Compost & yard waste siteEPA / OSM listing
Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill
Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill is a compost and yard waste site in Emmons County, ND, listed under Linton. 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 one of 3 drop-off sites we list in Emmons County.
| Address | Linton, ND 58573 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Emmons County, ND |
| Phone | (701) 336-7712 |
| Hours | Not listed yet. The phone number above is the fastest way to check. |
| Fees | We have no rate sheet for this site. Expect a charge by weight, by load or a flat minimum. |
| Access | Run by a waste company, expect a gate fee |
| Accepts | Yard waste & brush |
Source: EPA facility record, last updated June 2020. We have not checked it ourselves yet. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Ask about the last entry time; scales often stop taking loads before closing.
- Check whether you need to book or register before your first visit.
- Load the heaviest items last so they come off first.
Other compost and yard waste sites nearby
- City Yard Waste Compost & yard waste site
- Wishek Pbr Inert Waste Landfill Compost & yard waste site
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Jahner Sanitation INC Landfill
More in Emmons County
All 3 drop-off sites in Emmons County · Yard waste · Construction debris · Scrap metal · North Dakota
Frequently asked questions
Where is Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill?
Linton, ND 58573.
What can I drop off at Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill?
Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill is listed for yard waste & brush. Confirm by phone before you load up.
Is Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill open to the public?
As far as we know: run by a waste company, expect a gate fee.
What other compost and yard waste sites are near Strasburg Pbr Inert Waste Landfill?
City Yard Waste in Mound City (20 mi) and Wishek Pbr Inert Waste Landfill in Ashley (29 mi).
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