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Landfill
Libby Class II Landfill
Libby Class II Landfill, 2501 Pipe Creek Road, Libby, 59923, Montana
Libby Class II Landfill is the town landfill out on Pipe Creek Road, used by residents and local haulers when trash needs to be buried rather than hauled away by regular pickup. It’s a working, no-frills spot for household and larger commercial loads.
Pull up to a small entrance booth and a scale-landfills like this commonly charge tipping fees by weight or by type of material, so expect to stop on the scale. The site is large enough for trucks and trailers, with compacted cells and dirt roads; it looks industrial rather than neat. Peak times, especially weekend mornings and spring cleanup, often have lines and dust, so be ready for a short wait.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp loads tightly - loose debris blows out on the short drive in and out.
- Stack heavy, bulky items together so unloading goes faster; separating big pieces from bags saves time when the vehicle is being weighed.
- If hauling commercially, have documentation or load descriptions handy since commercial loads usually fall under a different fee structure.
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