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Clark-Floyd Landfill is the main burial site out on IN-60 that both residents and commercial haulers use for final disposal. Located just east of Borden, it handles larger loads that convenience centers won’t take and is set up for weight-based tipping.
There’s a scale at the entrance so vehicles are weighed - expect to stop once in and again on the way out. Pull up to a small booth first, then follow signs to the active tipping face or drop area; the site is mostly open cells and compacted berms rather than a lot of buildings. Commercial loads are accepted, and tipping fees are handled according to the weight recorded at the scale rather than by bag. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, often have lines so allow extra time.
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Before You Go
- Have your load secured with tarps or straps; loose material can be messy and slows unloading.
- Be prepared to drive onto the scale and then back to the tipping area - reverse and pull-through maneuvers are common, so take it slow.
- Avoid weekend mornings in spring if possible; arriving midweek or later in the day usually means shorter waits.
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