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Waste Facility
Eastern Laramie County SWDD
Eastern Laramie County SWDD, 4990 CR 216, Burns, 82053, Wyoming
Eastern Laramie County SWDD in Burns is the county's local drop-off for household and small hauler trash. Neighbors use it for the usual cleanups, bulky items, and anything that doesn’t fit in the curb can. It’s out on CR 216, easy to find if heading east from town.
A simple, no-frills site with an entrance booth and a scale area where loads are typically weighed, so be ready to pull up and pause. Expect gravel surfaces, open piles or bins further in, and enough room to back a truck or trailer in to dump. Traffic can stack up on weekends or during spring cleanup, and the whole place tends to kick up dust on dry days. Bring something to secure loose debris and be prepared for basic, practical signs directing traffic.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort and tarp loads before getting to the gate so unloading goes faster and nothing blows out on the drive.
- Wear sturdy shoes and gloves; surfaces are gravelly and there are sharp bits around drop zones.
- Avoid weekend afternoons if possible-mornings on weekdays or early weekend hours tend to move quicker.
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