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Dump
Town Of Union Dump
15531 W Green Bay Rd, Evansville, WI 53536
Small-town dump used by residents around Evansville for household cleanouts and yard debris. A simple, no-frills place where people drop off bulk items and loose stuff that doesn't fit in regular curbside pickup. Expect a working lot rather than a neat storefront.
Drive to a gate or entrance area where vehicles line up to unload; there’s usually a spot to pull up close to piles or containers. The site is mostly open dirt or gravel with piles, roll-off containers, and a few paths for trucks to back in. Loads are commonly weighed or tracked for billing at similar town facilities, so plan on stopping at an entry point and again on the way out. During busy times-weekends and spring cleanup-lines and some maneuvering around larger trucks are normal.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring proof of residency for the town or county, as local facilities often require verification at the gate.
- Secure loose material with tarps or straps so nothing blows away while driving through the site.
- Have the load sorted beforehand-separate items that need special handling from general trash to keep the unload quick and to avoid extra trips around the lot.
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