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Waste Facility
Republic Services of Kansas City, Allied Waste Division
2540 S 88th St, Kansas City, KS 66111
(816) 254-1470Small regional disposal yard in Kansas City, used by neighborhood residents and local contractors. Located on S 88th St, it handles everyday household and construction loads for the area.
A drive-up entrance booth and a visible scale for trucks mark the front of the property; plan to slow down and line up if there’s traffic. Pull-up lanes lead toward a handful of unloading areas with large roll-off containers and compacted piles of material - it looks industrial, not tidy. Expect some dust and truck traffic, and follow the flow of vehicles already on site to find the correct unloading spot.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure tarps and tie-downs on pickups or trailers - loose debris shifts and can be messy to clean up.
- Bring a clear plan for sorting: keep recyclables or reusable items separate before pulling in to save time.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible; spring cleanup times and Saturdays tend to have the longest lines.
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