Midwest City Composting Facility

A local-scale composting facility near NE 36th just inside Oklahoma City limits, used by homeowners, landscapers, and small generators dropping off yard trimmings and food scraps. It looks like a working site rather than a park - piles, equipment, and vehicle lanes dominate the property. People come here for bulk organic drop-off rather than single bags from curbside pickup.

Pull into a gravel or paved drive with a small entrance booth and clear traffic flow for trucks and pickups; there are separate drop-off spots for piles and bins rather than a single dump point. Large windrows or turned piles and front-end loaders are commonly visible, with paths between piles for equipment access. Expect to stop and maneuver slowly - backing up to a pile is normal, and drivers usually unload directly into a pile or a bin. Signage marks where to put different types of organics, and the ground can be uneven and dusty, especially during dry weather.