There is no landfill in Champlin and none in Hennepin County, so a container from a Champlin job travels out to a construction and demolition outlet elsewhere in the metro. Those outlets are privately held, which is why we do not name one, and your account manager confirms the destination for your load before pickup.
The public site closest to Champlin is the Hennepin County Brooklyn Park drop-off facility at 8100 Jefferson Highway, Brooklyn Park, MN 55445, which the county owns and runs. It is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sunday and Monday and on seven named holidays, and the line for questions about accepted items is 612-348-3777.
What makes it worth knowing is what it refuses. The county's published not-accepted list includes garbage, asbestos, carpet, concrete or asphalt, construction materials, furniture, remodeling debris, wood, and yard and tree waste. It is for Hennepin County households only, proof of residency is required at the gate, and the county states that it will not take waste from commercial activity even where that waste was generated or stored at a house. It does take tires at $5 each, televisions, monitors and laptops at $10 each, large appliances at $15 each and mattresses at $25 each at the Brooklyn Park site, which is the cheapest route for exactly the items a container cannot carry.
So the division of labour on a Champlin project is usually clean: the roll-off takes the building debris, the county site takes the appliances, the electronics and the mattresses, and your account manager lines both up in the same conversation.