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Read more →Southeast OKC Landfill, 7001 S. Bryant Street, Oklahoma City, 73149, Oklahoma
Southeast OKC Landfill sits out on S. Bryant Street and handles residential pickups, contractor trucks, and commercial haulers. It's the large bury-type landfill for southeast Oklahoma City and gets a steady stream of different-sized loads.
Look for a weigh scale and a small entrance booth when driving in; tipping fees are charged by weight, so most vehicles stop on the scale both coming and going. The site is big and open with dirt roads, heavy equipment moving around, and visible piles of material-expect dust and the normal landfill smells. Pull up to the booth and follow the directions for where to dump; backing into a cell or a drop area is common and there can be a short wait if trucks are ahead. Commercial loads are typically accepted, and the process focuses on weighing and depositing material for long-term burial.
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