Glanding Transfer Station

What it takes

It’s the only place in Queen Anne’s County that takes some batteries.

Each item has its own rules. Check before you go.

• Tires
• Appliances
• Mattresses
• Brush and yard waste
• Motor oil
• Batteries

Queen Anne’s County rules

• The five transfer stations (dumps) run on ticket books: $60 for 15 tickets, with no expiration, sold at the county Finance Office in Centreville and stores around the county. Show the whole book each visit; the attendant tears out one ticket per car, truck, or trailer, plus extra for tires and appliances with refrigerant. Only residents and property owners may buy or use them.
• No ticket is needed to drop off only recycling, metal, cardboard, motor oil, or antifreeze, or computers at Batts Neck, Centreville, and Grasonville.
• The transfer stations haven’t taken construction and demolition debris since 2006, except one 55-gallon can of scrap wood, drywall, or tile per vehicle a week, cut under 4 feet. Garage and yard clean-out junk such as furniture, mattresses, fencing, and appliances is still taken.
• No business, contractor, landscaper, property manager, or farm waste is taken at any transfer station.