Vermilion Transfer Station

The Vermilion Transfer Station is located 1½ km north of Vermilion on Range Road 64A. There is no charge for Town of Vermilion residents to use the Vermilion Transfer Station; these costs are included in your garbage utility rate.

For more information on what items are accepted at the Transfer Station, please call 780-853-4572.

Hours of Operation
Open: Monday – Saturday: 9 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.
Closed: Sundays and Statutory Holidays

The transfer sites will accept corrugated cardboard that is flattened before it is placed in the bin. We accept boxboard, tin cans, newspapers, magazines, books and other paper.

NOTE: Further information about recycling opportunities in Alberta is posted at Alberta's Recycling Hotline at:  www.recyclinghotline.ca

We do not recycle the following:
#3 (PVC) - Plastic Polyvinyl Chloride - plastic building materials, shower curtains, cooking oil bottles, clear food wrap.
#6 Plastic Polystyrene (PS) — disposable drinking cups, egg cartons, take-out food containers, CD/DVD cases, building insulation, etc.
#7 - Other (Items with BPA) — sport bottles and equipment, car parts, baby bottles, electrical wiring, etc.

• Large items such as fibreglass tubs, showers, hot tubs, must be cut in pieces no bigger that 2 feet x 4 feet.
• Vinyl siding, plastic pipe and hoses must be cut into 4 ft. lengths.
• There are new size restrictions on household waste items (such as vinyl siding, pipe, hoses, countertops, laminate flooring and more) plus additional requirements for other large items (hot tubs, shingles, metal chairs, flooring on wood, hoses). 

SEE FULL DETAILS HERE.

• All vinyl siding brought to the Vermilion Transfer Site must be cut into four foot lengths.

Approved transfer sites will continue to offer household hazardous waste recycling. There are hazardous waste bins on site to hold acceptable items. Small household-sized containers such as glue, cleaners, insecticides, rechargeable batteries, etc., are considered hazardous waste. Common household cleaners such as oven cleaner, bleach and soaps are not considered hazardous waste and can be put in the household waste bins. if the word “Contains no PCBs” appears on an item, it can also be put in household waste. Fluorescent ballasts, fluorescent tubes, halogen lights or curly bulb lights are to be placed in household waste bins. If there are containers which have solidified, they can be placed in the household waste bins. Small propane tanks that power lights or stoves can be disposed in the metal pile if they are empty. Larger propane bottles (20#) are collected in cages or pallets, and are not to be placed in the metal pile.

Hazardous Waste Guide