Public Trash Site #1
Transfer station in Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino County
Hours
| Monday | 7 am to 8 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 7 am to 8 pm |
| Wednesday | 7 am to 8 pm |
| Thursday | 7 am to 8 pm |
| Friday | 7 am to 8 pm |
| Saturday | 7 am to 8 pm |
| Sunday | 7 am to 8 pm |
"Not listed" means the source gives no hours for that day. It usually means closed; call to be sure.
Source: bigbeardisposal.comchecked
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Open Daily, 7 am to 8 pm
Accepted and refused items
What it takes
- household refuse
- recycling
- green/yard waste
- E-waste
- universal waste
- ashes
Source: bigbeardisposal.comchecked
Exact wording from the source
The Clean Bear drop-off facility has bins designated for household refuse, recycling, green/yard waste, E-waste, universal waste and ashes only.
What it turns away
- hazardous waste
- solvents
- paint
- oil
- car batteries
- medical waste
- explosives
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No hazardous waste, including solvents, paint, oil, car batteries, medical waste, explosives, etc.
Who can use it and how to pay
Public access
Residents only.
Source: bigbeardisposal.comchecked
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92315 Residents Only
Residency and ID
92315 residents only; proof of residency required
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(proof of residency required*)
About this site
Public Trash Site #1 is a transfer station in Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino County. The state register names Big Bear Disposal, Inc. as the operator. This page brings together its hours, accepted items, refused items, residency and ID rules and phone number, taken from bigbeardisposal.com. We read that page on .
The posted week has it open 7 days: Mon to Sun 7 am to 8 pm. It opens on both Saturday and Sunday. The earliest listed opening is 7 am and the latest listed closing time is 8 pm, about 91 hours of access a week.
Of the 20 other San Bernardino County sites on our list, 15 have a plain weekly schedule; 14 of those open on Saturday and 3 on Sunday.
The source lists 6 accepted items, including household refuse, recycling, green/yard waste, E-waste, universal waste and ashes. In broad terms that covers electronics, household trash, recyclables and yard and green waste. For appliances, Victor Valley MRF & Transfer Station lists it as accepted. For furniture and bulky items, Clean Mountain - Site Hwy 18 and Clean Mountain Site- Crestline list it as accepted. For mattresses, Victor Valley MRF & Transfer Station lists it as accepted.
It does not take hazardous waste, solvents, paint, oil, car batteries and medical waste.
We found no published fees for this site. Ask the price for your load when you call.
The source limits it to residents. The residency or ID rule reads: 92315 residents only; proof of residency required
Address and phone
41970 Garstin Dr.Big Bear Lake, CA 92314
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Phone: (909) 866-3942
Source: bigbeardisposal.comchecked
Exact wording from the source
For information, contact Big Bear Disposal at (909) 866-3942 during business hours.
Map position comes from the California solid waste facility register. Map tiles and data from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Nearby alternatives
The 3 closest other sites on our list, by straight-line distance:
- Big Bear Transfer Station 5.5 mi
Transfer station in Big Bear City, San Bernardino County. Open Mon to Sat. Phone (909) 942-1927.
- Clean Mountain Site- Green Valley Lake 11.2 mi
Transfer station in Green Valley Lake, San Bernardino County. Hours vary; see its page. Takes electronics, furniture and bulky items, household trash and recyclables. Has a residency or ID rule. Phone (909) 338-2417.
- Clean Mountain Site-Running Springs 12.2 mi
Transfer station in Running Springs, San Bernardino County. Hours vary; see its page. Takes electronics, furniture and bulky items, household trash and recyclables. Has a residency or ID rule. Phone (909) 338-2417.
Sources for this page
- bigbeardisposal.com/about-us/locations/
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