Anza Transfer Station,

40329 Terwilliger Road, Anza, CA 92539

"Came from Temecula to dump and they wouldn’t let me cause i don’t have proof of residence in anza."

"Always friendly people, and willing to help if they can."

"They do a decent job with all the stuff that comes through but the green waste gets pretty full by the end of the weekend. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Note the holiday schedule, I posted a picture."

"Anza transfer Station is in group of fine dumping Station known in the nation. The fragrant smells and local artesian rejected works left in the dumpsters are a sight and smell to behold. Friendly staff and questionable locals dumping their refuse makes this place a must visit. 12 out of 10 dumpsters would recommend."

"Dumping trash bags is hassle free, no charge. The first time I went to this dump I was a little confused not sure where to dump things. Coming in no one is at the gate directing people and the price board has duck tape over all the prices. So beware, if your bringing in any construction material be ready to pay out the nose, it's highway robbery. I have a truck with a 6' bed that had carpet and pad that didn't even go over the bed and some kid working there came over and told me that he was going to have to charge me for construction debri because the carpet came over the wheel wells. I said no problem thinking lamb canyon charges 9 bucks it couldn't cost much more than that, HA. The charge was going to be 47.50, it's a good thing he told me before I started dumping, at that price, had of I dumped it I would have crawled in and taken it back out (not really, tempted yes). Anyway the kid tells me in order for me not to pay I would have had to only have 1/2 the amount of carpet. OK I say so i'll only dump 1/2 of it, oh no he can't let me do that. They need to have their prices posted online and at the site, had of I known the cost I would have would have loaded my truck different, but thanks to no prices I lost 3 hours of my day (loading, unloading and drive time) and 10 bucks in gas. I guess CR&R feels they don't have to run this transfer station like a business because they get paid no matter what, straight from our property taxes which by the way they want to raise."