Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Dickinson Landfill, 3389 Energy Dr, Dickinson, 58601, North Dakota
Dickinson Landfill on Energy Drive is the regional landfill people from town and surrounding areas use for big junk and construction loads. Trucks, trailers and pick-ups are a regular sight - this is where material ends up buried. Winters can cut into hours and make the driveway slick, so plan for slower trips in cold weather.
There’s a scale and an entrance booth near the drive - tipping fees are charged by weight, so most vehicles are weighed going in and weighed again when leaving. The site is large and mostly gravel, with mounded dirt and active working areas where crews move loads around. Commercial haulers are common and handled alongside residential loads under the weight-based fee structure. Weekends, especially spring clean-up time, often have a line at the booth and slower traffic through the drop zones.
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