Home / Wisconsin / Columbia County Landfills, dumps and drop-offs in Columbia County, WI 8 landfills, transfer stations and recyclers in Columbia County, WI. Filter by what you need to get rid of.
8 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.
8 facilities near Columbia County, WI All Transfer station Composting / yard waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling Scrap metal
CC Columbia Co Solid Waste Dept
W7465 Hwy 16, Pacific, WI
Composting / yard waste Tire recycler Electronics recycling
CC County of Columbia
W7465 State Road 16, Pardeeville, WI
Transfer station
SE Schaper Excavating & Petroleum LLC
W11435 Adney Rd, Portage, WI
Tire recycler
SM The Scrap Man
1897a Broadway Rd, Wisconsin Dells, WI
Tire recycler
VC Village of Cambria
Roberts Rd, Cambria, WI
Composting / yard waste
VR Village of Rio
Hwy 16 & Rio St, Rio, WI
Composting / yard waste
AM Alter Metal Recycling - Portage
300 E Mullett St, Portage, WI
Scrap metal
MP Morry Plenty Scrap
N2422 Wibu Road, Poynette, WI
Scrap metal
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Common questions Where is the closest dump to Columbia County, WI? The facilities above are sorted by distance from Columbia County, WI. Transfer stations are often the closest drop-off for residents.
Where can I take treated wood near Columbia County, WI? Look for landfills and transfer stations in the list and call to confirm they accept treated wood from residents.