Compost & yard waste siteEPA / OSM listing
Doernemann
Doernemann is a compost and yard waste site in Stanton, NE, in Colfax County. This is a privately run site; most take paying customers off the street, though some only serve commercial haulers. Materials on record: yard waste & brush. It is the only site we list in Colfax County.
| Address | 57117 822 Rd, Stanton, NE 68629 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Colfax County, NE |
| Phone | (402) 892-3244 |
| Hours | Hours unknown to us so far. Check with the operator first. |
| Fees | We found no official prices. Some sites post them only at the scale house. |
| Access | Private site, call to confirm small loads are accepted |
| Accepts | Yard waste & brush |
This listing comes from the EPA debris recovery dataset (June 2020). Verification pending. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Check the hours by phone or on the operator website before you drive out.
- Confirm that they accept loads from the public before loading up.
- Gloves and closed shoes help when you unload by hand.
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Nnswc Landfill Landfill
- Pilger Transfer Station Transfer station
- Beemer Transfer Station Transfer station
Hazardous waste drop-off nearby
- City of Norfolk Waste Facility LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsTires
More in Colfax County
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Doernemann?
57117 822 Rd, Stanton, NE 68629. Follow the Directions link for the fastest route.
What can I drop off at Doernemann?
Doernemann is listed for yard waste & brush. This is from public data; the operator has the final word.
Is Doernemann open to the public?
Private site, call to confirm small loads are accepted; we have not confirmed residency rules yet.
Where can I take paint and chemicals near Stanton?
The closest household hazardous waste drop-off we list is City of Norfolk Waste Facility, about 24 miles away.
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