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Saint Anthony Landfill at 716 N 2400 E is the town landfill that locals and nearby businesses use for household trash and bigger clean-up loads. Small pickup trucks and commercial haulers both show up here, especially when clearing out a garage or job site. As with most landfills, tipping fees are typically handled by weight and commercial loads are usually accepted.
Drive in on a gravel access road to an entrance booth and a scale; stopping to be weighed is common. After the booth the road climbs toward the active tipping area where piles and dirt berms are visible and trucks maneuver to the drop point. The surface is mostly gravel or compacted dirt, so low-clearance cars should take care. Lines can form on busy days, and handling bulky items on uneven ground is the norm.
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Before You Go
- Cover and secure loose loads so nothing blows out on the way in; it saves time and makes the drive easier for everyone.
- Bring gloves, straps, and a buddy for heavy or awkward items - getting something up into a truck or over a pit edge can be harder than it looks.
- Avoid weekend and spring-cleanup rushes if possible; weekday mornings tend to be quieter and move faster.
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