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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIETLY
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As directed by the
Board of McKenzie County Commissioner’s we will implement proactive steps to
ensure the safety of our customers and staff by limiting public
access into the landfill main office. These steps will ensure that we adhere to
the “Social Distancing” measures recommended by the CDC. This is a highly fluid
situation and these steps may change without notice.
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Charge account receipts will be
E-mailed at the end of each business day to the addresses that we currently
have on file. Please provide a valid, working E-mail address if the one we
currently have on file will not work.
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Cash / Check Customers are now able to enter the main office to make their payments.
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Credit Card Customers now have the option to pay on the scale or enter the main office. Receipts will no longer be brought out to the vehicles on the scale.
The number to call is 701.586.3445.
The scale operator will give detailed
direction(s) on how to proceed when you come onto the inbound scale. When you
drive onto the outbound scale please turn your vehicle off so the scale
operator can communicate with you.
I have directed my team
to stay in their machines. Should someone need help rolling loads or removing
prohibited waste they will do it with the machinery. We will no longer be on
the ground pulling things out of the open trash that never should have come
here in the first place.
These are steps taken
by the McKenzie County Landfill to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus as
we are more at risk of exposure due to the trash / waste that we deal with
every day.
We plan on remaining
open and completely operational in the coming weeks.
We appreciate your
understanding and patience as we navigate through these unprecedented changes. Any
questions or concerns can be sent to me direct at the following,
Regards,
Richard W. (Rick)
Schreiber
McKenzie Co. Solid
Waste Management Dept.
(701) 586-3445
rschreiber@co.mckenzie.nd.us
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Closed July 3, 2020 for Independence Day
Welcome to the McKenzie County Landfill.
Location:
13240 25th St. NW
Arnegard, ND 58835
Mailing and Billing:
ATTN: Landfill
1300 12th St SE
Suite 245
Watford City, ND 58854
The McKenzie County Landfill is located 6 miles west of Watford City on Hwy. 85 then 2 miles south on 132nd Ave NW, turn west on 25th St and you will see the yellow gates on your left.
No Hunting or Trespassing in the McKenzie County Landfill
Notice: All customers are required to follow State and Federal dumping regulations, failure to follow State and Federal dumping regulations can result in fines assessed.
Hours of Operation:
7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday
Closed: Weekends and Holidays
No loads will be accepted after 5:00.
Slow down while you are driving around the facility. There are many moving machines and people walking around. You will receive a $25 fee if you set off the speed alarms.
The posted speed in the facility is 10 mph and 3 mph on the scale.
Battery Disposal Special Reminder
Please do not dispose of any Lithium Batteries in your regular household garbage.
This includes, but not limited to, car batteries, phone batteries, equipment batteries, any rechargeable electronic battery, and handheld power tool batteries.
When batteries come into the landfill mixed with garbage they tend to start small fires. Our staff is trained to notice the starting signs of fires in order to safely put them out before needed emergency personnel.
We take Lithium Batteries FREE of charge during normal business hours. Please help us maintain a safe environment and properly dispose of Lithium Batteries.
We have partnered with Call2Recycle in the hopes of providing the community a responsible way to recycle their rechargeable batteries! We currently have recycling boxes set up at the following locations;
McKenzie County Landfill
McKenzie County Courthouse
McKenzie County Library
McKenzie County Law Enforcement Center
Please bring your wet-cell batteries to the Landfill or give us a call to talk about how to dispose of them properly. Wet-cell batteries are the batteries that sound like they have water in them if you shake them.