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(719) 275-4457Small, local transfer station used by Cañon City residents and nearby rural households. It’s the spot where household trash gets compacted and loaded onto larger trucks for shipment to a landfill elsewhere. Good for people who don’t want to drive all the way to a distant landfill.
There’s a modest entrance with a booth and a lane to pull up; many transfer stations in Colorado have a scale and a separate exit stop, so be prepared for a short pause while they process your load. The site looks industrial - big concrete bays or roll-off containers and a few large compactors - and the recycling or drop-off bins are usually set off to one side. Lines form on busy days, so plan extra time if it’s a weekend or during spring cleanup.
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