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Red Carpet Landfill Inc.
Red Carpet Landfill Inc., N2700 Road, Meno, 73760, Oklahoma
Red Carpet Landfill in Meno is the local place where trash gets buried rather than recycled. Neighbors, farmers and haulers drop off everything from household cleanouts to construction debris. It sits out on N2700 Road and handles the kinds of loads that need a final resting place.
There's a booth and a scale to drive past - tipping fees are typically based on weight, so expect to stop for a weigh-in and then again on the way out. The site is fairly large with dirt roads, piled cover soil and an active working face where trucks unload. Commercial haulers are commonly accommodated at landfills like this and may be routed or charged differently than residential drop-offs. Lines can form on weekends and during seasonal cleanups, so traffic and a bit of queuing are normal.
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Before You Go
- Secure loose trash with a tarp before hauling so nothing blows out on the road and unloading is less messy.
- Load and sort items so unloading goes quicker - bulky stuff out first, loose bags accessible.
- Try for a midweek morning run if possible; it usually means less waiting and easier maneuvering on the site.
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