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City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station
City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station is a transfer station in Alva, OK, in Woods County. It is run by a public agency, so residents can usually drop off their own loads here. Materials on record: household trash & bulky items. We list 1 other drop-off site in Woods County.
| Address | 28026 Hwy 281 North, Alva, OK 73717 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Woods County, OK |
| Hours | We have no confirmed hours on file; please phone ahead. |
| Fees | No published rate on file. Most dumps charge by weight or by load, often with a minimum. |
| Access | Public site, typically meant for residents |
| Accepts | Household trash & bulky items |
From EPA data dated January 2025; not yet confirmed with the operator. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Call ahead: we do not have confirmed hours for this site.
- Bring a tarp and straps. Most dumps want loads secured.
- Leave car batteries, paint and propane tanks at home; they need a separate drop-off.
- Expect a scale or a quick load check at the entrance.
Hazardous waste drop-off nearby
- Barber County Landfill LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsHousehold hazardous waste
More in Woods County
All 2 drop-off sites in Woods County · Scrap metal · Oklahoma
Frequently asked questions
Where is City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station?
28026 Hwy 281 North, Alva, OK 73717. The map link above starts navigation from your location.
What can I drop off at City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station?
City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station is listed for household trash & bulky items. Accepted items can change, so check first.
Is City of Alva Solid Waste Transfer Station open to the public?
Public site, typically meant for residents; we have not confirmed residency rules yet.
Where can I take paint and chemicals near Alva?
The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is Barber County Landfill, about 26 miles away.
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