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Landfill
Millard County Landfill
Millard County Landfill, 2250 S. Highway 50, Delta, 84624, Utah
Millard County Landfill is the county dump just off Highway 50 south of Delta, used by local homeowners and commercial haulers. It’s the place trash gets buried rather than processed or recycled. The site handles everything from small pickup loads to larger commercial deliveries.
Pull up to a small entrance booth and drive over a scale - landfills like this charge tipping fees by weight, so expect to stop again on the way out. After weighing in, follow the gravel road to the active dumping face where you'll see heavy machinery and piles of cover dirt. The layout feels industrial: rough roads, compacted cells and equipment working the site. Once a load is dumped, return to the outbound scale and then exit the property.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loose material with a tarp; wind and bumps will toss out trash and slow down the line.
- Have the load sorted and ready to dump before pulling into the tipping area so the scale queue moves faster - weekends and spring-cleanup days get backed up.
- Expect gravel, dust and uneven surfaces; bring a vehicle that can handle rough roads and wear closed-toe shoes if planning to walk around.
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