Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Oklahoma Environmental Management Authority (OEMA) Landfill, 20435 SW 29th Street, Union City, 73090, Oklahoma
Oklahoma Environmental Management Authority (OEMA) Landfill in Union City is the regional landfill on SW 29th Street where locals haul household junk and contractor loads for final disposal. It’s a full-scale landfill with a scale and a weight-based tipping fee system, so expect different rates for small residential drops versus larger commercial loads.
There’s a small entrance booth and a scale near the gate; pull up, stop at the booth, then proceed to the active tipping area. The site is mostly dirt roads, large compacted mounds, and heavy equipment moving around, so keep clear of machinery while unloading. Drivers usually go back across the scale after dumping to get a final weight ticket. Weekend mornings and spring cleanup times are noticeably busier than weekday afternoons.
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