Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →City of Snyder Landfill, 3621 S FM 1673, Snyder, 79549, Texas
City of Snyder Landfill is the town’s municipal dump out on S FM 1673, the place locals and haulers take trash that’s headed to the ground. Contractors, pickup-loads from residents and commercial trucks all show up here - it’s the final stop for waste from around Snyder and the surrounding rural area.
There’s a weigh scale and an entrance booth near the driveway - landfills typically charge tipping fees by weight or by load, so expect to stop at the scale and again when you leave. Pull up slowly, follow the flow of trucks to the active face, and back in to tip where the dozers and loaders are working the piles. The yard is mostly packed dirt and compacted trash mounds; it’s dusty in dry weather and can get muddy after rain. Commercial loads are commonly accepted at municipal landfills, but they usually have a different fee structure than residential drops.
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