Waste transfer stations

As a Leduc County resident, you can dispose of household waste, compost, yard waste and recycling at any Leduc County transfer station. Transfer stations are not intended for institutional, commercial, industrial or agricultural use.

Transfer station access card

Transfer station access cards must be presented to gain access to a Leduc County transfer station. We will mail you your free annual card by Aug. 31 each year. Your card will be active until Aug. 31 of the following year. You only need to apply for an access card if you need a replacement or additional card.

Apply for an access card

Transfer station access cards are only provided to property owners living in Leduc County. Complete the transfer station access card application form and submit it by email or drop it off to:

Public Works and Engineering
101-1101 5 St.
Nisku, AB T9E 2X3

You will need to provide one of the following documents with your application:

• government-issued photo identification
• property assessment or tax notice
• certified copies of property purchase documents

Fees

You will need to pay a fee for a replacement or additional access card. Review the public works section of the Fees and Charges bylaw to find the appropriate fee. We accept cash, cheque or debit payments in-person at County Centre during regular business hours.

Please make all cheques payable to Leduc County.

Temporary access card for summer village residents

Summer village residents can purchase a one-time use access card for the Sunnybrook transfer station. Single-use cards cost $10. For more information, please call 780-979-6185. 

Locations in Leduc County

Find each transfer station on our facilities listing.

Accepted items at transfer stations

In addition to household waste, compost, yard waste and recycling, the Sunnybrook and New Sarepta transfer station will also accept:

• household materials (such as oil and filters, antifreeze, paint and oil containers)
• batteries (such as car batteries, rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries, cell phones and cell phone batteries)
  • batteries must be sorted into the following categories:
    1. alkaline batteries (most common household batteries, will have the word alkaline on the label)
    2. hearing aid batteries
    3. lead-acid batteries (such as car batteries, UPS batteries)
    4. nickel-based batteries (Ni-Cd, NiMH, Ni-Zn; commonly will be rechargeable batteries)
    5. lithium, lithium-ion batteries
• white metals (such as appliances, intact refrigerators, freezers and enamel-coated products)
• other metals (such as scrap metals, rebar)
• construction and demolition waste (such as drywall, painted/stained lumber, pressure-treated wood, etc.)
• tires
• clean non-toxic wood material
• miscellaneous materials (such as furniture)

Transfer station access policy

The Leduc County Transfer Station Access Policy outlines permissible access requirements to Leduc County solid waste transfer stations.