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Roswell Municipal Landfill (New Mexico) — Hours, 2026 Fees & Free Monthly Dump

Roswell's dump is the Roswell Municipal Landfill at 3006 West Brasher Road, open Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday mornings. A residential load is $9.81 for the first 300 pounds.

City residents get one free load a month with a current water bill and ID, and brush and yard waste are always free for residents. For bulky items, the city's grappler truck will come to you for a fee.

Disposal sites in Roswell

Roswell Municipal Landfill

Landfill

City of Roswell Solid Waste

3006 W. Brasher Rd., Roswell, NM 88201 Directions

📞 (575) 624-6746

Hours
Mon–Fri7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
SaturdayMornings into early afternoon; call ahead
SundayClosed

Fees

  • Residential: $9.81 for the first 300 lbs, then $54.15 a ton
  • Residents' brush and yard waste: free with ID
  • Clean fill (concrete, brick, asphalt, rock): $19.91 a ton
  • Passenger tires: $10.38 each
  • Refrigerators: $62.63 a ton plus $18.68 to remove the Freon (no evacuation fee with the door off)
  • Mulch: free

Once a month, city residents with a water bill dated within 30 days and ID get the tipping fee waived (not for tires, construction material, shingles, electronics or loads over 300 lbs).

Serves Roswell and Chaves County. Closed on city holidays and when winds reach 25 mph. The city's pages list different Saturday hours, so call before a Saturday trip.

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What it costs

ItemPrice
Residential minimum (first 300 lbs)$9.81
Additional weight, and all commercial loads$54.15 a ton
Residential brush and yard wasteFree (show ID)
Commercial or non-resident brush$25 a ton
Heavy loads (shingles, trunks 12 inches or more)$31.14 a ton
Clean fill$19.91 a ton
Tire: passenger / semi / with rim$10.38 / $31.14 / $51.90
Electronics (TVs, printers, hard drives)$54.15 a ton plus $1 a unit
Refrigerator$62.63 a ton plus $18.68 Freon removal
MulchFree

From the city's tipping fees for July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. More than 10 tires need a state tire manifest. Tarp every load.

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

Grappler pickup and the free monthly dump

Once a month, residents who bring a city water bill dated within 30 days and ID can have the tipping fee waived. It doesn't cover tires, construction material, shingles, electronics or loads over 300 pounds, and the load must fit in a pickup or on a 10-foot trailer.

For curbside bulky pickup, the grappler truck charges about $39 with tax for a quarter truckload, $83 for half, and $157 for a full truckload. Tires can't go in containers or out for the grappler; take them to the landfill. Elsewhere: metal to Roswell Recycle (1900 E. Poe St.), plastic bags to Albertsons, and lithium batteries to Home Depot or Target.

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Common questions

What are the Roswell landfill hours?
Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., plus Saturday mornings. City pages list different Saturday hours, so call (575) 624-6746 before going on a Saturday.
How much does it cost to dump in Roswell?
Residential loads are $9.81 for the first 300 pounds, then $54.15 a ton. Brush and yard waste are free for residents.
Can I dump for free in Roswell?
Once a month, city residents with a water bill dated within 30 days and ID get the tipping fee waived, for loads up to 300 pounds (not tires, construction material, shingles or electronics).
How much does Roswell charge for a refrigerator?
$62.63 a ton plus $18.68 to remove the Freon. Take the door off and there's no evacuation fee.
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