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Millis officials outline transfer station hours, fees and services ahead of summer season
Summary
Public works director reviewed transfer station operations, seasonal hours and fees; board heard that the site accepts mattresses and furniture for fixed fees, hazardous‑waste disposal is available via Norfolk transfer station, and the town is planning a compactor upgrade grant application.
Public Works Director Jim McKay gave the Select Board a detailed update May 19 on the town transfer station, including summer hours, common fees and services the facility provides.
McKay said the transfer station is an important municipal service that is not fully self‑funding and described permit fees and per‑item charges the town uses to offset costs. He told the board that mattresses and similar bulk items carry a $25 fee each and that the transfer station sells official trash bags that help…
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