B-P Trucking
Recycling Center in Hudson, Massachusetts
About This Location
B-P Trucking operates the Town of Hudson Transfer Station at 300 Cox Street under the supervision of the Hudson Board of Health. This is the town drop-off where residents with a yearly sticker can recycle electronics, scrap metal, appliances, mattresses, mercury products, propane tanks, textiles, yard waste and more. Recycling is free with a sticker, while household trash is charged pay-per-bag and some bulky items such as mattresses carry a flat fee.
What B-P Trucking Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries · Appliances · Mattresses · Yard Waste · Textiles & Clothing
What they do not accept
Use requires a yearly Hudson resident sticker purchased at the DPW. Household trash is accepted only pay-per-bag, not free.
Fees
- Yearly transfer station sticker — Required; purchased at the Hudson DPW
- Mattress or box spring — $30 per item (residents); $60 per item (non-residents)
- Household trash — Pay-per-bag
- Bulky waste — Charged by weight on scale
Access & restrictions
Residents only (proof may be required) · ID or proof of residency required · Walk-in (no appointment) · Hudson residents must buy a yearly sticker at the DPW to use the station. Recycling is free with the sticker; trash is pay-per-bag. Operated by B-P Trucking under the Board of Health
Programs & events
- Medical sharps disposal — Free drop-off of used medical sharps
- Styrofoam recycling — Polystyrene foam accepted on Saturdays only
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to use the Hudson, MA transfer station?
Residents must buy a yearly sticker at the DPW. Recycling is then free, but household trash is pay-per-bag and bulky items are charged by weight. Mattresses are $30 per item for residents ($60 for non-residents).
Is the Hudson MA transfer station open today?
The station on Cox Street is open Monday through Friday 8 AM to 4 PM and Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM, closed Sunday.
Can I recycle electronics and TVs at the Hudson transfer station?
Yes. It takes computers, TVs, large appliances, scrap metal, mercury products and more. Styrofoam is accepted on Saturdays only.
Who runs the Hudson transfer station?
The Town of Hudson contracts B-P Trucking to operate the Cox Street transfer station under the supervision of the Hudson Board of Health.
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