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Pemiscot County Transfer Station
Pemiscot County Transfer Station is a transfer station in Hayti, MO, in Pemiscot County. The site is operated by a local government or district and is meant for drop-offs by the public. It is listed for household trash & bulky items. It is the only site we list in Pemiscot County; the closest other transfer station is Lauderdale County Transfer Station, about 33 miles away.
| Address | 55 County Road 412, Hayti, MO 63851 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Pemiscot County, MO |
| Phone | (573) 359-6363 |
| Hours | Not published in our sources yet. Call before you go. |
| Fees | Rates are not published in our sources. Ask what they charge for a car or pickup load. |
| Access | Public facility (residency rules may apply) |
| Accepts | Household trash & bulky items |
EPA record (August 2025). We have not verified hours or fees here. 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.
- Liquids, paint and chemicals usually go to a hazardous waste site, not the dump.
- Bring a photo ID; many public sites ask for proof of address.
Other transfer stations nearby
- Lauderdale County Transfer Station Transfer station
More in Pemiscot County
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pemiscot County Transfer Station?
55 County Road 412, Hayti, MO 63851. The Directions link opens the route in Google Maps.
What can I drop off at Pemiscot County Transfer Station?
Pemiscot County Transfer Station is listed for household trash & bulky items. This is from public data; the operator has the final word.
Is Pemiscot County Transfer Station open to the public?
Public facility (residency rules may apply). Rules can differ for businesses and residents.
What other transfer stations are near Pemiscot County Transfer Station?
Lauderdale County Transfer Station in Halls (33 mi).
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