Transfer Station

Republic Services Hoosier Transfer Station

6660 IN-37, Bloomington, IN 47403

(800) 293-1211

Republic Services Hoosier Transfer Station in Bloomington is a local transfer station where household and commercial trash is compacted and then hauled to a landfill elsewhere. Neighbors and small contractors use it when hauling things is easier than driving out to a distant dump. It sits on IN-37 just north of town and looks like an industrial lot rather than a neat civic center.

Drive up to a small entrance booth and be prepared to stop so staff can direct where to pull up. There’s a large paved apron and big roll-up doors leading to the compacting bays; expect to back into a bay or drive up to a tipping area depending on where they point you. Many transfer stations have a scale before you leave, so you may need to stop twice if the site uses weight-based charges. Weekends and spring cleanup days tend to have longer lines, while midday weekday visits usually move faster.

Facility Information

Type Transfer Station
City Bloomington
State Indiana

Before You Go

  • Load things so they’re easy to tip out-loose, heavy items at the back of the truck can slow unloading and hold up the line.
  • Secure tarps or straps on bulky loads; debris blowing out of a truck will get noticed and slow the process.
  • If hauling mixed stuff, separate obvious recyclables and scrap metal at the curb before entering to speed up where attendants direct the vehicle.