Oswego Transfer Station is an integral component of Oswego County’s Solid Waste program, supporting the region’s environmental sustainability efforts. Operated under the County’s Solid Waste Department, the facility serves as a designated hub for responsible waste disposal and diversion, aiming to reduce landfill usage. It accommodates a wide range of residential and commercial waste while encouraging environmental stewardship throughout the community.

The transfer station facilitates recycling services, household hazardous waste programs, and seasonal clean-up events to encourage public participation in waste reduction initiatives. It supports Oswego County’s long-term waste management strategy, ensuring compliance with state and federal environmental regulations. The facility plays a key role in sorting and transporting waste to licensed disposal and recycling facilities, minimizing environmental impact. Oswego Transfer Station also provides educational resources to the public, fostering awareness around proper disposal and recycling practices.

Key Services:

– Waste transfer and disposal for residential and commercial users
– Recycling drop-off for common materials (glass, plastic, paper, etc.)
– Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program
– Seasonal clean-up programs and bulky waste drop-offs
– Composting and yard waste services (available seasonally)
– Public outreach and education on waste reduction and recycling practices
– Proper disposal services for appliances and electronics
– Compliance with local, state, and federal environmental guidelines