Landfill

Palmer Central Landfill

Palmer Central Landfill, 1201 N. 49th State Street, Palmer, 99645, Alaska

Palmer Central Landfill on N. 49th State Street is the big landfill that people from Palmer-both homeowners and commercial haulers-use when stuff needs to be buried. It's a working, large-scale site with gravel roads, heavy equipment, and the usual footprint of a landfill.

Pull up to an entrance booth and a scale; tipping fees are charged by weight, so expect to stop on the way in and again on the way out. After the booth, follow the traffic flow along gravel roads to the active dumping area where trucks unload and compactors operate. The property is open and functional-lots of machinery, dirt surfaces that get dusty in summer and muddy in spring, and long sight lines across the cells. Weekends and spring cleanup time tend to back up, so lines are common then and bigger rigs need extra room to turn.

Facility Information

Type Landfill
City Palmer
State Alaska

Before You Go

  • Cover and tie loads securely-loose material blows out on the roads and creates extra cleanup.
  • Try to come midweek or early in the morning if possible; weekends and spring cleanup get busy.
  • If hauling commercially, have any load paperwork and the vehicle staged for the scale since tipping fees are typically assessed by weight.