Reno County Landfill (Hutchinson) — Hours & Free Dumping
The Reno County Landfill on South Mohawk Road in Hutchinson is open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For Reno County residents and businesses there's no tipping fee for household trash, brush, compost, clean concrete and asphalt, metal, appliances, mattresses or household hazardous waste.
Residents don't pay for clean construction and demolition loads either. Reno County businesses pay $10 a ton for C&D, and anything that does carry a fee is paid by credit or debit card only.
Reno County residents and businesses: no tipping fee for household trash, brush, compost, clean concrete and asphalt, metal, appliances, mattresses or household hazardous waste
Construction and demolition: free for residents; Reno County businesses $10 a ton ($10 minimum)
C&D loads mixed with trash: $20 a ton ($20 minimum)
Tires from businesses: $85 a ton
Mobile homes: $200 single-wide, $400 double-wide
Credit or debit card only; no cash or checks
Closed New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Call before bringing tires larger than 23 inches.
Reno County owns the landfill, a regional Subtitle D landfill that also serves Harvey, Kingman, McPherson, Rice and Stafford counties. It runs on the tonnage fees paid on waste from outside the county, plus a set fee that Reno County residents and businesses pay on their property taxes. Because you've already paid through your tax bill, you don't pay again at the scale.
Separate your load before you arrive: the landfill sorts materials into their own piles, and a construction load with trash mixed in costs more.
What does cost money
Item
Price
Construction and demolition, Reno County business (separated)
For Reno County residents and businesses, yes for household trash, brush, compost, clean concrete and asphalt, metal, appliances, mattresses and household hazardous waste. A set fee on county property taxes pays for the landfill instead.
What are the Reno County landfill hours?
Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is closed Sundays and on New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Does the Reno County landfill take cash?
No. Any fee is paid by credit or debit card only; cash and checks are not accepted.
Do residents pay for construction debris at the Reno County landfill?
No. Since June 2023, residents are not charged for construction and demolition loads. Reno County businesses pay $10 a ton, and C&D mixed with trash is $20 a ton.
