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Trailer guidelines change at County Refuse Transfer Stations beginning today

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The Solid Waste Division is lifting the size limitations for trailers at county refuse transfer stations, effective immediately.

The five-foot by eight-foot by two-foot trailer size limit was originally introduced to support facility renovations and enhance on-site safety. Following a review of current conditions and community needs, the county has updated the guidelines and is lifting the limitations.

Trailers carrying loads up to the ordinance-referenced three-quarter-ton capacity are permitted. Trailers approximately 10 feet in length will be accepted, provided they can be safely maneuvered within the facility. Trailers that clearly exceed the three-quarter-ton capacity under Kauaʻi County Code Section 21-3.1, or cannot be safely operated within designated receiving areas, may be turned away at the discretion of on-site staff.

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Residents are reminded to use caution when maneuvering trailers and to follow all posted safety guidance and attendant instructions while on-site.

The county remains committed to safe, efficient operations at all refuse transfer stations and will continue to evaluate facility conditions and procedures to ensure alignment with operational and safety standards. The community will be informed of any future policy updates.

For more information or questions, contact the County of Kauaʻi Solid Waste Division at 808-241-4841 or solidwaste@kauai.gov.

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