Transfer Station #2 (Kingsville)

(2024/2025 Winter Hours)  Start - Mon., Nov. 4th, 2024 - Sat. Mar. 29, 2025 

• Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
• Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon
• *Summer hours restart on Monday, March 31st, 2025.

2024 Holiday Schedule

• Christmas Eve (Dec. 24th) – OPEN / 8:30 a.m to 12 noon
• Christmas Day (Dec. 25th) - closed.
• Boxing Day (Dec. 26th) - closed.
• New Years' Eve (Dec. 31st) – OPEN / 8:30 a.m to 12 noon

2025 Holiday Schedule

• New Year's Day (Jan. 1st, 2025) - closed.
• Family Day (Feb. 17th) - closed.
• Good Friday (April 18th) - closed.
• Easter Monday (Apr. 21st) - OPEN.
• Victoria Day (May 20th) - closed.
• Canada Day (July 1st) - closed.
• Civic Holiday (Aug. 4th) - closed.
• Labour Day (Sept. 1st) - closed.
• National Day for Truth & Reconciliation (Sept. 30^th) / OPEN.
• Thanksgiving Day (Oct. 13th) - closed.
• Remembrance Day (Nov. 11th) - OPEN.
• Christmas Eve (Dec. 24th) – OPEN / half day
• Christmas Day (Dec. 25th) - closed.
• Boxing Day (Dec. 26th) - closed.
• New Years' Eve (Dec. 31st) – OPEN / half day
• New Year's Day (Jan. 1, 2026) - closed.

The EWSWA has created a WE ReCYCLE program to collect and recycle bikes in our region. The Depot includes a ‘bike drop off area’ for residents to drop off bicycles for recycling – free of charge.

Bikes can also be drop off directly at Bike Windsor-Essex in Windsor, call 226-216-5200 for more information.

Drop-off any of the following acceptable electronics at this Depot – free of charge:

• Computers (Desktops, laptops, tablets)
• Printers (desktop and floor-standing)
• Printer cartridges
• Video gaming devices
• Telephones, including cellular phones
• Display devices (TV’s, LCD and CRT monitors)
• Radios and stereos, including after-market vehicle stereos
• Headphones
• Speakers
• Cameras, including security cameras
• Video recorders
• Drones with audio or visual recording equipment
• Peripherals and cables used to support the function of information technology, telecommunications and audio-visual equipment, including charging equipment
• Parts of information technology, telecommunications and audio-visual equipment sold separately, such as hard drives
• Handheld point-of-sale terminals or devices
• Electronic musical instruments
• Audio recording equipment

List of Unaccepted Electronic Items

• ITT/AV Equipment weighing more than 250 kg
• Small and large appliances
• Power tools
• Electric vehicles (scooters, e-bikes)
• Children’s toys
• Textiles, clothing, furniture or any other upholstered or stuffed articles containing electronic components

There are other companies that will accept electronics, the Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority and help you find a location near you. 

You will be charged to dispose of garbage as it will be landfilled per the Depot Fee Schedule.

You can purchase Garden Gold Compost at Transfer Station #2 most months of the year in a variety of forms: 

1. Pre-bagged Garden Gold
2. Bag Your Own
3. Bulk Loads / mechanical loading provided

Note: Home Delivery is available for large quantities of compost.

You will be charged to drop off grass clippings per the Depot Fee Schedule.

Many everyday household hazardous products are considered ‘toxic’ to our local environment. It is extremely important for all homeowners to remember that once they are finished with a household hazardous product, the “leftover or unused portion” should be dropped off for proper disposal at the one of the EWSWA depots.

Residents can drop off the following products - free of charge! Please note, this list is not comprehensive – this is just a sample of the types of products accepted. Refer to the Household Hazardous Waste page for more specific information on products accepted. 

• Household Cleaners
• Car Care Products
• Pool Chemicals
• Propane Tanks
• Gasoline
• Paints, stains, varnishes

There are designated carts/bins available at the Depot for items that are acceptable in the Blue/Red Box Recycling Program. Residents and businesses can drop-off the following recyclable materials - free of charge.

Scrap metal items (swing sets, barbeques, etc.) can be dropped off - free of charge - at the designated scrap metal bin at the Depot.

Outdoor power tools or any items with an internal combustion engine – if there is still oil or gasoline inside, these fluids must be drained prior to drop off.

All sod will be inspected by EWSWA staff and be charged accordingly:

• Clean Sod (typically has no dirt and is cut by a sod cutter) will be charged at the 'grass' rate and will be dumped on the yard waste pad.
• Rejected Sod (typically cut by a shovel, depth of sod is uneven, has excess dirt/clay and can even have plastic, rocks, etc.) will be charged at the 'garbage' rate.

The size of the stump (diameter and length) will determine if it is accepted and the cost for disposal.

• Stumps (under 18" in diameter, less than 48" long) - accepted as yard waste – free of charge
• Stumps (over 18" in diameter, but less than 36" in diameter, less than 48" long) - accepted as garbage – and will be charge at the garbage rate
• Stumps (over 36" in diameter, longer than 48") – not accepted

Depot Fees for tires is below:

• Tires (Car, SUV & Light Pick-up Truck – free of charge (10 per vehicle, per day)

Parameters

• 10 tires (car, SUV, & Light Pick-up Truck) per vehicle, per day are free of charge.
• Both tires with AND without rims are accepted.
• Air has to be removed from tire - if possible; however, mandatory air removal for a split rim.
• For loose tires without rims, tubes need to be removed and disposed of as garbage.
• As per O. Reg. 225/18, any customer dropping off more than 10 tires will be asked to provide their name and phone number by the scale staff. 

Excluded are bicycle tires and airplane tires.

There are other companies/sites that will accept tires, visit the Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority to find a location near you. 

Wood Pallets are currently not accepted to drop off. Please drop off wood pallets at the Public Drop Off in Windsor. They will be charged the garbage rate. 

EWSWA receives more than 20,000 tonnes of grass, leaves and other yard waste each year. These organic materials are processed, shredded, screened and cured into nutrient-rich compost - Garden Gold Compost!

Residents and businesses can drop-off these acceptable materials on the yard waste pad at this Depot:

• Grass clippings 
• Leaves
• Tree Stumps (restrictions apply)
• Plants, flowers, and garden waste
• Sod 

Not accepted on the Yard Waste Pad:

• Rocks, dirt, or animal droppings
• Food waste
• Painted or treated wood
• Plastic bags, garden hoses, or other non-organic materials

Refer to the Depot Fee Schedule for a list of disposal fees.