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Huron County Landfill is the county landfill that handles the final disposal of buried trash for Monroeville and surrounding areas. Locals, small haulers, and businesses drop loads here - it’s a working mound of cells and compacted cover, not a tidy transfer station.
Drive in at the main entrance and you’ll pass a scale building where trucks get weighed; they charge by weight with tipping fees based on the scale ticket. Pull up to the entrance booth, tell them what’s in the load, then follow signs to the active cell or transfer pad where attendants will direct where to dump. The site is open, dusty in dry weather and muddy after rains, with heavy equipment moving around and rows of compacted landfill visible from the tipping area.
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Before You Go
- Have your paperwork ready - vehicle info and any required permits make the stop faster.
- Secure loads before heading in; loose debris blows everywhere and slows down unloading.
- Expect longer waits on weekends and during spring cleanup, and plan larger commercial loads for a weekday if possible.
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