Butler County Landfill, Waste Connections Of NE Inc

Landfill

David City, NE

Facility details

Address
3588 R Road
David City, NE 68632
Phone
(402) 367-4662
Website
butlercountylandfill.com
Facility type
Landfill
County
Butler County
EPA Region
7
Data sources
EPA
Last verified
2026-10-09

EPA record

Listed in the EPA Facility Registry: 110070393611

Programs on file: OTAQREG OTAQREG10036671 · TSCA TSCA10072579

Interest types: ETHANOL FACILITY, TSCA SUBMITTER

EPA LMOP landfill data

Status
Open
Opened / Projected closure
1986 / 2025 (projected)
Ownership
Private · Waste Connections Inc. - Central Region
Waste in place
8,807,967 tons (as of 2022)
Annual acceptance
294,414 tons per year
Landfill gas collection
Yes
LFG energy project
Operational: Renewable Natural Gas (Vehicle Fuel)

Source: EPA LMOP, Sep 2024

About this facility

A municipal solid waste (MSW) landfill is an engineered disposal site where household, commercial and some construction waste is weighed in at a scale house, tipped, compacted and covered with soil or an approved alternative at the end of each operating day. Modern landfills are lined and monitored, and many capture landfill gas. Some landfills accept self-haul loads from residents and small businesses; others take only contracted hauler or commercial loads. Fees are usually charged by the ton or by the load. Hours, fees and accepted materials vary — call ahead.

Typically accepted at landfills

  • Household trash
  • Bulky items and furniture
  • Construction and demolition debris
  • Yard waste (at many sites)
  • Tires (often by appointment or for a fee)

Hours, fees and accepted materials vary by site — call ahead before hauling a load.

Nearby facilities

Nearest other landfill: Butler County Landfill Inc, David City — 0.1 mi

Area served

Serves Bruno, David City, Abie, Brainard, Linwood, Prague, Bellwood, Dwight, Weston, Rising City.

County context

One of 2 landfills in Butler County, NE.

ZIP 68632 population 3,877.

Nebraska solid-waste agency: Nebraska Department of Water, Energy and Environment (NDWEE)