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Citizens Disposal Landfill
Citizens Disposal Landfill, 2361 West Grand Blanc Road, Grand Blanc, 48439, Michigan
Citizens Disposal Landfill on West Grand Blanc Road is the local landfill where people bring the loads that don’t fit curbside pickup. Neighbors, landscapers and bigger haulers drop things off here, so expect a busy, industrial spot rather than a neat recycle center.
Pull up to a small entrance booth and then onto a scale-landfills like this usually charge tipping fees by weight or by load, so there’s often a weigh-in and weigh-out. The site is big: mounded cells, compacted rows of cover dirt, and constant truck traffic. Plan for some waiting during weekends and spring cleanup when lines can stretch out toward the road.
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Before You Go
- Tie down and cover loads; loose debris blows everywhere and creates extra hassle for both drivers and the site.
- Have a rough idea of how heavy the load is-tipping fees are commonly based on weight, so dense materials add up fast.
- Give large trucks and trailers extra room to maneuver; ramps and dumping areas can be tight for long rigs.
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