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Osborne County Landfill
Osborne County Landfill, W. 150th Drive, Osborne, 67473, Kansas
Osborne County Landfill sits out on W. 150th Drive just outside Osborne; it's where local trash gets buried. Used by residents and often by commercial haulers, county landfills like this typically charge tipping fees that vary by weight or load type.
Expect a scale and an entrance booth or gate on the way in - vehicles are commonly weighed and tipping fees are based on weight or the type of load. After weighing, pull forward and follow the traffic pattern to the active dumping area; there will be heavy equipment, dirt berms, and rows of compacted material to the side. The site surface is usually gravel and can be dusty or muddy depending on weather, and lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loads tightly before coming; loose debris blows around and makes unloading slower.
- Position trailers so the tailgate or ramp opens toward the dump area to speed unloading and avoid blocking other traffic.
- Wear sturdy shoes and work gloves, and have someone help with bulky or awkward items-there’s uneven ground and heavy equipment moving nearby.
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