Kitimat Dump Hours: Everything You Need to Know

Are you looking for information about the Kitimat dump hours? You’re in the right place! In this article, we will provide you with all the information you need to know about the Kitimat dump, including its hours of operation, fees, and what materials are accepted.

Kitimat Dump Hours of Operation

The Kitimat dump is open to the public six days a week, from Tuesday to Sunday. The dump is closed on Mondays and statutory holidays.

The dump’s hours of operation are as follows:

• Winter (October 1 to March 31): 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Summer (April 1 to September 30): 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Kitimat Dump Fees

The Kitimat dump charges a variety of fees for the disposal of waste. These fees are based on the type of waste being disposed of and the weight of the waste.

The following are the current tipping fees at the Kitimat dump:

• Residential garbage (up to 100kg): $5.00 per trip
• Residential garbage (more than 100kg): $75.00 per tonne
• Commercial waste: $75.00 per tonne

In addition to the tipping fees, the Kitimat dump also charges a handling fee for the disposal of certain materials. These materials include:

• Auto hulks: $75.00 per hulk
• Mattresses: $10.00 per mattress

What Materials Are Accepted at the Kitimat Dump?

The Kitimat dump accepts a wide variety of materials, including:

• Garbage: Household garbage, such as food scraps, paper products, and plastics
• Construction and demolition waste: Wood, metal, drywall, and concrete
• Land clearing waste: Trees, branches, and stumps
• Mixed loads: A combination of different types of waste
• Controlled waste: Asbestos, contaminated soil, and medical waste

The Kitimat dump does not accept the following materials:

• Hazardous waste: Chemicals, paints, and batteries
• Recyclables: Paper, plastic, metal, and glass
• Electronics: Computers, TVs, and cell phones

How to Dispose of Waste at the Kitimat Dump

To dispose of waste at the Kitimat dump, you will need to:

1. Sort your waste. Separate your waste into different categories, such as garbage, construction and demolition waste, and land clearing waste.
2. Weigh your waste. You will need to weigh your waste before you can dispose of it. The dump has a scale that you can use to weigh your waste.
3. Pay the tipping fee. You will need to pay the tipping fee for the type of waste you are disposing of.
4. Dispose of your waste. Once you have paid the tipping fee, you can dispose of your waste in the designated area.

Additional Information

The Kitimat dump is located at 6.5 km from Kitimat, on the west side of Highway 37.

The dump is operated by Towse Waste Management.

For more information about the Kitimat dump, please visit the District of Kitimat website or call the dump at 250-279-0541.

Contact Information

District of Kitimat
270 City Centre
Kitimat, BC V8C 2H7
Phone: 250-632-8900
Email: [email protected]

Towse Waste Management
250-279-0541