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Paulding County Landfill — Hours, Fees and Rules

Paulding County runs one public landfill, on County Services Lane in Dallas. It is open weekdays until 4:30 p.m. and Saturday mornings until noon.

Residents pay a $20 minimum for up to 500 pounds and $75 a ton above that. Bring proof that you live in the county.

Disposal sites in Paulding County

Paulding County Landfill

Landfill

Paulding County Solid Waste

65 County Services Lane, Dallas, GA 30132 Directions

📞 (770) 445-5356

Hours
Mon–Fri8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday7:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
SundayClosed

Fees

  • $20 minimum covers up to 500 lbs; heavier loads $75 a ton
  • Out-of-county: $50 minimum for the first 500 lbs, then $75 a ton (not accepted Saturdays)
  • Mattress or box spring $10 extra; refrigerator or AC $15 extra
  • Cash, credit/debit card or check (with driver's license and phone number)

Won't take: Batteries, computer equipment, gas tanks, oil, wet paint, tires and crossties.

Proof of residency required. Construction loads are capped at 5 cubic yards, and commercial loads aren't taken after 4 p.m. or on Saturdays. Closed Sunday and all major holidays.

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What it costs to dump in Paulding County

The county landfill charges by weight with a $20 minimum that covers the first 500 pounds, per the county fee schedule. Past that it is $75 a ton, which works out to 3.75 cents a pound:

Load weightPaulding resident
Up to 500 lbs$20 (minimum)
1,000 lbsabout $37.50
1 ton (2,000 lbs)$75

Out-of-county customers pay a $50 minimum for the first 500 pounds, then $75 a ton, and can't dump on Saturdays at all. Add $10 for each mattress or box spring, and $15 for each refrigerator or air conditioner unless you bring a statement from a certified technician that the freon has been removed.

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

What the landfill won't take, and where those items go

Leave batteries, computers and other electronics, gas tanks, oil, liquid paint, tires and railroad crossties out of your load. Dried-out paint is fine. The county sends those items to its Recycling Division, which you can reach at (770) 443-0119.

Bring a driver's license or other proof that you live in Paulding County. Construction and demolition debris is limited to 5 cubic yards a load, and commercial haulers are turned away after 4 p.m. and on Saturdays, so a Saturday morning is usually the quickest time for homeowners.

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Common questions

What are the Paulding County Landfill hours?
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon, at 65 County Services Lane in Dallas. It is closed Sunday and all major holidays.
How much does it cost to dump at the Paulding County Landfill?
For Paulding County residents, $20 covers up to 500 pounds, and heavier loads pay $75 a ton. Out-of-county loads pay a $50 minimum for the first 500 pounds.
Can I dump at the Paulding County Landfill if I don’t live in the county?
Yes, on weekdays only. Out-of-county loads are not accepted on Saturdays and pay a $50 minimum for the first 500 pounds, then $75 a ton.
Does the Paulding County Landfill take mattresses and refrigerators?
Yes, for an extra fee: $10 per mattress or box spring and $15 per refrigerator or air conditioner. The appliance fee can be waived with a certified technician’s statement that the freon was removed.
Does the Paulding County Landfill take tires or paint?
No. Tires, wet paint, batteries, oil, gas tanks and electronics are not accepted. Dried paint is. Call the county Recycling Division at 770-443-0119 for those items.
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