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A regional landfill serving Ault and northern Weld County, used by homeowners clearing out yards and by commercial haulers dropping off larger loads. It's a big, open site where loads are buried and the tip area is clearly visible from the entrance.
Drive up to an entrance booth and you'll see a scale nearby - this landfill charges by weight so expect to stop there. Pull forward to the tipping area on gravel roads; the working face and heavy equipment are obvious and there’s space for big trucks to maneuver. Lines can form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so plan extra time if hauling a full load.
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Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loads before leaving home; loose material can blow and slow down unloading.
- Have paperwork ready for any commercial loads and be prepared for a scale stop on both entry and exit.
- Avoid peak times like weekend mornings in spring when traffic and wait times increase.
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