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Noblesville Landfill Inc is the municipal landfill on S 8th Street that handles final disposal of solid waste for the area. Locals, haulers and commercial trucks use it when curbside pickup or county centers aren’t suitable. The site is large and built for burying refuse rather than recycling or drop-off convenience.
Drive up to a clearly visible entrance with an attendant booth and a scale nearby - landfills of this type typically charge tipping fees based on weight, so expect to be weighed in and out. There are long, wide lanes to pull up to the tipping face and higher piled cells or capped areas visible across the property. Recycling or transfer bins, if present, are usually set off to the side past the booth; commercial loads are commonly handled separately from smaller residential cars.
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Before You Go
- Bring a sturdy cover or tie-down for loose loads; wind can scatter lightweight items on the drive in and out.
- Have your load sorted so that bulky items are accessible from the truck bed or trailer; it cuts down on time on the tipping pad.
- Avoid peak weekend windows and spring cleanup days if possible - queues tend to build up and the scale lane can move slowly.
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