SCSheridan County Landfill
Disposal facility near Plentywood, MT. Check what it accepts and call ahead before hauling.
Landfill (household trash)C&D landfillC&D recyclerComposting / yard wasteTire recyclerScrap metal
| Address | 101 Mann Road, Plentywood, MT, 59254 |
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| Phone | (406) 765-7117 |
| Directions | Open in Google Maps |
| Source | US EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool |
What this facility handles
- Landfill (household trash)Permitted municipal solid waste landfill. Many accept bulky items and treated wood from residents for a tipping fee.
- C&D landfillPermitted for construction and demolition debris such as lumber, drywall, shingles and concrete.
- C&D recyclerRecycles construction materials like concrete, brick, clean wood and metal.
- Composting / yard wasteAccepts organics such as leaves, brush and clean untreated wood. Never treated wood.
- Tire recyclerAccepts passenger and truck tires, usually for a per-tire fee.
- Scrap metalBuys or accepts metal, often including appliances and old grills.
Facility types come from EPA records and can be out of date. Hours, fees, residency rules and accepted materials vary, so confirm by phone before you go.
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Before you go
- Call ahead. Ask whether it takes your material from residents, what it charges, the minimum fee, and its hours.
- Cover and secure your load. Many sites charge extra or turn away uncovered loads.
- Bring ID or proof of address if it's a town or county facility. Some only serve residents.
- Fee benchmark: landfills in the Mountains and Plains region averaged $49.86 a ton for household trash in 2023 (Environmental Research & Education Foundation). Small loads usually pay a minimum fee instead. Estimate your load.
What you can usually bring here
Guides for materials this type of facility commonly handles: dump costs, treated wood, rotten or scrap wood, concrete & brick, tires.