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Landfill
Mar-Kit Sanitary Landfill
Mar-Kit Sanitary Landfill, 2650 290th Avenue, Hallock, 56728, Minnesota
Mar-Kit Sanitary Landfill in Hallock is the local place where trash gets buried, used by residents and area commercial haulers. The site sits at 2650 290th Avenue and handles everyday household loads as well as larger commercial deliveries.
There’s a simple drive-in setup with an entrance booth and a scale, so vehicles are weighed as part of the process. After the scale, expect a gravel drive out to the active tipping area where loads are dumped and covered; the site looks mostly like compacted dirt with mounds of cover. Tipping fees are charged by weight or by load, and commercial loads are billed differently than typical residential drops. Weekends and spring cleanup season are when lines get longest.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loose material before coming-wind and gravel roads can scatter things and slow unloading.
- Have bulky items organized and easy to reach so unloading is quicker; separate metal or large appliances if planning to sort before dumping.
- Bring proof of residency or vehicle registration, and allow extra time for the scale stops and possible weekend backups.
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