Tipping Fees and Facility Use

Commercial User

• Central Cariboo landfill and transfer station
• 150 Mile House, Frost Creek and Wildwood
• Interlakes, Watch Lake, Baker Creek, Lac La Hache, Lone Butte and Forest Grove
• South Cariboo landfill

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Residential User

• Central Cariboo landfill and transfer station
• South Cariboo landfill

The CRD will continue to accept woody debris generated from fire smart activities on residential private properties at no charge. This does not include wood waste generated from land clearing for property development. If commercial vehicles, such as dump trucks, will be used to deliver FireSmart wood waste, arrangements must be made with the CRD in advance of disposal by calling 1-800-665-1636.

FireSmart is a national initiative that outlines simple steps property owners and communities can take to reduce the susceptibility of buildings and property to fire. For other ways to protect your home, download the FireSmart Homeowner's Manual.

When disposing of FireSmart wood waste at CRD refuse sites, please remember; wood loads must be free of dirt, rocks, metals, plastics, or other garbage. Fines apply to contaminated loads. Grass clippings, leaves and tree needles will also be accepted but must be separated from woody debris. Before unloading, please let the scale or site attendant know your load is from FireSmart activities.

Share sheds dos and don'ts

**Updated 13-April-2021**  CRD Share Sheds with the exception of the Central Cariboo Transfer Station have reopened on a trial basis.  

Please observe the following guidelines:

- Local users only, during regular refuse site use (don’t make a special trip)
- Maintain social distancing at all times, limit one person or family “bubble” inside at a time
- If the shed is full of donated goods, hold onto your items until next time
- Do not drop off clothing, baby/child safety items (including car seats), or small loose items

Share Shed will be closed if:

- It becomes over-full of donated or prohibited items (clothing, baby/child safety items, etc…)
- Users are aggressive or confrontational towards staff or others
- Users loiter on foot or in vehicles, or if share shed traffic inhibits refuse site operations

Do not use share shed or refuse site if you are feeling unwell (symptoms of flu, cold, or fever); you have travelled outside of Canada in the last 14 days; or you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19

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Share sheds are provided for the re-use of general household items that are in good condition. Please take clothing to your local thrift store, as they quickly deteriorate in share sheds. All electronics and small appliances should be dropped off at your local product stewardship depot, rather than a share shed. Refer to the recycling brochures on the recycling page for depot locations.