North Platte is unusual among cities this size in running its own disposal facility, which makes the route for your debris very clear.
The City's Sanitation Division operates the North Platte Transfer Station and composting facility at 3320 W North Lake Road, North Platte, NE 69101, about seven miles south and west of town, west of the Lake Maloney Inlet. It is open from seven in the morning until four in the afternoon, Monday through Saturday, and closed on Sundays and City-observed holidays. The number there is 308-535-6710.
Loads are weighed, tipped and then transferred on to a licensed landfill near Ogallala, so your material leaves Lincoln County before it is buried. The facility also takes separated yard waste for composting, separated asphalt, concrete and brick rubble, lead-acid batteries, appliances, tires and used oil in one-gallon plastic containers.
Every load arriving there must be properly covered and secured, and one that is not is charged double. That rule is the practical reason the driver tarps before pulling out, and the reason we ask you not to load above the rail.
Household hazardous material from a North Platte or Lincoln County address goes somewhere else entirely, to the City's collection facility on North Sycamore, which opens on the second and fourth Thursday of each month and is for residents of the city and county only. It is not a destination for a container.
Your account manager confirms the receiving facility and the disposal charge before delivery.