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Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites
Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites is a construction and demolition (C&D) landfill in Magnolia, MS, in Pike County. This is a privately run site; most take paying customers off the street, though some only serve commercial haulers. Listed materials: construction debris. It is one of 4 drop-off sites we list in Pike County.
| Address | 2103 Hwy 48 E, Magnolia, MS 39652 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Pike County, MS |
| Phone | (601) 248-3774 |
| Hours | We could not find official hours. Call before loading up. |
| Fees | No price on record. Many sites bill per ton with a minimum fee per visit. |
| Access | Privately owned, fees at the scale house |
| Accepts | Construction debris |
Source: EPA facility record, last updated January 2025. We have not checked it ourselves yet. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Confirm the schedule: many drop-offs close on holidays and some weekdays.
- Cover and tie down your load. Many sites charge extra for loose loads.
- Liquids, paint and chemicals usually go to a hazardous waste site, not the dump.
- Some private sites only serve contractors and haulers; check first.
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Waste Management of Mississippi, INC., Pike County Transfer Station Transfer station
- Amite County Liberty Transfer Station Transfer station
More in Pike County
All 4 drop-off sites in Pike County · Yard waste · Construction debris · Mississippi
Frequently asked questions
Where is Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites?
2103 Hwy 48 E, Magnolia, MS 39652. Follow the Directions link for the fastest route.
What can I drop off at Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites?
Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites is listed for construction debris. Ask the operator if you have something unusual.
Is Rimes Magnolia Landfill Class I Rubbish Sites open to the public?
Privately owned, fees at the scale house, as far as our sources show.
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