Steuben County Hornell Transfer Station

Transfer Station

Hornell, NY

Facility details

Address
5844 Co Rte 64
Hornell, NY 14843
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Facility type
Transfer Station
County
Steuben County
EPA Region
2
Data sources
EPA FRS Sep 2026
Last verified
2026-10-15

EPA record

Listed in the EPA Facility Registry: 110019158294

Programs on file: FIS 8-4652-00041

EPA record updated 2013-06-29

About this facility

A transfer station is a staging point in the solid-waste system. Collection trucks, roll-off haulers and in many places residents with a pickup load drop waste on a tipping floor, where it is consolidated into larger transfer trailers or rail containers and moved to a landfill, waste-to-energy plant or recycling facility. Haulers use transfer stations to keep route trucks working locally instead of driving to a distant disposal site. Some transfer stations are open to the public, while many municipal sites are restricted to residents with a permit or sticker. Larger sites weigh loads and charge by the ton; smaller ones charge per bag or per item. Hours, fees and accepted materials vary — call ahead, especially for bulky items, construction debris, tires, appliances or anything that may be restricted.

Hours, fees and accepted materials vary by site — call ahead before hauling a load.

Nearby facilities

Nearest landfill: Bath Sanitary Landfill, Bath — 13.9 mi

Waste haulers nearby

Area served

Serves Hornell, Canisteo, Alfred Station, Alfred, Greenwood, Arkport, Almond, Andover, Cameron, Jasper, Avoca, Canaseraga.

County context

One of 9 transfer stations in Steuben County, NY.

42 waste haulers in Steuben County, NY.

ZIP 14843 at a glance

Population
12,383 (50 per sq mi)
Median age
44
Households
Median income $57,874 · 24% earn six figures
Housing
61% owner-occupied · median home value $111,519 · median rent $772
Workforce
57% labor-force participation · 9.2% unemployment

ZIP figures are US Census estimates for the ZIP area, not the company.

New York solid-waste agency: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)