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Disposal Site
Albracht Disposal Services/ dump
North 207 East 5th Street, Madison, NE 68748
(402) 454-2344Albracht Disposal Services is the local disposal site in Madison at North 207 and East 5th Street. Neighbors bring household and yard stuff here, plus whoever's towing a small trailer for a cleanout.
Pull up to a small entrance booth and then roll forward a short way to the scale, so plan to stop twice during the visit. The yard is mostly gravel with piles of material and moving trucks; backing and heavy equipment are common, so drive slowly. Payment is handled at the booth, so have whatever you'll use ready when it's time to pay. Lines form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so trips can take longer than they look on the map.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Cover and tie down loose loads with a tarp and straps - wind and passing trucks can blow stuff everywhere.
- Sort big items (brush, metal, lumber, bulky trash) before getting there so unloading goes faster and people behind you don't get held up.
- Watch the big trucks when maneuvering; leave room to back and stay out of the way of loaders and dumpers.
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