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Valley County Landfill Shop is the county landfill out by Court Square in Glasgow, the place locals bring household trash and larger loads that need burying. Neighbors, contractors, and anyone hauling a trailer here will use it when regular curbside options won’t do. It’s the kind of place handling both small residential drop-offs and bigger commercial hauls.
Drive up a short gravel approach to a small entrance booth and a visible scale; most vehicles stop there to be weighed for tipping fees. The site is open, with earthen mounds and working areas where trucks back in to dump before covering operations. Expect basic site features rather than anything fancy-think gravel roads, a scale house, and heavy equipment moving around. Winter can make the roads slick and slow everything down, so travel and unloading might take longer in bad weather.
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Before You Go
- Have loads secured and tarped for the trip to town; loose debris does not travel well on the highway and creates extra work at the site.
- Plan for possible waits on weekends or during spring cleanup-bring warm clothes in cold months and be prepared for dusty conditions in summer.
- Pull onto the scale lane when you arrive and be ready to stop again after dumping, since charges are typically based on weight and you'll usually re-weigh on the way out.
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