LOCATIONS AND HOURS
The Solid Waste facilities are operating on their normal schedule.
Click on each location for more information.
Transfer Station Hours:
For Madison County residents with household garbage and recycling.
6666 Buyea Road Residential Transfer Station:
Tuesday through Saturday (CLOSED MONDAYS)
7:10 AM to 3 PM
Cazenovia Transfer Station:
Friday and Saturday ONLY
7:10 AM to 3 PM
Hamilton Transfer Station:
Wednesday and Saturday ONLY
7:10 AM to 3 PM
Sullivan Transfer Station:
Friday and Saturday ONLY
7:10 AM to 3 PM
Landfill Facilities:
Scalehouse
Monday through Friday, 7:10 AM to 3:15 PM
-Day Use Permits issued from 7:10 AM to 2:45 PM. You must be on site by 2:45 PM to allow time for unloading
-Punch Cards are only sold from 7:10 AM to 2:45 PM
Saturday, 7:10 AM to 2:30 PM
-Day Use Permits issued from 7:10 AM to 2:15 PM
-Punch cards are only sold from 7:10 AM to 2:45 PM
ARC Recycling Center - For Haulers
Monday through Friday, 7:10 AM to 3:15 PM
-Be on site by 2:55 PM and unloaded by 3:10 PM
-Market pickups must be on site by 2 PM
Saturday, 7:10 AM to 11 AM
Be on site by 10:45 AM and unloaded by 10:50 AM
Solid Waste Administrative Office (NEW LOCATION!)
Punch Cards are no longer sold at the Main Office. However, the Main Office is open to the public for general recycling and garbage inquiries.
Address: 6802 Buyea Road, Canastota
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM
315-361-8408
Where Can I Buy Punch Cards?
Residents can purchase punch cards from the Scale House (6641 Buyea Road, Canastota) or from designated local gas stations and businesses.
To see a list of all of our local vendors who sell punch cards, please click here. If possible, call ahead to the nearest punch card vendor for hours of operation.
2023 Spring Document Shredding Event
The Madison County Department of Solid Waste will host their next document shredding event at the Buyea Road Residential Station this Spring:
Saturday, April 29, 2023
8:00 AM to 11:00 AM*
*Or until the truck is full, whichever comes first
Buyea Road Residential Station
6666 Buyea Road, Canastota NY
Please review the following information before attending the shred event:
- Due to limitations in the shred event's truck capacity and to ensure those attending have an opportunity to drop off their documents for shredding, each household can bring a maximum of four filing boxes per vehicle. This event is for Madison County residents only; business waste will not be accepted. Residents do not need to register for this event.
- Material should be loose in boxes or paper bags and easily accessible in the back of the vehicle. Empty boxes will be returned to the vehicle; please do NOT put items in plastic bags.
- Accepted documents for shredding: Medical documents, bank information, tax records, and other paperwork containing account numbers or private details are ideal for drop off. Please do not bring junk mail, magazines, phone books or other envelopes. These items can go into your normal paper recycling bin.
Questions? Call the Dept. of Solid Waste Main Office at 315-361-8408.
2023 Electronic Recycling Events for Madison County Residents
As a reminder, certain electronics such as TVs and computers cannot go in your household garbage and must be brought to an electronics recycler.
Our department funds a FREE electronic recycling program for Madison County residents. The program is available year-round Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 3 PM (excludes holidays). Bring your accepted electronics to LOJO Technology (634 Birchwood Drive, Oneida) and drop off the materials in the designated bins located outside the building. Please note an attendant will not be available to help unload. Business waste will NOT be accepted.
In addition to the weekday hours, LOJO Technology will also offer quarterly Saturday collection dates for those who cannot make it during the week. 2023 Saturday dates from 9 AM to 1 PM: February 4, April 22, July 15, October 14
For information about our electronic recycling program and to see a list of accepted items, visit: www.madisoncounty.ny.gov/2389/Electronic-Waste
2023 Punch Card Costs: $20.00/5 Punches
Effective January 1st, 2022, the price of punch cards increased to $20 per card. The Madison County Board of Supervisors determined it was necessary to increase the 2022 punch card fee in order to more fully offset the costs of operating the transfer stations. Residents looking to dispose of household garbage and non-recyclable materials at our transfer stations can purchase punch cards at the Scale House or at local gas stations and businesses around the county. Recyclables including paper, cardboard, accepted plastic/metal/glass containers and scrap metal are free to drop off.
Although punch cards have a 'Please Use By' date, all previous cards (2023 and older) do not expire and will still be honored at the transfer stations. Unused punches are non-refundable. To see a complete list of punch card vendors, please click here.
As of 2022, the number of punches required for freon-containing units (refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, etc.) increased to 5 punches per unit and the maximum number of passenger tires allowed per visit at a transfer station is 4.
Used Motor Oil Program Update
Effective February 1, 2021, used motor oil will no longer be accepted at our transfer stations. To see a list of locations near each transfer station, check out this flyer.
Per NYS law, most vehicle service and vehicle retail businesses must accept used motor oil for recycling at no charge to the public. Call your local retailers or service centers for take-back programs and restrictions. These places include: Walmart Auto Care Center, NAPA Auto Parts, Advanced Auto Parts, O'Reilly Auto Parts and several other locations located across the county. For more information, visit:Used Oil Recycling
Test Your Recycling Knowledge with our Waste Sorting Game
The ’RePlay Game’ is a waste sorting game that allows the player to drag items into the appropriate location for recycling or disposal. There are a total of five different sorting locations: a paper recycling bin, a containers recycling bin, a trash can, a yard waste depot and a special programs building for the harder to recycle items such as batteries and clothes.
Once you finish a level, choose a reward to create your own unique park. If you finish all five levels, print out a certificate or replay the game to learn about other materials! Test your knowledge.
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Long Term Planning for Solid Waste Management
In 2021, the Madison County Board of Supervisors hired an engineering firm to study the long-term sustainability of the Madison County landfill operations as they currently stand. The final report is available on the Long Term Planning Webpage. Additional Info... -
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