TOWN OF JACKSON
BARTLETT/JACKSON TRANSFER STATION INFORMATION
LOCATION: The town transfer site is located just off Route 16 a short distance south of the Jackson Covered Bridge.
HOURS: OPEN DAILY : Friday through Tuesday 12:OO PM - 6:00 PM. CLOSED - Wednesday, Thursday and Christmas Day.
Town of Bartlett attendant - Carol Johnson
Fire permits are now available at the Transfer Station. See Jon Edgerly.
The Town of Jackson provides a solid waste and recycling program to all town residents who have a JACKSON TRANSFER STATION STICKER. TRANSFER STICKERS are free of charge and may be obtained at the Town Offices, Kelly Building on Route 16 A in the center of Jackson.
COMPACTOR - All Household rubbish/ food waste may be deposited in the COMPACTOR (absolutely no Wood, Metals or Tires).
BURN PIT - Items for the BURN PIT include unpainted,untreated lumber and brush no larger than 5 " in diameter. No plywood or particle board. See Attendant before dumping.
Yard Waste - Brush and Yard waste such as leaves and lawn clippings, please see the attendant.
MANDATORY RECYCLING - Jackson has an active Recycling Program. The following items have a designated area for recycling. Please check with the attendant for location of proper bins.
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, OFFICE PAPER, OTHER PAPER PRODUCTS, GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS, ( washed and without caps), CORRUGATED CARDBOARD, ALUMINUM CANS (rinsed out) VEHICLE BATTERIES, METALS, TIRES, REFRIGERATORS AND AIR CONDITIONERS, FLOURESCENT BULBS, RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES. Please empty all bags when throwing bottles, magazines, papers etc. in the bins.
Paper Recycling. We have a new program for paper and cardboard. You can put the following items in the anything that rips container. All newspaper and news print, magazines, paperback books, all office paper, all thin- walled cardboard such as cereal boxes, tissues boxes etc.
What can not go in the anything that rips container - Plastics, waxed paper or corrugated cardboard. Food contaminated paper or cardboard should not be included. Pizza boxes can not be recycled.
Glass should be placed only in the glass container. This does not include, light bulbs, ceramic dishes, plate glass,window panes, mirrors or drinking glasses. Unbroken flourescent bulbs must be placed in a separate container in the building.
USED MOTOR OIL. In order to recycle it must be clean, free of water, gasoline, lacquer, or other solvents and in containers, 2 gallons or less. Please see attendant who must empty these containers.
WHAT IS NOT RECYCLED -
Tin/steel cans, plastics and alkaline batteries are not recycled at this time.
DISPOSAL FEES: Most items are deposited free of charge but some disposal fees are applicable as listed below. Fees are payable at the time of receipt of materials.
Tires - Car ( up to 16 inches) - $2.00 ; truck (17 - 24 inches) - $5.00; Industrial (larger than 24 inches) - $10.00
Refrigerators, Air Conditioners, Compressors : $10.00 (Condensers must be removed)
Mattresses/Box Springs: $10.00
Furniture: $10.00
Demolition Materials: Fee schedule listed at Transfer Site.
See Attendant before dumping any of the above items.
The Bartlett/Jackson Transfer Station will be charging the following fees for disposal of the following items as of July 11, 2005
CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL CONTAINER - Painted and treated lumber, sheetrock , asphalt shingles, and other construction material from small maintenance or addition jobs must be deposited here. NO ASBESTOS MATERALS or FIBERGLASS insulation. The attendant has the right to refuse large or over-sized material.
If the construction job is of sufficient size it is required that a dumpster be hauled to the job site and later hauled to Bethlehem at the expense of the owner.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY.
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MUST BE HELD BY THE HOME OWNER AND TAKEN TO THE CONWAY TRANSFER STATION ON HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY. Watch the newspaper for details.
PROHIBITED MATERIALS - Hazardous waste, Motor Vehicles, Boats, Explosives, Gas , Paints, Liquid Asphalt, Pesticides, Household Chemicals and antifreeze.
Please see the attendant before dumping construction debris, burnables, or metals or if you have any questions.
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