Alpine County recycling-center materials and hours, with separate external hazardous-waste referrals. Department office hours are different from recycling-center hours.
County referrals to receiving facilities. Confirm current residency eligibility, accepted materials, appointments and charges with the receiving facility before traveling.
County referral to the Woodfords recycling center at 50 Diamond Valley Road. This is a recycling facility listing; it is not a claim that Alpine has an operating public landfill or that general trash is accepted.
Read Alpine County’s current FAQ alongside County Code 13.32. Garbage access is limited to assessment-participating single-family/secondary-dwelling properties in County Service Area 1 and lawful occupants. Condominium and commercial garbage use is excluded; recycling is separate. No public opening hours or exact street address are confirmed here.
source:final-gaps-r281-alpine-waste-faq — Actual provider information and precise service purpose
Bear Valley old and new sub-division owners may access the dumpsters at the Bear Valley transfer station located on the left side of Bear Valley Road approximately ¼ mile north of the Library just past the BV School.
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Read the county FAQ’s separate recycling section. It includes Bear Valley residents, homeowners, condo owners and visitors; this does not grant those users access to household-garbage dumpsters or replace the Woodfords recycling entry.
Alpine’s FAQ refers property owners to Avery in Calaveras County. Receiving-facility acceptance for Alpine owners remains unconfirmed: verify current eligibility, ID requirements, materials and charges with Avery before traveling. This is an external referral, not an Alpine facility or a verified fee exemption.
source:final-gaps-r281-alpine-waste-faq — Actual provider information and precise service purpose
There is another transfer station located at 4541 Segale Road, Avery CA. It is open Friday-Tuesday from 8:00AM to 4:30PM This transfer station accepts household trash, recycling, bulbs, e-waste, batteries, and other items. Alpine County property owners have access to this transfer station. You may be asked for proof of ownership to be able to dispose of items. Check the website or call to inquire about the different items accepted. (209) 795-3222
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