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Waste Management - Wolf Creek Landfill
911 Landfill Rd, Dry Branch, GA 31020
(478) 945-6713Waste Management - Wolf Creek Landfill on 911 Landfill Rd in Dry Branch is the place people use when trash needs to be buried rather than recycled. Homeowners, landscapers and commercial haulers all turn up here; expect to see big trucks and heavy equipment on site.
There’s a scale near the entrance and an entrance booth, so drivers usually stop at the booth and then are weighed - tipping fees are charged by weight. The site is mostly gravel roads, large dirt cells and rolling mounds with dozers and compactors working. Weekend and spring cleanup traffic can back up, especially if a truck with a trailer is in front. Watch for signs telling where to pull up to unload and for lanes set aside for larger loads.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure tarps and tie down loose material - wind and passing trucks will scatter lightweight debris.
- Give extra time on busy weekends or during yard‑work season; lines at the scale are common and unloading can move slowly.
- Prepare for dusty, uneven gravel surfaces and potholes-bring sturdy shoes and double‑check trailer hitches before driving onto the tipping area.
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