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Cook Transfer Station

Cook Transfer Station is a transfer station in Cook, MN, in St. Louis County. This is a privately run site; most take paying customers off the street, though some only serve commercial haulers. Materials on record: household trash & bulky items, construction debris, yard waste & brush, household hazardous waste, electronics, tires, scrap metal, appliances and mattresses. It is one of 34 drop-off sites we list in St. Louis County.

Address2134 S Beatty Road, Cook, MN 55723
Directions
CountySt. Louis County, MN
Phone(218) 666-2336
Websitestlouiscountymn.gov
HoursMon: 10 am to 6 pm
Tue-Sat: 9 am to 3:30 pm
Fees
  • Motor oil, antifreeze, auto batteries, scrap metal, cardboard, mixed paper, cans and bottles free
  • Tires 8 per day free (max 8)
  • Appliances 2 per trip free (max 2)
  • Drained oil filters, 4 ft. tubes and CFLs 6 per trip free (max 6)
Disposal fees are set by the St. Louis County Board and differ by material; the county publishes a 2026 tipping fee list. Cash is not accepted at any county solid waste site.
AccessPrivate site, call to confirm small loads are accepted
AcceptsHousehold trash & bulky items, Construction debris, Yard waste & brush, Household hazardous waste, Electronics, Tires, Scrap metal, Appliances, Mattresses, demolition debris, brush, motor oil, batteries
Paymentcheck, card, punch coupon

Verified October 2026 from the operator's or county's own website. Sources: apps.stlouiscountymn.gov, stlouiscountymn.gov, stlouiscountymn.gov. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Cook Transfer Station?

2134 S Beatty Road, Cook, MN 55723. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.

What can I drop off at Cook Transfer Station?

Cook Transfer Station is listed for household trash & bulky items, construction debris, yard waste & brush, household hazardous waste, electronics, tires, scrap metal, appliances and mattresses.

Is Cook Transfer Station open to the public?

Private site, call to confirm small loads are accepted.

How much does it cost to dump at Cook Transfer Station?

Motor oil, antifreeze, auto batteries, scrap metal, cardboard, mixed paper, cans and bottles: free; Tires: 8 per day free (max 8); Appliances: 2 per trip free (max 2); Drained oil filters, 4 ft. tubes and CFLs: 6 per trip free (max 6). Disposal fees are set by the St. Louis County Board and differ by material; the county publishes a 2026 tipping fee list. Cash is not accepted at any county solid waste site.. Source checked October 2026.

When is Cook Transfer Station open?

Mon: 10 am to 6 pm; Tue-Sat: 9 am to 3:30 pm.

What other transfer stations are near Cook Transfer Station?

Bray Lake Outlying Canister Site Pbr in Keewatin (27 mi) and Hibbing Demolition Landfill in Hibbing (33 mi).

Where can I take paint and chemicals near Cook?

The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is Saint Louis County Regional Landfill, about 26 miles away.

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