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RAD Landfill is the big burial site just off Harmon Road that handles household and commercial trash for the Eloy area. Locals and haulers both use it - it’s the kind of place where trucks and pickup loads mix on the same driveway.
There’s a front area with an entrance booth and a scale, so expect to pull up, stop to be weighed and then head toward the active tipping face. The site is open desert: dusty, sparse vegetation and large earthen mounds where material is being placed. Large commercial trucks are handled here alongside smaller loads, and tipping fees are set by weight rather than by load count, so stopping on the scale happens twice - in and out.
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Before You Go
- Cover loads well; wind and dust are a thing on the drive in and while waiting.
- Go early on weekends or avoid peak spring cleanup times if possible - lines can form and waits lengthen.
- If coming with a commercial load, allow extra time for weighing and routing through the site and have any required paperwork ready.
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