Transfer stationEPA / OSM listing
Malta Transfer Station
Malta Transfer Station is a transfer station in Rupert, ID, in Cassia County. It is privately operated. Private transfer stations generally accept loads from the public for a gate fee, but rules differ, so call before you go. It is listed for household trash & bulky items. We list 4 other drop-off sites in Cassia County.
| Address | 2450 E 1760 S, Rupert, ID 83342 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Cassia County, ID |
| Hours | We could not find official hours. Call before loading up. |
| Fees | No published rate on file. Most dumps charge by weight or by load, often with a minimum. |
| Access | Private site, call to confirm small loads are accepted |
| Accepts | Household trash & bulky items |
This listing comes from the EPA debris recovery dataset (September 2024). Verification pending. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Ask about the last entry time; scales often stop taking loads before closing.
- A cargo net or tarp keeps bags and boards in place and saves an uncovered-load fee.
- Ask before bringing tires or a fridge; many sites charge per item for them.
- Call to ask about minimum charges for a single car or pickup load.
Other transfer stations nearby
- Almo Transfer Station Transfer station
- Oakley Transfer Station Transfer station
More in Cassia County
All 5 drop-off sites in Cassia County · Construction debris · Idaho
Frequently asked questions
Where is Malta Transfer Station?
2450 E 1760 S, Rupert, ID 83342. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.
What can I drop off at Malta Transfer Station?
Malta Transfer Station is listed for household trash & bulky items. Confirm by phone before you load up.
Is Malta Transfer Station open to the public?
Private site, call to confirm small loads are accepted; we have not confirmed residency rules yet.
What other transfer stations are near Malta Transfer Station?
Almo Transfer Station in Burley (15 mi) and Oakley Transfer Station in Burley (29 mi).
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