Plymouth operates 3 transfer stations with recycling facilities

• South St./Long Pond Rd.
• Manomet Transfer Station and Difficult to Manage Waste, Beaver Dam Rd.
• Cedarville Transfer Station

Reduced rate compost bins and kitchen scrap buckets are on sale at all three transfer stations, as well as at the Highway Garage at 159 Camelot Dr.  The Earth Machine sells for the wholesale price of $27.50,  and kitchen scrap buckets cost $6. 

Bulky, construction and demolition waste is not accepted at the municipal transfer stations.  The Allied Waste Transfer Station on Beaver Dam Rd. accepts those materials for $6/100 lbs.

For hours and directions click here.

For recycling and solid waste disposal guidelines, click here.

For complete information on recycling in Plymouth, click here, or contact Arthur Douylliez, Plymouth Recycling Coordinator, 508-830-4166

á    Mercury Thermometer Swaps  á

Mercury is a heavy toxic silver liquid also found in thermostats, barometers and blood pressure cuffs. 

 Bring your mercury thermometers and other mercury-containing items (excluding fluorescent tubes) to one of Plymouth's Household Hazardous Product Collections or to the Transfer Stations during regular hours and receive a free digital thermometer or Dunkin Donuts coupon.

Quantities are limited, certain parameters apply. Sponsored by Covanta at SEMASS.