Dumps NearbyDumps & landfills in Montana
Montana has 135 drop-off sites in our directory, in 46 counties. That includes 61 active landfills, 13 transfer stations and drop-off centers and 12 hazardous waste drop-offs. Public agencies operate 65 of them.
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By material
Largest landfills by tons accepted
- Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushTires
- Billings Regional Landfill LandfillHours: Mon to Sat 8 am to 5:30 pmHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous waste
- Gallatin County Landfill - Logan LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous wasteElectronicsScrap metal
- High Plains Sanitary Landfill LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisTires
- Flathead County Solid Waste District LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debrisYard waste & brushHousehold hazardous waste
All counties in Montana
- Beaverhead County2
- Big Horn County4
- Broadwater County3
- Carbon County1
- Carter County1
- Cascade County7
- Chouteau County1
- Custer County3
- Daniels County1
- Dawson County2
- Deer Lodge County2
- Fallon County2
- Fergus County1
- Flathead County9
- Gallatin County6
- Garfield County1
- Granite County1
- Hill County2
- Jefferson County4
- Lake County3
- Lewis and Clark County10
- Liberty County1
- Lincoln County4
- Madison County2
- Meagher County2
- Mineral County1
- Missoula County9
- Musselshell County1
- Park County2
- Phillips County2
- Pondera County3
- Powder River County1
- Powell County1
- Ravalli County2
- Richland County3
- Roosevelt County4
- Rosebud County4
- Sanders County4
- Sheridan County1
- Silver Bow County4
- Stillwater County3
- Sweet Grass County1
- Teton County1
- Toole County1
- Valley County1
- Yellowstone County11
Frequently asked questions
How many landfills are in Montana?
We list 61 active municipal landfills in Montana, based on EPA data. Transfer stations fill the gaps between landfills.
What is the largest landfill in Montana?
By tons accepted (EPA LMOP): Republic Services - Missoula Landfill (241,641 tons in 2022), Billings Regional Landfill (228,894 tons in 2022) and Gallatin County Landfill - Logan (198,249 tons in 2022).
Where can I dump household hazardous waste in Montana?
Montana has 12 permanent drop-offs for household hazardous waste in our list. See the hazardous waste page for Montana.
Does every county in Montana have a dump?
No. In 5 counties we found no place for household trash; residents there use a site in a neighboring county or curbside service.