Dekalb Dump Hours

Find the Dekalb Dump Hours and More

Are you a resident of Dekalb County looking for information on the dump hours? Look no further! In this article, we will provide you with all the details you need to know about the Dekalb dump, including its hours of operation, fees, and what types of waste are accepted.

Dekalb County Landfill Information

• Address: 4203 Clevemont Road, Ellenwood, GA 30294
• Phone: (404) 687-4040
• Hours of Operation:
  • Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Closed on all DeKalb County government-observed holidays

Fees

The fees for using the Dekalb dump vary depending on the type of waste you are disposing of. Here is a breakdown of the fees:

• Garbage, furniture, yard trimmings, and construction and demolition material:
  • Up to 999 lbs. – $48.00
  • Over 1,000 lbs. – prorated at $95.00 per ton
• Animals:
  • Securing and preparing the landfill burial site – $200.00
  • Animals (from DeKalb residents) – $25.00
  • Animals (non-DeKalb County residents) – $100.00
• Appliances and all items with Freon – $48 per item
• Personal vehicle tires (no commercial vehicle tires; up to 10 tires per visit) – $10 per tire

Types of Waste Accepted

The Dekalb dump accepts a wide variety of waste materials, including:

• Garbage
• Yard trimmings
• Furniture
• Appliances
• Construction and demolition material
• Personal vehicle tires
• Small dead domestic animals

Types of Waste Not Accepted

The Dekalb dump does not accept the following types of waste:

• Hazardous materials (corrosive materials, explosive materials, inflammable materials, or dangerous materials of any kind)
• Liquids (including old paint, used motor oil, etc.)
• Lead-acid batteries
• Feces
• Old tires generated through a commercial operation

Additional Information

• Residents of Dekalb County or licensed DeKalb County businesses can use the Landfill.
• To prove residency, you will need to have a DeKalb County vehicle registration sticker on your tag, a DeKalb County address on your driver’s license, or a DeKalb County government invoice (such as a water bill or tax assessment).
• There is a drop-off area with specially marked containers where residents can drop off recyclable materials.
• For more information, please visit the Dekalb County website: https://dekalbcountyga.gov/sanitation/seminole-road-landfill