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Orlando dump fees: Orange County’s landfill and transfer stations
The calculator is set on Orange County with a 700 lb load. Switch to Miami-Dade or Jacksonville to compare Florida’s other public sites.
Independent site, not a waste hauler or a landfill operator.
At Orange County Landfill, Porter and McLeod Road transfer stations, Orlando, FL
$19.74
11th cheapest of the 24 public sites we priced for this load.
| Load: 0.35 tons at $56.40 a ton | $19.74 |
| Total | $19.74 |
Orange County Utilities, Solid Waste (public), price list effective October 1, 2026, checked on November 7, 2026 on the official page. Class I garbage $56.40 a ton at the landfill and both transfer stations.
Same load at other public sites in Florida
- Trail Ridge Landfill (Jacksonville)$10.61
- North Dade and South Dade landfills, Resources Recovery Facility (Miami)$41.83
For comparison only: the cheapest sites in other states
- 27th Avenue and North Gateway transfer stations (Phoenix, AZ)$0 for residentsFree only for: Phoenix residents who pay for full city trash service: one load up to a ton, once a month.
- Washington County landfill (St. George, UT)$0 for residentsFree only for: Washington County residents: one load under a ton a month.
- South Wake Landfill (Raleigh, NC)$12.95
- Franklin County Sanitary Landfill (Columbus, OH)$13.91
- Badlands, Blythe, Lamb Canyon and El Sobrante landfills (Riverside–San Bernardino, CA)$15.70
- Greater El Paso Landfill (El Paso, TX)from $16
Orange County Utilities runs the Orange County Landfill and two transfer stations, Porter and McLeod Road, and under the rates effective October 1, 2026 all three charge $56.40 a ton for Class I household garbage, with a $10 minimum. A light pickup load therefore costs little more than the minimum. Yard waste is $48.70 a ton at the landfill, but pays the garbage rate at a transfer station. Class III material, meaning construction debris, furniture and clean fill, goes to the landfill only, at $42.70 a ton. Passenger tires are $3 each up to 8. Elsewhere in Florida the spread is wide: Miami-Dade charges $119.51 a ton to non-contract customers, while Jacksonville’s Trail Ridge Landfill lists $30.30 a ton, with a one-dollar charge for the first 500 lbs.
Fee schedules read and sums checked by Radif Partners · Editorial policy · How the fees are read and priced
Orange County, from October 1, 2026
| Line of the price list | Fee |
|---|---|
| Trash, per ton | $56.40 |
| Minimum charge (the least any load pays) | $10 |
| Yard waste | $48.70 a ton, $10 minimum |
| Construction debris (Class III: construction and demolition debris, furniture, clean fill; landfill only) | $42.70 a ton |
| Passenger tire | $3 each, 8 at most |
Orange County charges the same garbage rate at the landfill and at the transfer stations, so the nearest site is the right one for ordinary trash. The landfill is the only one of the three that takes construction debris and furniture at the Class III rate and yard waste at its own rate, so for those loads the drive may be worth it. More than eight tires, or truck tires, are charged by the ton at a much higher rate.
Miami-Dade County
| Line of the price list | Fee |
|---|---|
| Trash, per ton | $119.51 |
Miami-Dade’s rate is the highest of the Florida schedules we read, and its contract rate is reserved for permitted haulers and cities. Waste tires are charged by the ton.
Jacksonville, Trail Ridge
| Line of the price list | Fee |
|---|---|
| Load up to 500 lbs | $1 |
| Trash, per ton | $30.30 |
| Yard waste | $25 a ton |
| Passenger tire | $1.50 each |
| Appliance with refrigerant | $20 each |