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Landfill
Oklahoma City Landfill
Oklahoma City Landfill, 7600 SW 15th Street, Oklahoma City, 73128, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Landfill on SW 15th is where homeowners and commercial haulers bring loads that won’t fit in regular pickup. It’s a big, working landfill with room for large trucks and trailers. Expect a no-frills, industrial spot - not a drop-off center with fancy signage.
Drive in and plan to stop at a scale and an entrance booth; tipping fees are generally charged by weight so most vehicles get weighed more than once. The site is large and dusty, with heavy equipment, landfill cells and a clear traffic flow for dumping. Commercial loads are common, so big rigs and trailers will be moving around; give them space and follow the lane to the active dumping area. Weekends and spring cleanup times often have backups, so allow extra time if going then.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and tarp lighter items - wind and passing trucks can blow debris off open loads.
- Know how the load will be unloaded before getting there; bulky items take longer and sometimes need an extra pair of hands or a small ramp.
- Avoid peak times if possible - weekend afternoons and spring cleanup seasons tend to be the slowest times to get through.
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