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Read more →Lorain County Landfill I & II, 43502 Oberlin-Elyria Road, Oberlin, 44074, Ohio
Lorain County Landfill I & II on Oberlin‑Elyria Road is the county landfill where residential and commercial haulers bring trash to be buried. Trucks, pickups and roll‑off trailers are a common sight, so expect a working, industrial feel rather than a tidy drop‑off center.
There’s a booth and a scale near the entrance so vehicles get weighed and tipping fees are based on weight - plan to stop twice, in and out. The driveways move big trucks alongside smaller vehicles; open cells, compacted piles and heavy equipment are visible from the road. Drivers are directed where to unload and then return to the scale; dust, gravel and some diesel smell are normal. Lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup, so patience is part of the trip.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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