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Landfill
Williams County Landfill
Williams County Landfill, 12539 County Road G, Bryan, 43506, Ohio
Williams County Landfill on County Road G in Bryan is the county site where trash gets buried and larger loads are brought. Homeowners, landscapers and hauling outfits tend to use it when they've got big pickups or trailer loads to get rid of.
Drive in past an entrance booth and cross a large scale; landfills charge by weight, so expect to be weighed on the way in and again on the way out. The site is large - mostly compacted rows and open cells, with spots to drop different kinds of material that shift as areas fill up. Tipping fees are typically charged per ton with residential minimums common, and county landfills often accept commercial loads, though exact fees and accepted items vary by location. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, can get backed up and slow-moving.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with a tarp and straps - loose debris blows and slows unloading.
- Organize the truck bed so heavy or awkward items are near the tailgate for quicker dumping.
- Try to go early in the morning or midweek to avoid the worst queues during weekend and seasonal cleanups.
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