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Landfill
Clark-Floyd Landfill
Clark-Floyd Landfill, 14304 Highway 60, Borden, 47106, Indiana
Clark-Floyd Landfill sits off Highway 60 in Borden and is where household trash and larger hauls end up being buried. Locals, small haulers and commercial trucks all use it, since landfills like this take both residential drop-offs and commercial loads.
There’s a scale and an entrance booth to stop at - expect to be weighed and routed to the active tipping area. Tipping fees apply, and are commonly assessed by weight or by vehicle type rather than item-by-item. The site is wide and mostly gravel, with big dirt mounds and heavy trucks around, so drive slowly and watch for equipment. Weekends (especially spring cleanup) get backed up, so lines are the norm when it’s busy.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Be ready to cross the scale twice: once in and again after unloading, so have the vehicle positioned and moving slowly when approaching.
- Cover and secure loose loads so debris doesn’t blow onto the road or the facility - tarps speed things up and keep the load cleaner to handle.
- Skip weekend mornings during spring cleanup if possible; midweek or late afternoons usually move faster and have fewer pickup truck lines.
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