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City offers Free Landfill Day for OKC residential trash customers on Saturday, May 17

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City offers Free Landfill Day for OKC residential trash customers on Saturday, May 17

05/13/2025

Oklahoma City's residential trash customers can clear out their clutter and dispose of big junk or landscape debris during Free Landfill Day on Saturday, May 17.

Customers may drop off their items between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the following participating landfills.

East Oak Landfill – 3201 Mosley Road (NE 36th Street, east of Sooner Road, south side of street)
Oklahoma City Landfill – 7001 S. Bryant Ave.
Oklahoma City Waste Disposal, Inc. – 7600 SW 15th St.
Northeast Landfill – 2601 N. Midwest Blvd. Spencer, OK
(only construction and demolition materials at this landfill)

Customers must present a photo ID along with an original, current Oklahoma City Utilities bill (no photocopies accepted), or they may pull up a copy of their bill using the My OKC Utilities app on their smartphone or other mobile device.

Each residential household may drop off one load of household waste using a passenger vehicle or truck up to a one-ton and one trailer up to 16-feet long. Commercial waste haulers are not allowed.

All regular bulky waste rules apply to Free Landfill Day. Landfills will not accept tires, toxins, electronic waste, appliances containing Freon or other refrigerants, and household hazardous waste, such as car batteries, oil, propane tanks, and pool chemicals.

For more information about Free Landfill Day, call Utilities Customer Service at (405) 297-2833 or visit okc.gov/utilities.

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