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RIVERVIEW TRANSFER STATION in Kewaunee is the local transfer station where neighborhood and rural loads get compacted and trucked off to a landfill elsewhere. Folks use it for things that won't fit in curbside pickup or for larger cleanouts. It's at E3726 County Rd L, so expect a working, no-frills place rather than a storefront experience.
Drive in and pull up to an entrance booth/scale area; vehicles usually stop briefly before being sent to the drop-off lanes. The yard has concrete pads, large metal containers or a compactor, and you'll see commercial trucks coming and going as loads are loaded out. Recycling bins are commonly off to the right just past the booth. Weekends and spring cleanup times tend to back up traffic, so there can be a line.
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Before You Go
- Sort and bundle items at home (metal, wood, bagged trash, boxes) so unloading is quicker and less chaotic.
- Secure and cover loose loads for the drive; gusts on County Rd L can blow things around.
- Plan for extra time on weekends and during spring cleanup - bring something to do while waiting and have helpers ready to unload.
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