Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Reno County MSWLandfill, 703 South Mohawk Road, Hutchinson, 67501, Kansas
Reno County MSWLandfill is the county landfill on South Mohawk Road in Hutchinson, where household and commercial trash gets buried. Farmers, contractors and local haulers all bring loads here; expect to see lots of big trucks and heavy equipment.
There’s an entrance booth and a scale, so vehicles are weighed and tipping fees are based on that weight - plan on stopping to be weighed in and then weighed out. After the scale drivers are routed to the active dumping area where dozers and loaders move material around; the site looks like big dirt cells and piles rather than a neat yard. Lines can form on busy days and traffic is mostly trucks and trailers, so give yourself extra time. Like most municipal solid-waste landfills, tipping fees are charged by weight (per-ton or per-load structures are common) and commercial loads are accepted.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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