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Read more →York County Landfill, 1214 Road 15, York, 68467, Nebraska
York County Landfill on Public Works Road is the county’s main burial site for municipal trash and is used by both households and commercial haulers. A big, open place on the outskirts of York where loads end up being buried rather than sorted or recycled. Expect it to be busy on weekends and during yard-cleanup season.
Drive in and you’ll pass a scale house where trucks get weighed - tipping fees are charged by weight, so there’s a weigh-in and then a weigh-out. There’s a booth to stop at and directions from there for where to dump depending on the load type; larger commercial trucks are accepted. The site is expansive with rolling dirt cells and heavy equipment moving material; trucks usually pull up to a working face to tip and then head back to the scale. Recycling or drop-off bins, if present, tend to be off to the side of the main tipping area.
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