Halifax County says its transfer station is not for individual residential disposal

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The county directs residents to convenience centers while identifying the South Boston transfer station for local-government and private-hauler operations.

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The transfer station serves a different lane

Halifax County says the transfer station at 1201 Plywood Trail in South Boston receives waste for transport to the Southside Regional Landfill. The page identifies local governments that provide trash collection and private trash-disposal companies as users.

The same page explicitly says the facility is not for individual residential trash disposal and directs residents to convenience centers around the county. A published facility address is therefore not an invitation for a household drop-off.

Do not apply hauler terms to a household trip

The page displays weekday transfer-station hours, a solid-waste tipping fee effective July 1, 2025 and separate clean- and dirty-tire tonnage prices. Those are dated facility terms, not a residential fee quote or proof that a convenience center accepts the same material.

Use the current county convenience-center route for a household trip and call the responsible office before moving tires, construction debris or another restricted load. Retain any actual instruction or receipt supplied by the county or hauler.

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Halifax County — Solid Waste Transfer Station

Official county page checked November 4, 2026 for the facility purpose, residential exclusion, convenience-center direction, address, hours and dated fees.

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