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Dump
Tulsa yard waste Dump
2100 N 145th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74116
A practical, no-frills yard waste dump used by Tulsa residents hauling brush, branches and general yard cleanups. Neighbors drop off pickup-loads and small trailers here when clearing lawns or after storms. The site feels like a working municipal lot rather than a retail operation.
Drive up to an entrance booth and have the attendant direct where to pull forward; many local dumps have a vehicle scale near the entry so expect to roll slowly and possibly stop again. The site is mostly open concrete or gravel with large windrows or piles of green material and wood chips; trucks and trailers queue in lanes rather than parking. Watch for signs marking drop-off points and for heavy equipment moving material around - traffic moves in set paths and attendants will usually point where to unload.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring a tarp and rope to keep branches contained; loose debris blows around on windy days and makes unloading messier.
- If hauling a trailer, know how to angle the vehicle to back in straight - tight lanes and high piles can make maneuvering tricky.
- Go during weekday mid-morning if possible; weekends and storm-cleanup periods tend to have longer lines and limited room to wait.
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