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City of Racine Transfer Station
City of Racine Transfer Station is a transfer station in Racine, WI, in Racine 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, furniture & bulky items, household hazardous waste, electronics, tires, appliances and mattresses. Racine County has 10 sites in our directory, including this one.
| Address | 6300 21st St, Racine, WI 53406 Directions |
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| County | Racine County, WI |
| Phone | (262) 636-9126 |
| Website | cityofracinewi.gov |
| Hours | Tue-Sat: 10 am to 5:45 pm Open year round except holidays. |
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| Access | Public facility (residency rules may apply) |
| Accepts | Household trash & bulky items, Furniture & bulky items, Household hazardous waste, Electronics, Tires, Appliances, Mattresses |
| Not accepted | concrete, metal, toilets, sinks, vanities, construction debris, commercial vehicles |
| Payment | card, Apple Pay |
Verified October 2026 from the operator's or county's own website. Sources: cityofracinewi.gov, cityofracine.org, cityofracinewi.gov. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Rules in Racine County
- Household hazardous waste collection events run the third Saturday of April through October, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., for residents of Racine, Sturtevant, Elmwood Park, Mt. Pleasant, Caledonia, Wind Point and North Bay. Proof of property ownership (driver's license or property tax statement) is required. The 2026 season has ended; dates for 2027 were not published. Source
- Waste oil and antifreeze can be dropped off at the City Garage, 830 S. Marquette Street, Racine. Source
Before you go
- Cover and tie down your load. Many sites charge extra for loose loads.
- Leave car batteries, paint and propane tanks at home; they need a separate drop-off.
- Load the heaviest items last so they come off first.
Other transfer stations nearby
- Gfl Solid Waste LLC (Kenosha) Transfer station
- Kenosha Cty Transfer Facility Transfer station
- Johns Disposal Service INC - Franksville Transfer station
- Full Cycle Enterprises Transfer station
- Gfl Muskego LLC - Muskego Hc Transfer station
Hazardous waste drop-off nearby
- Hours: Sat: 7 am to 3 pm … Solid waste: $9.00 per cubic yardHousehold trash & bulky itemsYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsTires
- WM Metro Recycling & Disposal LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsTires
More in Racine County
All 10 drop-off sites in Racine County · Hazardous waste · Electronics · Tires · Construction debris · Scrap metal · Wisconsin
Frequently asked questions
Where is City of Racine Transfer Station?
6300 21st St, Racine, WI 53406. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.
What can I drop off at City of Racine Transfer Station?
City of Racine Transfer Station is listed for household trash & bulky items, furniture & bulky items, household hazardous waste, electronics, tires, appliances and mattresses. Not accepted: concrete, metal, toilets, sinks, vanities and construction debris.
Is City of Racine Transfer Station open to the public?
Public facility (residency rules may apply); we have not confirmed residency rules yet.
How much does it cost to dump at City of Racine Transfer Station?
Household bulky item (furniture, mattress, box spring, bag of household trash, prepared carpet): $25 per item; Tire (no tractor tires): $8 per tire; Television or computer: $20 each; Other electronics: Free. Source checked October 2026.
When is City of Racine Transfer Station open?
Tue-Sat: 10 am to 5:45 pm. Open year round except holidays..
What other transfer stations are near City of Racine Transfer Station?
Gfl Solid Waste LLC (Kenosha) in Kenosha (7.7 mi), Kenosha Cty Transfer Facility in Kenosha (8 mi) and Johns Disposal Service INC - Franksville in Franksville (14 mi).
Where can I take paint and chemicals near Racine?
The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is Residential Recycling Center, about 14 miles away.
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