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1. What do I need to access the Transfer Station?

You need to purchase either an annual Permit or a One-Time pass to access the Transfer Station.

2. Where do I purchase a One-Time Pass or Non-Routine Ticket?

One-Time Passes and Non-Routine Tickets can be purchased at the Tax Collector's Office by cash or check only or at the Transfer Station solar Kiosk by cash or credit / debit card.

3. Do I need to use Pay-As-You-Throw bags with a One-Time-Pass?

Yes, any method of access to dispose household solid waste requires the use of Sandwich Pay-As-You-Throw bags.

4. Can I dispose non-routine items or leaves & grass clippings with a One-Time Pass?

No, only household solid waste and everyday recycling can be disposed with a One-Time Pass.

5. How do I dispose bulky items if I own a small car?

By using a trailer or hiring a local disposal contractor.  Only permitted vehicles are allowed access to dispose bulky-items.

6. When will compost be available to Transfer Station permit holders?

Compost is typically screened and made available to Transfer Station permit holders mid-May.

7. Does the Sandwich Transfer Station operate a "swap-shop"?

The Sandwich Transfer Station does not operate a "swap-shop".  Instead, users are encourage to donate their reusable items at a recycling organization

8. Where do I dispose prohibited Transfer Station items?

Brush and demolition can be disposed at an alternative facility.  Household hazardous waste can be disposed at annual collection events.

9. How do I dispose oil or gas soaked rags?

Oil or gas soaked rags can be disposed at one of four annual Upper Cape Household Hazardous Waste Collections organized by the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension