Kenner loads go to the Jefferson Parish landfill at 5800 Highway 90 West in Waggaman, which takes calls on 504-436-0152 and runs 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 6 a.m. to noon on Sunday. The parish owns the site but describes a contractor as delivering the service there, and the scales sit at a contractor facility next door, so the operator is a company rather than the parish and the site is named here by address only.
Two details from the parish's own landfill page change how a Kenner job is booked.
First, commercial vehicles and truck-and-trailer combinations are generally limited to a maximum overall length of 35 feet. A large container on a long trailer can exceed that, so the destination for a 30 or 40-yard load needs settling before the order is confirmed.
Second, the parish is explicit that a remodel, a new build, or any rental property that is not the hauler's own primary residence counts as commercial property and pays commercial disposal charges, even where a homeowner is doing the hauling. There is no residential rate hiding behind a home address on a renovation.
The parish's three trash drop-off sites are not an alternative. They are free only to residents of the unincorporated parish and Jean Lafitte, Kenner users pay a published fee, debris has to be unloaded by hand, and the parish states the sites cannot accommodate dump trailers and will direct trailer loads to a landfill instead.
Your account manager confirms the destination and the charges before delivery day.