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Kurtz Roll is a local Mansfield drop-off for household and community waste, used mostly by residents hauling regular home cleanup loads. People bring trailers, pickup beds, and small loads from neighborhood cleanups here. The site is practical and geared toward local disposal rather than recycling drop-offs only.
There’s an entrance booth and a vehicle scale nearby, so expect to stop and be directed where to go. Pull up slowly to the booth lane; larger trucks and trailers usually have space to swing around. The site looks like a working yard with concrete or gravel pads, piles or containers, and traffic lanes for dumping and exiting. Weekends and spring cleanup days can get backed up, so lines at the booth are not uncommon.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Have loads secured and tarps ready; loose debris tends to scatter while driving and can slow the check-in process.
- Trailer users should know where the tailgate opens and leave room for other vehicles; backing areas can be tight with multiple trucks present.
- Bring any paperwork or ID commonly required for local disposal sites and be prepared for weight-based fees, since a scale is on site.
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