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Landfill
Vienna Junction Landfill
Vienna Junction Landfill, 6233 Hagman Road, Erie, 48133, Michigan
Vienna Junction Landfill is the big landfill listed for Toledo but sitting at 6233 Hagman Road in Erie, MI 48133 - the kind of place people hit for big cleanouts and contractor loads. It’s a working burial site for trash, used by residents and larger haulers alike.
Expect a gated entrance with a small booth and a scale; most drivers stop to be weighed and go through the booth before heading to the dumping area. The site looks like large graded mounds and compacted cells, with heavy equipment moving piles around and trucks lining up to tip. Tipping fees apply - typically charged by weight with minimums and separate rates for commercial loads - so plan for a weigh-in and weigh-out. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, get backed up, so lines are common.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads well and cover loose material; trucks with loose debris often face delays.
- If hauling for a business, have vehicle and business info ready since commercial loads are handled differently than straight residential drops.
- Try to go midweek or later in the afternoon to avoid long weekend lines - spring cleanup brings the biggest crowds.
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