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Small county landfill serving Monteview and the surrounding rural area. Locals, farmers, and small haulers use it for final disposal of household and commercial trash. It’s the kind of place you visit when hauling a full trailer or cleaning out a shop.
A basic landfill setup with an entrance booth and a weigh scale you’ll drive over - tipping fees are handled by weight, so expect to stop on the scale both in and out. After the booth and scale there’s usually a paved drive to the tipping area and a large open cell or mound where trucks dump. It looks like a working site: heavy equipment, compacted dirt, and shifting piles rather than neat bins. Lines can form on busy weekends or during spring cleanup, so there can be a short wait to get to the tip face.
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Before You Go
- Cover loads and secure loose material before driving in; windy days make a mess and can mean extra clean-up on site.
- Bring a truck or trailer you can back up with - tipping areas are set up for backing in and are easier to use if you can maneuver straight to the edge.
- Plan for a bit of waiting time on weekends or during seasonal cleanups; midweek visits are usually quicker if that’s an option.
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