Station will resume full operations Friday, April 4th

We are accepting bagged trash in the lower building, but this could change today if the compactor becomes full. We will keep you posted with updates.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

LRSWMD is soliciting pricing from vendors to haul solid waste and recycling for our five District transfer stations. Detailed information can be found on the RFQ form. For answers to frequently asked questions, click here.
Haulers must be fully licensed and insured to operate in the State and District. For details on licensure, click here.

Operating Status Line

802-441-6639

Call 24/7 for up-to-date info on delayed openings or site closures

Our Services

  • FOOD SCRAP COLLECTION

    Food scraps are banned from the landfill in Vermont. We collect food scraps at all of our drop-off locations. Click for details and information about food waste, and to learn the importance of diverting food scraps from the trash.

    Food Scraps

  • RECYCLING

    We collect single-stream, blue bin recyclables. Click to learn more about what’s accepted and what happens to your recyclables.

    Recycling

  • HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE

    We host household hazardous waste collections for District members each spring and fall. Click for details on upcoming events and what qualifies as hazardous waste.

    Household Hazardous Waste

  • A-Z DISPOSAL GUIDE

    Not sure how to dispose of something? Check out our A-Z guide.

    A-Z Disposal Guide

  • SPECIAL RECYCLING

    Many items can be recycled separately (not in your blue bin!). Some are even banned from landfill disposal. We collect over 25 special materials for recycling. Click to learn more.

    Special Recycling

  • LAMOILLE SOIL

    We turn the food scraps brought to our stations in nutrient-rich, soil-building compost. In April 2024, our compost became approved for use on certified organic farms. Click for more info on our process and sales info.

    Lamoille Soil

The mission of Lamoille Regional Solid Waste Management District (est. 1989) is to reduce the quantity and toxicity of the trash generated and going to the landfill while maintaining or improving overall environmental quality (air, water, and soil), treating customers and employees with respect and operating within a balanced budget.

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