Fort Totten Solid Waste Disposal Transfer Station

The Fort Totten Solid Waste Disposal Transfer Station, operated by the Department of Public Works (DPW) in Washington, DC, serves as a critical facility for the disposal and recycling of a variety of waste materials. It offers District residents a place to drop off bulk trash, recycling items, and yard waste without an appointment. A standout feature of the station is the provision of free compost to residents, who can fill up to five 32-gallon bags with compost during specific hours. The website provides detailed information on acceptable and prohibited items, ensuring residents comply with disposal guidelines. Additionally, the transfer station has designated times for household hazardous waste and electronic recycling collection. This facility plays a vital role in the city’s waste management and recycling efforts, contributing to the sustainability and cleanliness of the community.