Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Daniels County Landfill, 713 C Street, Scobey, 59263, Montana
Daniels County Landfill is the county dump at 713 C Street in Scobey, where household and larger loads end up buried. Locals, haulers with trailers, and people finishing remodels or yard cleanups are the ones who use it most.
Look for a scale and a small intake booth at the entrance - county landfills commonly weigh loads and charge tipping fees based on weight or load type, so plan on stopping more than once. Pull up to the booth and then proceed to the active dumping area; vehicles range from pickup trucks to semi trailers and the working face of the landfill is usually a mix of compacted fill, brush piles, and construction debris. The site gets dusty in dry weather and can be muddy after rain, with dirt ramps and worn driving paths throughout. Commercial loads are typically handled differently from residential loads at facilities like this, often with a different fee structure.
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