North Carolina
Transfer station
Angier (Johnston County) transfer station
Hours, sticker price, who can use it, item fees, hazardous waste options, and holiday notes for Johnston County McGee's Convenience Center.
Last verified from official sources: 2026-11-09
Who can use it
Johnston County residents only, with a county Solid Waste (trash) decal for household waste. No businesses. Recyclables, electronics and up to four tires need no decal.
Hours
- Winter (Oct. 1-Apr. 30): Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Summer (May 1-Sep. 30): Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Wednesday and Sunday are not listed in the hours, so expect the site to be closed.
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 |
|---|---|
| Household waste (with county decal) | No fee listed |
| Recyclables, electronics, up to 4 tires | No decal or fee |
| Violation fines (2nd, 3rd, 4th time) | $100 / $200 / $400 |
Hazardous waste
Motor oil (5 gallons per week) and lead-acid car batteries (3 per week) are accepted. Antifreeze, LP gas tanks and other chemicals are not; take antifreeze to the County Landfill.
Holiday closures
Holiday closures are not listed on the site page. Call Solid Waste Services at 919-938-4750 before a county holiday.
Holiday schedule last verified 2026-11-09 from official sources .
Other notes
- Policies: county residential use only, no out-of-county waste; up to 3 bulk items (couch, chair, mattress, box spring, lamp) per week; one half-ton pickup load per week; no dump trailers or trailers over 8 feet.
- Not accepted at centers: LP gas tanks, car parts, yard waste, dirt, sand, dead animals, land-clearing debris, construction and demolition materials (drywall, shingles, carpet, cabinets, fixtures, concrete, brick, fencing, pallets and similar), and antifreeze. Take these to the County Landfill and pay by the ton.
- Limits: motor oil up to 5 gallons per household per week; 3 lead-acid car batteries per week; 4 car or pickup tires per household per week (one may be on a rim); 2 appliances per household per week. Electronics accepted from county households and nonprofits; no decal needed for electronics or tires.
- Repeat violations are fined by mail: $100, then $200, then $400.
- Conflict on glass: the county household waste page lists glass beverage bottles among items that must go to the landfill, but the drop-off page says recyclables such as glass, plastic and cardboard can go to the convenience centers with no decal or fee. Ask the attendant.
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Sources
Every fee and hour above was taken from these official pages or PDFs on 2026-11-09. If something conflicts, trust the town.