Transfer Station

Bridgeport Transfer Station

475 Asylum St, Bridgeport, CT 06610, United States

Small transfer station used by Bridgeport residents and local haulers for dropping off household and construction debris. It’s the kind of place people go when they don’t want to drive out of state to a faraway landfill. Expect a practical, no-frills setup that sees steady traffic, especially on weekends and during spring cleanups.

There’s an entrance booth and a scale where loads are weighed and trucks come and go; traffic often moves in lanes and big trucks back up to the compactors. Loads are tipped and compacted on site, then shipped off to out-of-state landfills since Connecticut no longer operates active landfills. Lines can form at peak times, so plan for short waits; the site itself is paved with large concrete bays and industrial equipment visible around the working area. Recycling and drop-off areas are separate from the main tipping area, though locations can be busy and a little dusty.

Facility Information

Type Transfer Station
City Bridgeport
State Connecticut

Before You Go

  • Have materials easy to reach and separated beforehand so unloading goes faster - loose, heavy, and bulky things slow the whole process.
  • Bring a town transfer-station permit if the municipality requires one; many Connecticut towns do, and enforcement is common.
  • Avoid weekend mid-mornings during spring and early fall when community cleanups cause backups; a weekday or late afternoon tends to be calmer.