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Mundy Sanitary Landfill is the local landfill on US-84 that handles household and commercial loads for the Mansfield area. Neighbors, landscapers and haulers use this site when trash and construction debris need permanent disposal. It’s a working landfill-big piles, heavy equipment and open tipping faces are the norm.
There’s a scale you’ll cross as part of the in-and-out flow; tipping fees are charged by weight rather than by load size, and commercial loads are accepted. Look for an entrance booth and a place to pull up to check in, then a drive up to a tipping area where trucks unload. The site is large and can be dusty or muddy depending on recent weather; Louisiana’s wet conditions mean parts can get soft after rain. Expect heavy equipment moving around and keep clear of active working areas.
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Before You Go
- Cover and secure loose material so it doesn’t blow out on the drive-tarps and straps save time and mess.
- Weekends and spring-cleanup times tend to be busiest; plan for a wait and bring water and patience on hot days.
- Prepare paperwork and any load manifests if hauling commercially, and drive slowly through the yard-ruts and active equipment are common, especially after wet weather.
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