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Landfill
Db Waste (North Landfill)
Db Waste LLC, S 7th St, Bismarck, ND 58503
Db Waste (North Landfill) on S 7th St in Bismarck is the city-area landfill where trash gets buried. Locals and haulers use it for final disposal, and like most landfills it operates on a scale with tipping fees rather than a flat drop-off price.
Pull up to an entrance area and cross a scale - vehicles are weighed, so there’s usually a stop in and a stop out. The place looks like big open cells and compacted piles; trucks and trailers circulate around a central dumping area. Lines can form, especially on weekends and during spring cleanups, and winter weather often slows things down.
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Before You Go
- Keep loads tightly tarped and secured so loose debris doesn’t fly off on the way or make unloading messy.
- Combine small trips when possible - landfills commonly have a minimum tipping fee, so several tiny runs tend to cost more than one fuller load.
- Allow extra time on weekends, during spring cleanup, and in winter; cold, snow, and longer lines can add unexpected delays.
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