New Jersey
Transfer station
Morris County / Parsippany transfer station
Hours, sticker price, who can use it, item fees, hazardous waste options, and holiday notes for MCMUA Parsippany-Troy Hills Transfer Station.
Last verified from official sources: 2026-11-06
Who can use it
Morris County residents self-hauling their own household waste under authority rules; serves eastern Morris County municipalities. Confirm vehicle and origin requirements.
Hours
- Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
- Closed Sunday. Tire recycling is Saturdays only.
Sticker or permit
Required: No (see notes)
Price: No permit fee stated on the linked page; confirm access requirements.
Where to buy: Contact the facility for access questions.
Per-item fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Household municipal waste, bulky waste, C&D and vegetative waste | $113 per ton, effective January 1, 2026, includes listed NJ recycling tax and host benefit |
| Minimum per-visit charge | Not verified from current source; call before a small load. |
| Tire recycling at Parsippany | $500 per ton; confirm minimum. Twelve or fewer Saturday morning without appointment; more than twelve require scheduling. |
Hazardous waste
Not a general household hazardous waste drop-off. Consult the county program for those materials.
Holiday closures
2026 transfer-station closures: January 1, May 25, July 4, September 7, November 26 and December 25; also January 1, 2027. Office holiday closures differ. Packet labels December 24 with the wrong weekday; confirm any special holiday-eve hours.
Holiday schedule last verified 2026-11-06 from official sources .
Other notes
- This is the authority trash transfer station, NOT the municipal recycling yard at 1 Pump House Road listed separately under Parsippany.
- Address wording differs: current homeowner packet gives 1100 New Edwards Road while general station page says 1100 Edwards Road. Confirm navigation if needed.
- Current homeowner packet lists eastern municipalities including Parsippany, Hanover, Morris/Morristown, Boonton, Chatham, Montville, Denville and others; use exact municipal waste origin on paperwork.
- Residents may pay per visit by check or card and need not open an account. No cash. For checks, driver license must show Morris County address matching check name/address.
- Payment conflict: an older business FAQ on the transfer page says no cards, while current header, resident FAQ and current fee page explicitly accept cards. Confirm if your payment situation is unusual.
- No rental trucks. Homeowner exception to NJDEP hauling decals is for self-generated household waste in a qualifying noncommercial vehicle. The same page says under 9,000 pounds in one section and 9,000 or less in another; confirm at the exact threshold, with trailers or commercial plates.
- Bring the homeowner Origin and Destination form, identify the actual origin municipality and comply with vehicle/safety rules. No appointment needed for compliant ordinary resident trash disposal.
- No hazardous waste, e-waste, automotive fluids, batteries or propane cylinders in ordinary trash. Mandated recyclables must stay separated from trash.
- Wear hardhat, reflective/high-visibility clothing, safety footwear and eye protection. Sources conflict on loaner PPE: resident FAQ says hardhats/vests lent, fee-page notice says PPE not provided. Bring your own or confirm before travel.
- Account minimums in current packet are $150 homeowner or $750 homeowner with trailer, plus anticipated tipping costs, if choosing to open an account. These are account balances, not a one-visit entrance fee. No account was created.
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Sources
Every fee and hour above was taken from these official pages or PDFs on 2026-11-06. If something conflicts, trust the town.