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Landfill
City of Pampa Landfill
City of Pampa Landfill, N Loop 171, Pampa, 79065, Texas
City of Pampa Landfill sits out on N Loop 171 and is where locals and haulers bring trash to be buried. Used by household customers and commercial trucks alike, it’s the municipal spot for final disposal in the Pampa area. The site feels like a typical small-town landfill - big, dusty and practical.
Drive up to an entrance area with a scale and an attendant booth; the scale is used for tipping fees, so plan to stop on the way in or out. Expect to see large earth mounds, roll-off trucks and dozers moving material around - the active tipping face is easy to spot. Pull up slowly and give big trucks room; the lanes are wide but visibility can be limited with equipment moving. Lines can form on weekends or during seasonal cleanups, so there may be a short wait before getting to the drop-off point.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure and cover any loose material before heading out - wind and open loads make a mess and slow everyone down.
- Be prepared to stop at the scale; having the vehicle ready to move through when directed keeps the line moving faster.
- Watch for heavy equipment and large trucks when backing up; give them extra space and time to maneuver.
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