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Spring is here, which means spring cleaning is probably on your radar. Whether you’re thinking about getting rid of some old electronics, automotive waste, or simply need to clear out some extra household waste, now’s the time to head to your closest transfer station.  

There are six transfer stations located across Parkland County, including Kapasiwin, Keephills, Moon Lake, Seba Beach, Tomahawk, and Parkland County.  

Here’s what you should know before you go.  

What to Bring  

You may be wondering what you can bring to transfer stations. Parkland County’s transfer stations typically accept:  

  • Automotive waste 

  • Commercial/construction waste 

  • Electronics  

  • Fluorescent bulbs  

  • Grass and leaves 

  • Household hazardous waste 

  • Household waste 

  • Mixed paper recycling  

  • Mixed waste 

  • Organics 

  • Tree trimmings  

Accepted waste items may vary. Click here for more details on accepted items.  

Getting Your Solid Waste Card 

Wanting to reduce waste fees? Apply for a Solid Waste Card.  

Parkland County residents can present their Solid Waste Card and a valid government ID at any transfer station to dispose of household waste at no charge. Plus, the card also qualifies you for reduced fees on non-household waste, including construction/renovation waste. Trust us, no matter what you’re disposing of the Solid Waste Card is worth it.  

Take-It-Or-Leave-It Program 

If you’re pursuing a remodel and have some furniture in good condition, you can take part in Parkland County’s Take-It-Or-Leave-It program! You can even revamp your space by picking up some previously loved furniture while you’re there! You can access the program at Parkland County, Kapasiwin, and Seba Beach transfer stations. 

Want more information on transfer stations? Click here to learn more.