Flagler County Dump: Where Things Go
There's no public dump in Flagler County. Here's where things go.
Checked against county and city pages, Nov. 11, 2026.
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The short version
- No public dump. Flagler County lists no landfill or dump for residents.
- Hazardous waste drop-off closed on September 18, 2026. Free Amnesty Days are planned, the first expected in January 2027.
- Construction debris: the WM transfer station in Bunnell takes it. Call first to ask about public drop-off and cost.
- Furniture and bulk items: put them out on your second trash day. Your city or Waste Pro picks them up.
- Nearest public landfill: Tomoka Landfill in Port Orange (Volusia County), but out-of-county loads pay double.
Where each kind of trash goes
| What you have | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Household trash | Your regular curbside pickup |
| Furniture, mattresses, big items | Curbside on your second trash day. In Palm Coast, up to 3 cubic yards a week. In unincorporated Flagler County, two bulk items a week. |
| Yard waste | Curbside on Wednesday, within your area's size limit. Bigger piles: a yard cleanup with haul-away. |
| Old appliances | Request pickup from your city first. Take the doors off fridges and freezers. |
| Construction and remodeling debris | Not picked up curbside. WM of Flagler Transfer Station (call first), or Waste Pro for a fee outside city limits. |
| Paint, chemicals, pool chemicals, batteries, used oil | Store them until the county's Amnesty Day (first expected January 2027) |
More details
WM of Flagler Transfer Station (Bunnell)
Address: 1841 State St N, Bunnell, FL 32110
Takes: construction and demolition debris, clean concrete, household waste and yard waste. No hazardous waste.
Hours listed: Monday to Thursday, 6 am to 5 pm. Friday hours are listed with a typo, so call. Closed weekends, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Payment: credit or debit card.
Before you go: its listing doesn't say whether homeowners can drop off loads or what it costs, and it asks everyone to contact the facility first about materials and hours.
Your local trash contacts
| Where you live | Who to call |
|---|---|
| City of Palm Coast | 386-986-2360 (see our Palm Coast trash pickup guide) |
| City of Bunnell | 386-437-7500 |
| City of Flagler Beach (and Beverly Beach) | 386-517-2000. Special pickups: Sanitation, 386-517-2017; fees are set case by case. |
| Unincorporated Flagler County | Waste Pro, 386-586-0800; county solid waste, 386-313-4179 |
Unincorporated Flagler County: Thanksgiving pickups move to Saturday, Nov. 28, 2026.
Thinking of driving to the Volusia landfill?
The closest public landfill is Volusia County's Tomoka Landfill, 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Saturday. A carload is normally $4 and a pickup truck $8. Out-of-county loads pay double, and so do loose, uncovered loads. Full details are in our Volusia County landfill guide.
Where this information comes from
From Florida Chores, a local chore service. Checked against Flagler County, City of Flagler Beach and facility pages on November 11, 2026. Call before you drive anywhere with a load; hours and rules change.
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A trip to the dump means borrowing a truck, lifting everything, tying down the load and paying at the gate. We do all of it: we carry it out from your garage, house or yard, haul it off, and sweep up after.
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Common questions
Is there a public dump in Flagler County?
No. The county's pages list no public landfill or dump for residents. Trash, bulk items and yard waste go out with curbside pickup.
Where can I drop off construction debris?
The WM of Flagler Transfer Station in Bunnell takes it. Call first to confirm public drop-off and price. Outside city limits, Waste Pro can pick it up for a fee.
Where do I take old paint and chemicals?
The county's drop-off on Old Kings Road closed on September 18, 2026. Store them safely until the county's free Amnesty Day, expected in January 2027. Questions: 386-313-4179.
What is the closest public landfill?
Tomoka Landfill in Port Orange. Out-of-county loads pay double the Volusia rates.