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Montana · EPA data, last checked October 28, 2026

Dumps, landfills & transfer stations in Montana

132 sites where you can drop off trash, construction debris, yard waste, tires, electronics or hazardous waste in Montana. Search your ZIP for the closest, or browse 74 landfills and transfer stations by county.

Landfills & transfer stations in Montana by county

74 sites · most in Forsyth (3), Butte (3), Hardin (2). Sites that only recycle (10 C&D recycling, 1 hazardous waste, 14 electronics, 5 tires, 23 scrap metal, 21 yard waste) are on the map and in the search.

Beaverhead County 1 site

Big Horn County 2 sites

Broadwater County 2 sites

Carter County 1 site

Cascade County 3 sites

Custer County 1 site

Daniels County 1 site

Dawson County 1 site

Deer Lodge County 1 site

Fallon County 1 site

Fergus County 1 site

Flathead County 2 sites

Gallatin County 3 sites

Garfield County 1 site

Hill County 1 site

Jefferson County 4 sites

Lake County 1 site

Lewis and Clark County 5 sites

Liberty County 1 site

Lincoln County 4 sites

Meagher County 2 sites

Mineral County 1 site

Missoula County 2 sites

Musselshell County 1 site

Park County 2 sites

Phillips County 1 site

Pondera County 3 sites

Powder River County 1 site

Powell County 1 site

Ravalli County 1 site

Richland County 3 sites

Roosevelt County 3 sites

Rosebud County 3 sites

Sanders County 2 sites

Sheridan County 1 site

Silver Bow County 3 sites

Stillwater County 1 site

Sweet Grass County 1 site

Teton County 1 site

Toole County 1 site

Valley County 1 site

Yellowstone County 2 sites

Map of all 132 sites in Montana


Interactive map of 132 sites

Pins use the coordinates in the EPA records. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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What to do with special items

Facility data: EPA Disaster Debris Recovery Tool (DDRT) (downloaded October 28, 2026; EPA Data License) and EPA Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP) landfill data, which we use to drop landfills LMOP lists as closed. Each listing names the state or national source EPA compiled it from and that record's date where given. Search uses U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Gazetteer centroids. Last checked October 28, 2026.

Rules and fees change, and not every site takes the public. Listings come from EPA and state agency records, not from the operators. Some sites accept only commercial haulers, residents, or certain materials, and hours change with holidays and weather. Call or check the operator's official page before you load the truck. Dumpster Price Map is independent and not affiliated with any facility or government agency. Spot an error? Tell us.

Montana dump FAQ

How many landfills are there in Montana?

EPA's data lists 60 household-trash (MSW) landfills and 24 construction and demolition debris landfills in Montana that LMOP doesn't report as closed, plus 25 transfer stations.

Where can I dump trash in Montana?

Use the ZIP search or the county list on this page. Montana's 74 landfills and transfer stations are grouped by county with phone numbers. Call the site or the county solid waste office to confirm who can use it, hours and fees.

Where do I take paint, electronics or tires in Montana?

EPA's data lists 12 household hazardous waste sites, 19 electronics recyclers and 26 tire sites in Montana. Choose the type in the search box to find the closest one.

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