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Nebraska Public Power District's waste facility at 907 W 25th St in York is where locals bring household and yard loads. Most users are residents with pickups or small trailers, and there's a small entrance booth and a scale near the front.
Drive in from W 25th and pull up to the entrance booth; after that follow the lane past the scale toward the tipping area. The yard is mostly gravel with roll-off containers and loose piles, so expect dust in dry weather and mud when it rains. Weekend mornings and spring-cleanup times get backed up, meaning waits are common. Payment is handled at the booth and is typically tied to the size or weight of the load.
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Before You Go
- Tie down loose material and use a tarp-loose debris can fall out while driving and slow unloading.
- Load large items so they come off first (mattresses, furniture, big branches) to speed up the drop-off process.
- Try to avoid weekend mornings and peak spring cleanup days if a short wait is important.
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