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Landfill
Brundidge Landfill
Brundidge Landfill, 515 Cleanwater Drive, Brundidge, 36010, Alabama
Brundidge Landfill on Cleanwater Drive is where locals haul the stuff that won't fit at the curb - yard waste, old furniture, construction debris. Neighbors and local haulers use it when a regular pickup won't do. The site feels like the town's practical solution for big, bulky trash.
There’s an entrance area with a booth and a scale; tipping fees are figured by weight so plan to stop for a weigh-in. After that, pull up on the dirt roads to the active dumping zone - it’s dusty, with heavy equipment moving around. Weekends and spring cleanup days often have a line, so expect delays at peak times. Sorting materials into piles before getting to the site makes unloading quicker.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Tie down or cover loose loads - wind and the open layout can scatter trash on the way in and out.
- Separate bulky items, construction debris, and regular household bags before reaching the booth so unloading is faster.
- Have the facility address (515 Cleanwater Drive, Brundidge 36010) and any vehicle info handy in case paperwork or verification is needed, and expect to stop at a scale.
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