facilities
DSWA Transfer Stations
Pine Tree Corners | Milford
| Route 5
Types of Waste Accepted at DSWA Transfer Stations:
- Municipal solid waste from DSWA licensed collection vehicles
- Residential solid waste
- White Goods - (items such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and other appliances)
Refrigerant is removed by DSWA licensed technician and scrap metals are recycled.
- Tires - (No more than 4 passenger-size tires per load at all transfer stations)
- Electronic Goods Recycling - Residents can recycle electronic goods such as old tv's, microwaves, and radios. For a complete list of electronic goods that DSWA accepts, click here.
- Household Yard Waste - Residents can dispose of grass, leaves, branches, and shrubs (must be separated from household trash).
Attention! Construction and Demolition Waste (C&D) will not be accepted at Transfer Stations.
User Fees
Click here for DSWA's
Landfill & Transfer Station user fees printable PDF - fees effective July 2, 2012.
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Private car or station wagon (including up to 4 passenger-sized tires) - $7.50
- Pick-ups, vans, trailers, etc. with waste weighing less than 180 lbs. - $7.50
- Packer trucks/other large vehicles - $84.00/ton pro-rated
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program
For information on Household Hazardous Waste Collection click here.
Collection Event Schedule is Here.
Recycling Drop-off Centers
Residents are encouraged to use the Drop-Off Centers in their communities before disposing of
household waste. There are Recycling Drop-off Centers at the Pine Tree Corners and Route 5 Transfer Stations.
To find the nearest Drop-Off Center, use the search form here
on this website, or call the CITIZENS' RESPONSE LINE at 1-800-404-7080.
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Residents and commercial haulers can bring trash to the Pine Tree Corners Transfer Station instead
of driving to one of DSWA's Landfills . Vehicles drive up a ramp into an enclosed building where trash is dumped
onto a concrete floor. A backhoe carefully pushes the trash into a transfer trailer, which takes it to a DSWA
landfill. Key features of the transfer station consist of a scale house, two scales, two transfer station
buildings, and a trailer storage building. There is a separate transfer area for residents. In addition, there
are designated areas outside to receive used appliances, tires, and yard waste.
Facility Facts - Pine Tree Corners
Pine Tree Corners
276 Pine Tree Road,
Townsend, DE 19734
Google Map
1-800-404-7080
- Location: Pine Tree Corners Transfer Station is located three miles south of the Odessa light at the intersection
of Route 299 and Route 13, on Pine Tree Road (Road 25 West).
- Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Forms of Payment: We accept cash or check only. No credit card or debit card accepted.
- Directions: Take Rt. 13 South, approximately 3 miles south of Odessa, and make a right onto Pine Tree Road (Road 25). Station
is about one mile on the left.
- Opening Date: April 1, 1991
- Size: 81.5 acres
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Milford Transfer Station

Residents and commercial haulers can bring trash to
the Milford Transfer Station rather than driving to one of DSWA's landfills nearest to Milford. Vehicles drive up a ramp into an enclosed
building where trash is dumped onto a concrete floor. A backhoe carefully pushes the trash into a transfer
trailer, which
takes it to a DSWA landfill. Key features of the transfer station consist of a scale house, two scales, a
transfer station building with a three-bay tipping floor, and a separate small load area where residents can
deposit waste. In addition, there are designated areas outside to receive used appliances, tires, and yard
waste.
Facility Facts - Milford Transfer Station
Milford Transfer Station
1170 S. DuPont Boulevard
Milford, DE 19963
Google Map
1-800-404-7080
- Location: 1170 S. DuPont Highway, Milford, DE 19963
- Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Forms of Payment: We accept cash or check only. No credit card or debit card accepted.
- Directions: Located on US Rt. 13 just south of Milford on the southbound side.
- Opening Date: June 1, 2006
- Size: 11 acres
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Rt. 5 Transfer Station

Residents and commercial haulers can bring
trash to the Rt. 5 Transfer Station rather than driving to one of DSWA's landfills. Vehicles drive up a ramp
into an enclosed building where trash is dumped onto a concrete floor. A backhoe carefully pushes the trash into a
transfer trailer, which takes it to a DSWA landfill. Key features of the transfer station consist of a scale house,
two scales, a transfer station building with a five-bay tipping floor, and a small load drop-off where residents
can deposit waste. In addition, there are designated areas outside to receive used appliances, tires, and yard
waste.
Facility Facts Rt. 5 Transfer Station
Rt. 5 Transfer Station
29997 John P. Healy Drive,
Harbeson, DE 19951
Google Map
1-800-404-7080
- Location: 29997 John P. Healy Drive, Harbeson, DE 19951
- Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Forms of Payment: We accept cash or check only. No credit card or debit card accepted.
- Directions: Located on US Rt. 5 east of Harbeson on Rt. 5 just before Long Neck
- Opening Date: August 2, 2006
- Size: 30 acres
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