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Transfer Station
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New Maximum
Recycling Program
Effective April 9, 2002
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Transfer Station
121 Chestnut Hill Road
Chepachet, RI 02814
401-568-1130
Hours of Operation*
Monday – Closed
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Closed during snow or ice conditions
* Effective January 13, 2009 Director's Hours
Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 3:30 PMSticker Required
A visible Resident Sticker is required on all vehicles.
- Permanent Stickers
are for those residents whose vehicles are registered in Glocester.
Permanent Stickers may be obtained from the Highway Director's Office at 91 Chestnut Hill Road, Glocester, RI Monday through
Friday 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM or at the Transfer Station during regular hours. Permanent Stickers are no longer available at the Town Hall.
- Temporary Passes
are for those residents whose vehicles are not registered in Glocester.
Temporary Passes may be obtained from the Highway Director's Office at 91 Chestnut Hill Road, Glocester, RI Monday through
Friday 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Vehicle registration and proof of residency is required. Temporary Passes are no longer available at the Town Hall.
 Recycling Policy
Recycling is mandatory as of October 4, 1993.
Maximum Recycling Program
New recycling program implemented as of April 9, 2002.
More InfoRecycling Receptacles
Recycling receptacles are located at the Main Recycling Center, to the left as you enter the Transfer Station.
- Newspapers
- All newspapers, ads and inserts, mixed paper, mail, paperback books and magazines. Cardboard boxes and other corrugated cardboard.
- Bottles and Cans
- All glass bottles and jars, plastic soda bottles, plastic milk jugs and drink cartons. All should be rinsed clean to control odors and pests.
All detergent, fabric softener and bleach bottles, aluminum and tin cans, aluminum foil and pie plates.
- Mixed Rigid Plastic
- Aall plastic buckets, drums, totes & empty garbage barrels and bins. Plastic milk crates, kitty litter containers, laundry baskets, lawn
furniture and pet carriers. Plastic toys and playhouses. Plastic agriculture trays and flower pots. Plastic pallets, shelving and sheeting. No pvc pipe/tubing or vinyl siding.
CLICK HERE for Maximum Recycling Program Chart
Computers/Cell Phones/Air Conditioners - All computers and computer
related hardware (i.e., printers, keyboards, modems, etc.), cell phones, cell phone batteries, air conditioners, refrigerators and TVs.
Solid Waste Receptacles
Solid waste receptacles are located at the Solid Waste Center, to the right as you enter the Transfer Station. Regular solid waste may include:
- diapers;
- couches (should be cut in half);
- carpeting (should be rolled and tied).
Special Receptacles
- Automotive Oil/Oil Filter Receptacle (at Main Recycling Center)
- Clothing Receptacle (at Main Recycling Center)
Miscellaneous (behind Solid Waste Center)
There are various areas designated for disposal of automotive batteries, metals, large and small appliances, tires, and ashes.
Please Note: Effective January 13, 2009, tires, mattresses and appliances will be accepted during normal Transfer Station business
hours. A $15.00 charge for each mattress or boxspring is required. Proof of residency is required and verification may be requested.
Yard Waste
During certain times of the year, specific yard waste items may be accepted for disposal. Please read the composting sign as to what
is being accepted and when it may be dropped off. Yard waste includes leaves and pine needles, grass clippings, and Christmas trees. Your cooperation with composting these items is greatly appreciated.
Items NOT Accepted The items listed below are not accepted at this facility. These types of materials should be brought to the Central Landfill in Johnston
or handled by a private contractor equipped for the safe disposal of said items.
- animal waste
- building materials
- materials such as sheetrock, shingles, plaster, wood of any kind, asbestos;
- propane tanks;
- oxygen tanks;
- acetylene tanks;
- nitrous oxide tanks.
Needle Protocol
Guidelines for proper needle disposal
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