Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Fort Hood Landfill is the on-base landfill at Fort Hood where solid waste is buried and left as the final disposal point. Military units, base operations and commercial haulers use this site for larger loads that aren’t going to a transfer or recycling center. It’s the kind of place you drive to when trash needs to be taken off the property and put in the ground.
There’s an entrance booth and a scale near the gate, so plan on stopping to be weighed in and out - tipping fees are charged, commonly by weight or volume. Pull up to the booth area and then follow the access road toward the tipping face; the site is mostly dirt and gravel with large mounded cells and staging piles. Commercial loads do come through here, so the process can feel like a commercial-scale operation with trucks lining up. Weekends and seasonal cleanups pack the line, and movement around the site can be slow during those times.
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