Oklahoma Landfills, Transfer Stations & Dumps
Where to dump in Oklahoma, city by city and county by county, with the real hours, fees and permit rules from each operator's own pages. The finder shows 91 landfills, transfer stations and collection centers from the state Department of Environmental Quality's list; the places below are checked by hand.
Oklahoma cities and counties
How disposal works in Oklahoma
Most big Oklahoma cities don't run a landfill of their own. Oklahoma City holds two Free Landfill Days a year at four private landfills, Muskogee holds Free Dump Days for water customers, and Enid gives residents 12 free landfill trips a year. Lawton's refuse fee covers a free landfill visit once a quarter.
Where you pay, city transfer stations keep it cheap for residents: $13 up to 600 pounds in Norman and $7 to $28 a load in Edmond, against a $55 minimum at the Tulsa Indoor Dump. Several sites take cards only (Tulsa Indoor Dump, American Environmental Landfill, Edmond). Oklahoma has no state landfill ban on car batteries or tires, but tires can only go to permitted sites.
We're writing Oklahoma up place by place: 10 are live, and our guide to what it costs to dump in Oklahoma puts their rates side by side. The finder covers every open landfill, transfer station and collection center on the state's list.