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Cleburne County Landfill is the county dump out on Harlan Lane in Heber Springs, used by folks hauling household trash and contractors with larger loads. It’s the final burial spot for waste rather than a drop-off center or recycling station. Locals and small businesses alike bring load-bearing trucks, trailers, and bags here when curbside or convenience centers won’t do.
Drive in from 374 Harlan Lane and follow the access road toward the fenced working area; there’s usually an entrance point with a booth or gate where vehicles stop to check in. Larger trucks will pull onto a scale area before dumping since landfills commonly charge tipping fees by weight, while smaller residential loads often face a minimum fee structure. The site looks like a working pit and capped cells with dirt berms and working equipment, so expect heavy equipment and dusty lanes; pull up where directed and back into the working face when it’s your turn.
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Before You Go
- Bring a roughly loaded vehicle so it’s easy to unload quickly - the working area can get busy and lines build on weekends and spring cleanup days.
- Keep loads covered or tied down for the drive in; loose items can fall and delay entry if they need to be picked up before entering.
- If hauling a commercial or large construction load, plan for extra time since those vehicles typically use the scale and may need to queue behind smaller cars.
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