Home / Arizona / Cochise County / Douglas Landfills, dumps and drop-offs near Douglas, AZ 6 landfills, transfer stations and recyclers within 25 miles of Douglas, AZ. Filter by what you need to get rid of.
6 facilities Updated October 2026 Source: the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool
Facilities come from the US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool. Accepted materials, fees and residency rules change, so call the facility before you load up.
6 facilities near Douglas, AZ All Transfer station Household hazardous waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling
DT Douglas Transfer Station0 mi
90 W 9th St, Douglas, AZ
Transfer station Household hazardous waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling
WM Wheel Master #2, Inc.0 mi
100 E 16th St, Douglas, AZ
Tire recycler
FB Francisco Blanco DBA Blanco's Tire Shop0 mi
346 E 8th St, Douglas, AZ
Tire recycler
DA Double Adobe Swts12 mi
6996 S Central Ave, Double Adobe, AZ
Transfer station
DA Double Adobe Transfer Station14 mi
6996 S. Central Highway, McNeal, AZ
Transfer station Household hazardous waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling
BT Bisbee Transfer Station21 mi
100 S Tour Eaville Rd, Bisbee, AZ
Transfer station Household hazardous waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling
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Common questions Where is the closest dump to Douglas, AZ? The facilities above are sorted by distance from Douglas, AZ. Transfer stations are often the closest drop-off for residents.
Where can I take treated wood near Douglas, AZ? Look for landfills and transfer stations in the list and call to confirm they accept treated wood from residents.