Laurel Container Site (Montana) — Hours, Rules & Fees
Laurel's dump is the city Container Site north of town on Laurel North Road, open Monday through Saturday 7:30 to 10:45 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. (closed over the lunch hour) and Sunday noon to 3 p.m.
It's a community convenience for household trash. Commercial, construction, demolition and non-resident loads pay $10 a cubic yard ($10 minimum), tires are $5 each, and anything it won't take, like refrigerators, concrete or big branches, goes to the Billings Regional Landfill.
Commercial, construction, demolition and non-resident waste: $10 a cubic yard, $10 minimum
Tires: $5 each
Won't take: Dry chemicals, PCBs, asbestos, medical waste, refrigerators and other refrigerant units, animal carcasses, junk vehicles, batteries, liquids, hazardous waste, barrels with ends on, tree limbs over 6 inches thick or 6 feet long, concrete, brick, soil, gravel, railroad ties, metal over 6 feet, unbagged leaves and grass
North of town; closed all legal holidays. If you're unsure whether something is accepted, call (406) 628-4796.
Because everything goes into containers, size and weight matter. The site turns away refrigerators and anything else with refrigerant, batteries, liquids, hazardous waste, junk vehicles, animal carcasses, asbestos and medical waste. It also won't take tree limbs thicker than 6 inches or longer than 6 feet, metal over 6 feet, railroad ties, or concrete, brick, soil and gravel. Leaves and grass must be bagged.
For any of those, the Billings Regional Landfill on Jellison Road is the next stop: it takes appliances ($71.03 each from outside Billings), tires and construction debris, Monday through Saturday.
