Transfer Facility
Recycling Center in Milford, Massachusetts
About This Location
Milford's town-run transfer station offers one of the broadest residential recycling programs in Worcester County — from single-stream curbside to scrap metal, tires, paint, propane, electronics, and medical sharps — all for a $25 annual permit.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries · Tires · Appliances · Mattresses · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper · Textiles & Clothing
What they do not accept
Fees
- Annual resident permit — $25
- Additional vehicle permit (same address) — $10
- Rental property owner permit (up to 3 units) — $50
- Appliances, electronics, furniture, tires, bulky items — Per-item fee — contact station for current schedule
Programs & events
- Compost Facility — Milford also operates a Compost Facility at 3 Fiske Mill Road, open Thursday–Sunday, accepting leaves, grass, brush, and limited clean fill from permitted residents.
- Hazardous Waste Day — Periodic HHW collection events are held in Milford; check the town website for the next scheduled date.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to live in Milford to use the transfer station?
Yes. The Milford Transfer Station is restricted to Milford residents only. You must have a valid permit sticker ($25/year) displayed on your vehicle. Non-residents cannot use the facility.
Does the Milford transfer station accept TVs and old electronics?
Yes, TVs and computers are accepted, but an additional per-item fee applies beyond the annual permit. Call (774) 462-3312 or email ecarey@milfordma.gov for the current fee schedule.
Can I bring tires and mattresses to the Milford transfer station?
Mattresses are accepted without a permit and without an extra fee. Tires are accepted with a per-item fee. Both can be brought on any open day (Thursday–Sunday).
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