Contact

892 US Highway 42 N
Delaware, OH 43015

Phone 
1-800-828-8171
Ext. 7344 

Hours

*Customer must be in and out by closing time.

Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Saturday: 8 a.m. – Noon

Rumpke 24-Hour Contact: 1-800-828-8171, Ext. 7344

Delaware Fire Department: 911 (emergency) or 740-203-1300 (non-emergency)

Delaware Sheriff’s Office: 911 (emergency) or 740-203-2300 (non-emergency)

Delaware Health Department: 740-368-1700

Ohio EPA Central District: 1-800-686-2330

Ohio EPA 24-hour emergency response: 1-800-282-9378

Ohio EPA Permit No.: 1487297

Delaware County TRC

The Delaware County Transfer and Recycling Center (TRC) is a 14,000-square-foot facility situated north of the City of Delaware at 892 US Highway 42N. Its doors opened in 2023, replacing its predecessor located nearby. Anticipating continual increases in daily residential and commercial waste in the region, the TRC was designed to accommodate current waste levels while providing adequate capacity for many years to come. Its design has streamlined traffic flow and offers a convenient drop-off point for both residential and commercial waste disposal needs.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

$65.23 per ton for Municipal Solid Waste (trash/household) *

$53.19 per ton for construction debris *

*The minimum charge for all waste is the fee for one ton as listed above. If residents do not want to pay this fee, they should contact their regular waste provider for information about other available resources for bulk pick-up, appliances disposal and curbside services.

Other resources also are provided in the links below from the Delaware-Knox-Marion-Morrow Solid Waste District (DKMM), the Delaware Public Health District, and the City of Delaware.

  • Liquids
  • Waste Oil
  • Yard Waste
  • PCB Waste
  • Infectious Waste
  • Hazardous Waste
  • Radioactive Waste
  • Lead-Acid Batteries
  • Regulated Asbestos
  • Whole or shredded tires
  • TENORM (Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material)

With the exception of prohibited wastes (see list above), appliances and bulk items can be disposed of at the TRC. However, the one-ton minimum fee will apply to these items as they must be counted towards the total weight of Municipal Solid Waste at drop-off.

If residents do not want to pay this fee, they should contact their regular waste provider for information about other available resources for bulk pick-up, appliances disposal and curbside services. Please note that pricing and service for the disposal of appliances and bulk items is included in the monthly fee that Rumpke customers pay for curbside pick-up.

Other resources also are provided in the links below from the Delaware-Knox-Marion-Morrow Solid Waste District (DKMM), the Delaware Public Health District, and the City of Delaware.

The Delaware-Knox-Marion-Morrow (DKMM) Solid Waste District now provides drop-off electronics, TV and hazardous household waste recycling in Delaware County on a by-appointment basis from April through September on select Wednesdays and for a nominal fee. Proof of county residency will be required.

To make an appointment (at which time you will be provided with the location for the drop off), call 419-751-2290 during regular business hours or leave a message.

For more information about electronics and TV recycling, including what can be recycled and what it costs, go to: https://dkmm.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/2024-Electronics-Appointments.pdf.

For more information about hazardous household waste, including what is allowed and how much can be recycled, go to: https://dkmm.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/2024-HHW-Appointments-Rev.pdf.

For additional information about DKMM and other types of recycling resource that may be available, go to: https://dkmm.org/.