Olinda Alpha Landfill

If you bring clean land they don't charge you. 800 pounds of trash whatever they charge you $$$ 40

If it's 2000 pounds of clean soil, there will be no charge as long as it's coming from Orange County. If it's deemed "not clean", the rate will be $59.05 per ton. They will not accept any out-of-county waste.

Yes of course

Only residents from orange county can dump there. Since chino hills is in San Bernardino, they won't allow you. They ask for your driver's license to confirm address

Yes

Doyouguys take asphalt

Anything under 880 pounds and you can fit into a pick up truck, $20.00. If you can squeeze it in a car $5.00. Over 880 pounds it's $57.50 a ton.

Of course. Been there many times!

I think so

Don't think so just appliances

No, there is a charge based on either weight or vehicle size.

Yes

Currently prices are set at $60.50 per ton of (easy to handle trash) And $65.50 per ton of (Hard to handle trash)

No with his driver license. He needs a work order or proof of address from orange county.

Yes

Yes they accept shingles

You can dump dirt with rock but you will have to pay as trash waste if it's clean and free of rocks it is much less perhaps even free

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes sir!!

Lol. Not sure of the specifics. Maybe $30

Yes, as long as it's coming from an Orange County location.

Yes you can throw anything out here

Yes. The scale house will ask for proof of where the trash is coming from or residency.

Car, SUV or passenger van is $5 as long as all the trash fits inside the vehicle. Otherwise it counts as a truck. Truck or commercial van 880 lbs or under is $20 or $25 for the load. Current rate for over 880 lbs is $59.05 per ton.

No. TVs are e-waste and need to be disposed of properly. Take it to one of the four Household Hazardous Waste Collection Centers in the county. Drop-off is free for OC residents.

Yes but not treated wood

Clean Earth secures free

Questions here are answered by Google's volunteer local guides. You should contact the landfill administration directly.

Yes they take Asphalt. They don't take tires, treated lumber, chemical, or TVS

Yes, they will, but you may want to consider a metal salvage. They will pay you for the metal instead of you paying the landfill. Plus, it gets recyled instead of being buried in the ground. Your choice.

From the website: The landfill has enough projected capacity to serve residents and businesses until 2030.

The landfill is open during the rain, they just won't take soil while the ground is wet.

Yes it's only closed on Sundays

There are hugh bulldozers that take the waste and immediately begin to spread it out and compact it. Jake is correct, it gets buried fairly quickly and every night they spread clean fill dirt out over the top of the area that they worked/dumped on that day. They would not let you go wandering around, with all the bulldozers, it would be dangerous and a liability.

Yes. Just not leaded glass such as from TV sets.

Car, SUV or passenger van is $5 as long as all the trash fits inside the vehicle. Otherwise it counts as a truck. Truck or commercial van 880 lbs or under is $20 or $25 for the load. Current rate for over 880 lbs is $58.18 per ton.

Yes, as long as they have no batteries. If they do, remove and dispose of the batteries properly, then you can take the devices to the landfill.

Any Orange County location can.

Proof that the tash is coming from Orange County, a vehicle to transport the trash, and payment in the form of cash or check.

It is a public landfill, open to Orange County only.

Under 5 cubic yards of CLEAN dirt is free.

Yes, as long as it contains no asbestos.

No tires of any kind.

Yes, But, it is better if you separate the asphalt, if you have only clean asphalt it is free to disposal. And clean dirt. I always let my customers know that if they separate the clean dirt, they will save good money. The Disposal fees are applied by the weight.

It's cash or check. No plastic.

Yes, as long as it's coming from Orange County. Car, SUV or passenger van is $5 as long as all the trash fits inside the vehicle. Otherwise it counts as a truck. Truck or commercial van 880 lbs or under is $20 or $25 for the load. Current rate for over 880 lbs is $57.50 per ton.

You can in small residential amounts. Call their number to be sure.

May l. Throw. Branches. Of trees

Yes you can bring furniture. For extra large items over six feet in length you may be charged a hard to handle fee. However, your regular hauler will probably pick it up from your home for free as part of your regular service if you call and ask in advance.

Yes, as long as it's coming from Orange County. You can also call a metal recycler. They may take it and pay you for the metal instead of you paying the landfill. As an added bonus, it gets recyled instead of being buried in the ground.

Microwaves, no. Most other appliances, yes. Microwaves are considered hazardous waste. You can however take it all to a metal recycler. They'll pay you for the metal instead of you paying the landfill. As an added bonus, it gets recyled instead of being buried in dirt.

"The landfill has enough projected capacity to serve residents and businesses until 2030." - from the landfill's website.

As long as it's coming from an Orange County city, and doesn't contain asbestos, you can.

During heavy rain or shortly after. A lot of the traffic is from trucks hauling soil. The landfill doesn't accept soil while the ground is wet. Any other time, it's busy.