Oswego Transfer Station Operating at Reduced Capacity

Mechanical issues force closure of some disposal bays

Jan. 31, 2026 at 8:15am

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The Oswego County Solid Waste Department has announced that the Oswego Transfer Station is currently operating at a reduced capacity due to mechanical issues. Only Disposal Bays 1 and 2 will be open on the tipping floor, while Bay 4 will be open for customers with metal to dispose of.

Why it matters

The reduced capacity at the Oswego Transfer Station could lead to delays for residents looking to dispose of their waste. This is an important community resource, and any disruptions in service can impact local residents and businesses.

The details

The Oswego Transfer Station is located at 700 E. Seneca St. and is normally open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. During this time of reduced capacity, only Disposal Bays 1 and 2 will be open on the tipping floor, while Bay 4 will be open for customers with metal to dispose of.

  • The Oswego Transfer Station is currently operating at reduced capacity due to mechanical issues.

The players

Oswego County Solid Waste Department

The department responsible for operating the Oswego Transfer Station and managing solid waste in Oswego County.

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What’s next

The Oswego County Solid Waste Department has not provided a timeline for when the transfer station will return to full capacity.

The takeaway

Residents of Oswego County should plan for potential delays when visiting the Oswego Transfer Station during this time of reduced capacity. The Solid Waste Department is working to address the mechanical issues and restore full service as soon as possible.