The Pitt County Transfer Station is responsible for the proper processing and disposal of solid waste generated in Pitt County. The mission is to operate in a cost effective manner that also minimizes the degradation of our environment. Pitt County closed the landfill in 1995 and now the facility operates as a transfer station, transferring the waste to the Bertie County landfill. The Transfer Station is located at 3025 Landfill Rd, Greenville.
Hours:
Monday – Friday 8:00a - 4:00p
Saturdays 8:00a - Noon
CLOSED SUNDAYS
To set up a credit account at the Transfer Station, download the application.
Fees
| Tipping fee for commercial waste: | $45.00 per ton |
| Household or residential waste: | No charge |
| Construction and demolition fee: | $40.00 per ton |
Accepted Items
- Household waste
- Commercial waste
- Construction and demolition (C&D) debris
- Concrete and brick
- Cardboard
- Commingled recyclables
- Electronics
- Motor oil
- Oil filters
- Antifreeze
- Lead acid batteries
- White goods / Metal
- Tires (off the rim)
- Wood pallets
- Yard waste
- Oyster shells
- Mercury wall thermostats
- Shingles
- Lead acid batteries
Unaccepted Items
- Sludge and other semi-solid fluids
- Containers containing unacceptable waste
- Logs and large limbs of six inches or more in diameter and more than six feet in length
- Automobile and truck bodies
- Land clearing debris (root matter, small stumps, etc.)
- Hot ashes
- Hazardous waste
- Infectious waste (not sterilized or packaged by approved methods)
- Explosives of any kind
- Asbestos waste
- Pathological waste not sterilized by approved methods
- Any other materials which may be determined to be hazardous by the Solid Waste supervisor or federal, state, or county authorities, laws or ordinances
- Any material which may be designated as unacceptable by the Pitt County Board of Commissioners
Items Banned From Disposal at Landfills/Transfer Stations
- Cardboard
- Aluminum cans
- Pallets
- Tires
- Yard Waste
- White Goods
- Plastic Bottles
- Electronics / TV's
All these items may be brought to the Transfer Station and placed in designated areas to be recycled.
