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Little Rock Landfill (Arkansas) — Hours, Fees, Free Bulky Pickup & Roll-Off Dumpsters

The city's Little Rock Landfill at 10801 Ironton Cutoff is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., plus selected Saturdays. Garbage, yard waste and construction debris are taken for a fee: $57 a ton with a $41 minimum.

Little Rock households get their first four bulky pickups each year free and one free roll-off dumpster a year; call 311 for either.

Disposal sites in Little Rock

Little Rock Landfill

Landfill

City of Little Rock Solid Waste Services

10801 Ironton Cutoff, Little Rock, AR 72206 Directions

📞 (501) 888-5806

Hours
Mon–Fri7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SaturdaySelected dates only
SundayClosed

Fees

  • Trash and construction debris: $57 a ton plus tax and surcharge, $41 minimum
  • Yard waste: $52 a ton, $41 minimum
  • Compost and wood mulch: $25 a ton

Hand-unloaded trucks and trailers must arrive by 3:30 p.m.; hydraulic dump loads by 3:45. No tires.

The landfill also opens on selected Saturdays; check the city's Saturday schedule. Administration: (501) 888-4299.

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What it costs

LoadPrice
Garbage (Class 1)$57 a ton plus taxes and surcharge, $41 minimum
Construction and demolition debris (Class 4)$57 a ton plus taxes and surcharge, $41 minimum
Yard waste$52 a ton plus taxes, $41 minimum
Asbestos$160 a ton, $102 minimum
Compost or wood mulch (staff load it)$25 a ton

From the city's solid waste fee list; the surcharge is $3.10. Tires aren't taken: the city refers people to Davis Rubber, (501) 374-1473.

Every Arkansas rate we've verified is side by side in our guide to what it costs to dump in Arkansas.

Bulky pickup and free roll-off dumpster

Little Rock households get their first four bulky item or appliance pickups each year free; after that it's $25 for 2 cubic yards plus $10 for each additional yard, added to your monthly bill. Call 311 to schedule. Furniture, large appliances (with refrigerants removed first), lawn furniture and mattresses are taken; construction debris, car parts, liquid paint, electronics and tires aren't.

Each household can also get one free 20-yard roll-off dumpster a year through 311, dropped off for three days; neighborhood associations get eight. Extra dumpsters are $327. The residential solid waste fee is $40.07 a month.

For leftover paint, the city says to solidify it with kitty litter or sawdust (or dry it on newspaper) and put the open can in your garbage.

Arkansas law keeps whole tires out of landfills unless they're shredded or split, makes it illegal to throw away a car or marine battery, and bans yard waste from landfills. Stores that sell car batteries must take your old one, and charge a $10 deposit if you don't bring one back within 30 days.

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Common questions

How much does the Little Rock landfill cost?
$57 a ton plus taxes and a $3.10 surcharge for garbage or construction debris, with a $41 minimum. Yard waste is $52 a ton.
What are the Little Rock landfill hours?
Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 10801 Ironton Cutoff, plus selected Saturdays. Hand-unloaded loads must arrive by 3:30 p.m.
Does Little Rock pick up bulky items for free?
Yes, your first four bulky item or appliance pickups each year are free. Call 311 to schedule; after that it's $25 for 2 cubic yards.
Does the Little Rock landfill take tires?
No. The city refers residents to Davis Rubber, (501) 374-1473, for tire recycling.
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