The Del Norte Regional Recycling & Transfer Station (Del Norte) is a $25 million regional transfer station and materials recovery facility. It is owned by the City of Oxnard and operated by the private sector.

In August 1996, Del Norte opened its doors when the City’s Bailard landfill closed. The facility was developed in order to support the solid waste reduction and disposal needs of the community and to help meet the State’s AB939 mandate to divert 50% of waste going to the landfill by the year 2000.

With its palm trees, marble floors and bronze sculptures, it is easy to confuse the massive white structure for a high-tech computer software corporation. But, the marble and bronze are recycled. And this elegant building at Sturgis Road and Del Norte Avenue in Oxnard is home to trash, not microchips.

City officials say the Del Norte Regional Recycling and Transfer Stations unique exterior is only one aspect that makes this waste transfer station different from others. After fours years of planning and considerable discussion, the $25-million facility has helped usher in a new era of trash collection and recycling in Ventura County.

The Del Northe Regional Recycling and Transfer Station is located at 111 South Del Norte Blvd. Oxnard, CA 93030. See below for more information, hours of operation and materials accepted.

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Services Available at Del Norte Center

Materials Accepted
Refuse, yard and greenwaste, scrap wood, demolition debris, tires, refrigerators, air conditioners, bulky items, and recyclables. See below for more information.

Visit the Del Norte buy back center to get cash back for CRV bottles and cans.

Materials Not Accepted
Burning wastes, bio-medical waste, septic tank pumpings, liquid waste, sludge, hazardous waste, sewage sludge, radioactive waste, dead animals.

More Information

Computer and E-Waste Recycling

Antifreeze, Batteries, Oil and Paint Recycling

Hours of Operation and materials accepted  PDF- 1.58 MB