Kentucky
Transfer station
Auburn (Logan County) transfer station
Hours, sticker price, who can use it, item fees, hazardous waste options, and holiday notes for Scott Waste Apex Transfer Station.
Last verified from official sources: 2026-11-09
Who can use it
The county directs Logan County residents here for garbage. Free pickup loads on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays; weekday use is paid.
Hours
- 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month 8 a.m.-noon: one pickup load free.
- Weekdays 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. for a fee.
Sticker or permit
Required: No (see notes)
Price: No separate sticker price was established on the linked page; the eligibility and item fees below still apply.
Where to buy: Contact the facility about access requirements before loading.
Per-item fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Pickup load on 2nd and 4th Saturdays | Free |
| Weekday disposal | Fee charged; amount not published on the county page |
Hazardous waste
Not accepted: tires, car batteries, Freon-containing items and hazardous chemicals. For tires, call the Logan County waste coordinator.
Holiday closures
Holiday hours are not posted on the county page. Call 270-901-2193.
Holiday schedule last verified 2026-11-09 from official sources .
Other notes
- The transfer station is just off Highway 73 and Highway 68-80. The county says it takes many items, including electronics.
- This is a private Scott Waste facility; the details here come from the Logan County government page, which does not list weekday prices. Call the station for current rates.
Nearby Kentucky towns
- Brandenburg (Meade County) recycling drop-off
- Burkesville (Cumberland County) recycling drop-off
- Burlington (Boone County) recycling drop-off
- Campbellsville (Taylor County) recycling drop-off
- Carlisle (Nicholas County) recycling drop-off
- Carrollton (Carroll County) recycling drop-off
- Columbia (Adair County) recycling drop-off
- Corbin (Whitley County) recycling drop-off
Sources
Every fee and hour above was taken from these official pages or PDFs on 2026-11-09. If something conflicts, trust the town.