Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →McPherson County Landfill, 1472 Pueblo Road, McPherson, 67460, Kansas
McPherson County Landfill at 1472 Pueblo Road in McPherson is the county site where municipal trash and bulky material are buried. Residents, contractors and commercial haulers use it when material needs final disposal. Expect a large, working landfill rather than a neighborhood drop-off for recyclables.
There is an entrance booth and a weigh scale; county landfills commonly charge by weight so plan to stop on the scale coming and going. After weighing, vehicles follow gravel lanes out to open cells or pads to unload, with trucks, compactors and earthmoving equipment visible around the site. The ground is often bumpy and dusty and access roads can have loose debris, so take it slow. Weekends and spring cleanup time tend to build up lines, so allow extra time on busy days.
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