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Solid Waste Drop-Off Depots

Locations

Hours, items accepted, addresses and maps. Note: Drop-off hours for electronic waste and household hazardous waste are different from the general operating hours.

Confirm statutory/non-statutory holidays by calling 311.

Transfer Station Information Package (hours, acceptable materials, fees and site regulations) (PDF)

Container Pick-up Locations

Please note:
For the safety reasons, all garbage, recycling and household hazardous materials delivered to Drop-off Depots must be delivered by motorized vehicles.


Important depot information

Fees

Fees information.

Waste

It is important that residents check the up-to-date list of acceptable waste material loads (PDF). All waste material loads will be charged at full waste rates. Mixed loads of recyclable and waste materials will be denied entry.

Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)

What is Household Hazardous Waste?

  • Helium and propane tanks/cylinders disposal
    Even when empty are a dangerous hazardous waste, regardless of supplier claims. These must never be put in either your Blue Bin or Garbage Bin and must be taken to a Drop-off Depot or Community Environment Days for proper disposal.
  • Reuse Centres at Drop-off Depots
    There are also Reuse Centres at your local HHW Depots where residents can donate useable but unwanted HHW materials, including oil and latex paint. These items are sorted and set aside for others to pick up, for free.

For other disposal options visit Community Environment Days or makethedrop.ca

Electronic equipment

If you have curbside collection, you can set out electronic equipment for collection.

Or you can take computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, televisions, cameras, video players, stereos, cell phones to a Drop-off Depot or Community Environment Day. Limit is 10 combined units of monitors, televisions and desktop computers per day. No limit on small items such as keyboards and peripherals.

VHS tapes, CDs and DVDs do not go in your Blue Bin. Please pass them on for reuse or put them in your Garbage Bin. Some electronics stores accept CDs and DVDs for recycling. Check recycleyourelectronics.ca.

Yard waste

Tree limbs, trunks and stumps are not collected or accepted at City's Drop-off Depots if the diameter of the wood exceeds 7.5 cm (3 inches). Exception: Dufferin Drop-off Depot accepts limbs, trunks, stumps of any size if they are from a City of Toronto Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALHB) control area.

Material exceeding these dimensions from outside the ALHB area is the responsibility of the resident for proper disposal.

Blue Bin items

Blue Bin items are accepted at Drop-off Depots.

Other items

Identify to attendant

  • Drywall
    Clean construction drywall, including painted, papered or vinyl covered.
  • Renovation waste
    Renovation waste (including construction and demolition waste) is not collected at curbside. This includes drywall, doors, lumber, counters, cabinets, roof shingles, etc. These items can be taken to a Drop-off Depot. Fees will apply.

    Bricks, concrete, cinder blocks, paving stones, asphalt, soil, dirt, stones, etc. are not collected curbside or through other City of Toronto programs. Please make arrangements with a company in the private sector specializing in reusing or disposing of this type of material.
  • Tires
    Rubber tires, excluding heavy truck, forklift and large off-road tires. Remove rims. Large quantities of tires accepted at the Dufferin location only, (Bermondsey and Ingram accept 5 or less tires per load). Do not put tires out for curbside collection.

Exceptions may be given to households exceeding the limit by a few units.

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