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St. Anthony Landfill at 716 N 2400 E is the town landfill where residents, local contractors and commercial haulers bring trash to be buried. It’s the kind of working site people use for household cleanouts, construction debris and larger loads that won’t fit in the curbside bin.
Drive in off the access road and look for the entrance area by the address; the site has the usual working-yard look with mounded cells and heavy equipment moving around. Most Idaho landfills use a scale and charge tipping fees by weight (typically a minimum plus a per-ton rate), so plan on stopping to be weighed. There’s usually an entrance booth or gate and directions for where to dump; larger commercial loads are commonly accepted but often billed differently than residential drop-offs. Weekends and spring cleanup season tend to get backed up, so expect occasional lines.
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