Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →City of Minot Landfill, 20th Avenue SW, Minot, 58701, North Dakota
City of Minot Landfill on 20th Avenue SW is the municipal landfill Minot folks and local haulers use to dispose of trash that can't go in regular pickup. Residents and contractors both show up here, so expect a mix of personal trucks and commercial rigs.
There’s a small entrance booth and a scale - vehicles are weighed, so be prepared to stop on the way in and again when leaving. Pull up on the gravel drive; larger trucks tend to stage to the side while smaller rigs head to the tipping area. The site looks like any working landfill: big soil-covered mounds, heavy equipment moving material, and rough roads. Keep in mind North Dakota winters affect operations, so things can be slower or messier when it’s very cold or snowy.
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