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1. Can I bring my unused paint or stain to the Transfer Station?

We are now a PaintCare drop off location, we can accept Latex based paints, Oil based paints and stains free of charge year round.

2. What days are you opened and what are the hours?

The Transfer Station is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

3. Are you closed for lunch?

No, we are not closed for lunch.

4. Can I bring my used motor oil and antifreeze for disposal?

Yes, There is a small fee for disposal.

5. What is "slash"?

Slash is any wood product removed from trees or bushes to do fire mitigation around your home and property. Please view our link on the left side of the web page for pricing. Remember all loads must be covered.

6. Is Compost available to the Public?

Yes, for a fee. Check the link on the left for pricing.

7. How do I dispose of noxious weeds?

The Transfer Station will accept noxious weeds year round for free. Noxious weeds must be bagged and placed in our compactor bin. If you have questions on what weeds are noxious, visit the Public Works web page on the Clear Creek County web site and view the noxious weeds listing.

8. Do you accept large loads?

Yes, large loads are accepted up to six (6) yards. Household (kitchen trash) and rubble must be separated. Remember all loads must be covered regardless of content or will be charged double the applicable fee.

9. What is the difference between "Household" trash and "Rubble"?

Not all trash is considered "Household" trash. "Household" trash will come from your kitchen and bathroom. Other trash from moving, clean-up, construction and furniture is "Rubble". These items are disposed of in a different area of the Transfer Station.

10. Why do my loads need to be covered?

We ask for all loads to be covered regardless of content. We like to be considerate to our neighbors and not have trash and debris flying out of vehicles onto their property or onto roadways. We will charge double the applicable fee for un-covered loads.

11. Do I need to separate my plastics for recycle?

As of 2023, you no longer need to separate plastics to recycle them.

12. Why do my recyclables need to be rinsed?

Food containers, if left un-rinsed will become moldy and smelly. The Transfer Station staff physically handles all recyclables. Un-rinsed containers could pose a health risk to the staff as well as invite vermin.