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Transfer Station
Landfill Transfer Station
3827 65th St, Vero Beach, FL 32967
A working transfer station in Vero Beach where local residents drop off household and yard debris to be compacted and sent to a landfill elsewhere. Neighbors, contractors and anyone who doesn't want to drive to a distant landfill use this spot for quicker trips.
Drive up to a single entrance with an attendant booth visible from the road and a large open yard beyond it. Vehicles usually line up to pull forward, tip or unload into walk-in bays or roll-off areas, then move past a scale on the way out. The site looks industrial - piles of material, heavy equipment, and separate sections for yard waste and construction debris, especially after storms when there’s a lot more traffic.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Avoid weekends and spring cleanup days if possible; lines and wait times get noticeably longer then.
- Secure loads with tarps or straps - loose trash can blow around while waiting in line or during unloading.
- Have a plan for where to pull up and back in; smaller trucks often need to reverse into the drop area, so take it slow and watch for heavy equipment.
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