York Area Solid Waste Agency
The York Area Solid Waste Agency is jointly owned by York County and the City of York. The City Public Works Department operates the site. The disposal site serves the City of York, York County communities, and some adjacent counties and communities. It has an estimated life of 80 years. Site facilities include landfill, transfer station, equipment storage building, construction and demolition disposal. User fees finance the solid waste disposal operation. User fees are weight-based per ton with all material weighed over state-approved scales. The Operations Superintendent can make provisions for no-charge concrete debris disposal at a different site.
Operating Hours:
M-F 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:00 a.m. – noon
Sundays & Holidays: Closed
Closed Holidays:
New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas
Office Number (402) 363-2690

Physical Address
Landfill
1214 Road 15
York, NE 68467
Mailing Address
Public Works Office
100 E 4th St
P.O. Box 507
York, NE 68467
Conveyances not removed from site by closing are subject to charge of $80/hour levied incrementally.
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Fees & Surcharges
effective October 1, 2026
All material is weighed at the Receiving Center
Per Ton
Minimum Charge – $20.00
MSW/Landfill Disposal – $73.00/ton
Tree/Yard Waste – $48.00/ton
Construction/Demo – $58.00/ton
Concrete/dirt/brick – $15.00/ton
Surcharge
Tires smaller than 17 inches – $10.00 ea
Tires smaller than 17 inches with Rim – $25.00 ea
Tires 18 to 24 inches – $15.00 ea
Tires 18 to 24 inches with Rim – $35.00 ea
Tires 25 inches or larger – $30.00 ea
Tires 25 inches or larger with Rim – $80.00 ea
Large appliances – $15.00 ea
Special Waste – $146.00 ton
Mattress & Box Spring Surcharge – $20.00 ea
Special Landfill Items
Items accepted at landfill, but must be separated from general trash:
- Used Oil (Tuesdays 9:30–11:30 am; Thursdays 1:30–3:30 pm; Saturdays 10:00 am–3:00 pm)
- Appliances
- Tree yard waste
Items not accepted at landfill:
- Batteries
- Wet paint
- Liquids
- Chemicals
- Solvents
- Hazardous waste
- Asbestos
All chemical containers must be triple rinsed.
Barrels must be empty, rinsed, and have one end cut out.