Sarpy County Landfill & Transfer Station (Nebraska) — Hours & 2026 Rates

Sarpy County's public drop-off is the Sarpy County Transfer Station at 14414 S. 156th Street, near Springfield, open Monday through Saturday, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through November 30 (Saturdays until noon in winter).

Since August 1, 2026, a tarped carload is $20 and a pickup, van or SUV $30; bigger trucks and trailers pay $41.37 a ton. The rates are the same for county residents and everyone else.

Disposal sites in Sarpy County

Sarpy County Transfer Station

Transfer station

Sarpy County (scale office run by Waste Connections)

14414 S. 156th St., Springfield, NE 68059 Directions

📞 (402) 253-2371

Hours
Mon–Sat (Apr. 2–Nov. 30)	6:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Winter, Mon–Fri	6:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Winter, Saturday	6:00 a.m. – noon
Sunday	Closed

Fees

Car: $20 (load tarped)
Minivan: $25
Pickup, van or SUV: $30 tarped, $45 untarped
Trucks and bigger trailers: $41.37 a ton (2,000-lb minimum)
Appliances $10; air conditioners $30; car tires $10

Wear high-visibility clothing (the gate sells it for $5). No cellphone use on site, and no hand unloading in the last half hour.

Closed New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Environmental Facilities Management: (402) 964-2515.

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What it costs

Load	Tarped	Not tarped
Car	$20	Not accepted
Minivan	$25	Not accepted
Pickup, van or SUV	$30	$45
Single-axle trailer behind a car or pickup	Weighed	$15 extra

Item	Price
Weighed loads (trucks, roll-offs, bigger trailers)	$41.37 a ton, 2,000-lb minimum
Major appliances	$10 each
Air conditioners	$30 each
Passenger tires / truck and farm tires	$10 / $20 each
Hot tub	$75
Trailers, campers, boats	Scale rate + $150
Clean-out fee	$30

From the county's rate schedule effective August 1, 2026. Nebraska law requires covered loads; untarped commercial loads pay $50. Concrete has to be broken into pieces no bigger than 2 feet. Heavy-equipment tires aren't accepted.

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

City cleanup events

Sarpy County gives reduced rates to city cleanup events instead of free days at the station. In 2026, Papillion and La Vista held theirs April 13–19, Springfield on April 25 and Bellevue on May 9; the cities set next year's dates. Items for those events go to the event site, not the transfer station.

Paint, pesticides and other household chemicals go to UnderTheSink, the hazardous waste center for Douglas and Sarpy County households at 4001 S. 120th St. in Omaha; see our Omaha page.

Nebraska law keeps grass, leaves and other yard waste out of landfills from April 1 through November 30, so bring it separately to the yard waste or compost area. Car batteries, waste oil, tires and household appliances can't be buried at all; landfills take tires and appliances for a fee and send them to recycling.

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Common questions

Where is the Sarpy County dump?

The Sarpy County Transfer Station is at 14414 S. 156th Street, near Springfield. It's open Monday through Saturday 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through November 30, and until noon on winter Saturdays.

How much does the Sarpy County transfer station charge?

Since August 1, 2026: $20 for a tarped carload, $25 for a minivan and $30 for a tarped pickup, van or SUV ($45 untarped). Bigger loads are weighed at $41.37 a ton.

Do I need a safety vest at the Sarpy County transfer station?

Yes, high-visibility clothing is required. If you don't have any, the gate window sells it for $5.

Does the Sarpy County transfer station take appliances?

Yes: $10 for major appliances and $30 for air conditioners.

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