Healdsburg Transfer Station

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The Healdsburg Transfer Station is a solid waste recycling and reuse facility in Sonoma County, California, located at 166 Alexander Valley Road, north of the City of Healdsburg. It is privately owned by Republic Services along with all other former Sonoma County transfer stations as of April 1, 2015. Its coordinates are 38.6515°N 122.8686°W / 38.6515; -122.8686. Sonoma County along with some European nations and certain other non-federal U.S. public agencies has been a leader in recycling and adopting an extended producer responsibility plan to promote waste stream recycling and reuse. The Healdsburg Transfer Facility receives and processes a wide array of residential and commercial wastes in order to reduce the waste stream volume destined for landfills.

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Healdsburg Transfer Station
Alexander Valley Road, Healdsburg

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Alexander Valley Road 217
95448 Healdsburg
California, United States
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