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Sanders Lane Convenience Center

Transfer StationOpenVerified Craven County, North Carolina

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Key factsVerified 2026-11-02
Hours
Tue, Thu and Sat 7:00 AM-6:30 PM; Sun 1:00-6:30 PM; closed Mon, Wed and Fri.
Fees
Household garbage: 1 sticker up to 33 gal (50 lbs), 2 stickers 34-64 gal (100 lbs), 3 stickers 65-90 gal (150 lbs).
Accepts
County convenience center for mixed recyclables, corrugated cardboard, mixed paper, scrap metal, yard waste (limbs under 6 ft long and 6 in. thick), motor oil, batteries, bulk waste (furniture, rugs, carpet) and homeowner C&D material. Household garbage needs Craven County trash stickers.
Rules
No contractors or commercial waste, tandem/double-axle trailers, trailers over 10 ft, box trucks, hazardous waste, pallets or tires. Be unloaded and off the site by 6:20 PM.
Holiday closures
Closed on observed holidays including Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Easter.
Phone
(252) 636-6659
Address
121 Sanders Ln, New Bern, NC 28560
Call (252) 636-6659DirectionsOfficial website

Checked against the operator's official site on 2026-11-02: source 1, source 2

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What this site accepts

Mentioned as accepted: Concrete and construction debris, Yard waste and brush, Furniture and couches.

Listed as not accepted or restricted: Tires, Electronics and TVs.

Based on the posted rules quoted above. Items not named here may still be accepted; call to confirm.

After a hurricane or storm: storm debris rules and drop-off sites in North Carolina.

Facility details

Type
Transfer Station
Status
Open
County
Craven County
Website
https://www.cravencountync.gov/236/Convenience-Centers
Operator
Craven County Solid Waste
Ownership
Public

Location source: official listing from the operator (source)
Hours, fees and accepted items verified 2026-11-02 from the operator's official website: [1], [2]. Know the hours or fees, or see a mistake? Send a correction.

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