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Solid Waste Facility
Cochise County Solid Waste Sta
7201 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
(520) 452-9805Cochise County Solid Waste Sta on AZ-90 in Sierra Vista is where locals drop off household trash, yard clippings and recyclables. Neighbors and small haulers bring pickups or trailers instead of relying on curbside pickup. The place is a working county transfer site-functional and a bit dusty, not much in the way of amenities.
Pull off AZ-90 into a gravel drive with a small entrance booth; after the booth, vehicles move on to outdoor drop-off areas. The site is mostly open with large roll-off bins and piles on paved or gravel pads, so watch for truck traffic and dust. Recycling containers sit separate from the main trash areas, and the layout feels like a typical county transfer station. Expect lines on weekends, with spring clean-up times being the busiest.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure tarps and tie down lightweight loads-paper and yard debris like to blow around while waiting or unloading.
- Pre-sort recyclables, yard waste and regular trash before getting to the gate to make unloading quicker.
- Try for weekday mornings or early on weekend days; weekend afternoons and spring-cleanup weekends are when lines get long.
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