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The closest public dumps, landfills, transfer stations and drop-off sites to where you are, nearest first, with which ones are open right now and what they take, plus the fee wherever the operator publishes one. 12,548 sites on file across 51 states.

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Use your location or enter a ZIP code or town to see the closest of 12,548 public disposal sites on file.

Your location stays on your device. ZIP code locations from GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

How the finder works

  1. 01

    Your starting point

    Share your location, or type a ZIP code, town or county. Your coordinates stay in your browser: the finder downloads the list of sites for your area and measures the distances on your device.

  2. 02

    Narrow it down

    Pick what you are getting rid of. Sites whose records list it come first; general landfills and transfer stations that usually take ordinary household items follow, marked “call to confirm”. Filter by open now, open Saturday or Sunday and kind of site, and by published fee where sites near you post one.

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    Call, then drive

    Each result has a call button, directions and a full listing with hours, fees, accepted materials and the sources they come from. Rules change, so a one-minute call saves a wasted trip.

Open sites on file
12,548
With posted hours
2,257
Open on Saturdays
1,526
Publish a fee
9

“Open on Saturdays” counts only sites whose full weekly hours we can read (2,106).

Getting rid of something specific?

Where it goes, what it costs and the rules that apply, with the nearest places that take it.

Browse by state

Every listed site, by county

Questions people ask

Is the dump open today?

Turn on “Open now” in the finder. It reads each site’s posted hours on the site’s own clock, so a site in another time zone is shown correctly. We can read the hours of 2,164 of the 12,548 open sites on file; for the rest, and on holidays, call before you drive over.

Are dumps open on Saturday or Sunday?

Of the 2,106 sites whose full weekly hours we can read, 1,526 open on Saturdays and 347 on Sundays. Use the Open Saturday and Open Sunday filters to see which ones are near you.

How much does it cost to use the dump?

Each operator sets its own prices: by weight at the scale, by load or vehicle, by item, and in some places free or reduced for residents. 9 sites on file publish a fee, and the finder shows it on the result. To estimate a load before you go, use the dump fee calculator.

Dump fees explainedDump fee calculator

Can anyone use the dump, or is it for residents only?

It depends on the site. Some county and town sites serve only their residents, and others charge residents a lower rate or ask for a permit or sticker. A listing says “residents only” when the operator says so; otherwise check the listing or call. Bring a driver’s license or utility bill that shows your address.

Landfill vs transfer station vs convenience center

What should I bring to the dump?

Proof of address if the site is residents-only or has resident rates, a way to pay that the site accepts, and a tarp and straps so nothing blows out of the load on the road. The full checklist is in our hauling guide.

Hauling a load to the dump

Which kind of site do I need?

It depends on what is in the load. Household trash and bulky items usually go to a landfill, transfer station or county drop-off; concrete, drywall and shingles to a construction debris landfill or recycler; paint, batteries and chemicals to a household hazardous waste site; and tires to a tire recycler. Pick what you are getting rid of in the finder and it sorts the sites for you.

What goes whereWhat you can’t take to the dump

A site is missing or its details are wrong. What can I do?

Tell us. Every listing names the sources its details come from, and we correct or remove listings when an operator or visitor points out a mistake.

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