Marshall Landfill

Marshall Landfill is the county landfill out on 245th Road that locals use when curb pickup or transfer stations won’t do. Farmers, contractors and anyone with a big pickup or trailer head out here to bury materials that can’t go in regular trash bins. It’s a working landfill - not a dump with free drop-off - so expect a more industrial feel.

There’s a drive-up entrance with a scale house where trucks are weighed and fees are calculated by weight, so vehicles stop on the scale both ways. The site is mostly compacted earth and lined mounds, with heavy equipment moving around; keep clear of loaders and do not wander into active areas. Pull up to the tip face when directed, unload where staff indicate, then back over the scale to finish. It’s a wide, open property so wind can blow loose material; tarps and tie-downs help keep things tidy while driving in.