Owasso runs two separate channels, and knowing which one your job sits in explains most of the quote.
Household material and ordinary recycling go through the City's own site. The Owasso Recycling Center and Disposal Station on South Main takes bagged household trash by the load, plus aluminum cans, lead-acid and rechargeable batteries, cooking oil, fluorescent bulbs, passenger tires without rims, scrap metal and used motor oil. It is priced by the size of what you bring, from a single bag up through a pickup bed and on to a stacked double-axle trailer, which makes it a genuine comparison point if your job is small. Because that schedule carries no effective date, ask the station staff for the current figures rather than relying on anything written down elsewhere.
Construction debris is the other channel and it does not go there. The station turns away rock, sand, cement and yard waste, so clean concrete, soil, brick and brush from a renovation need a different destination. Containers filled in Owasso generally travel south into the wider Tulsa County disposal network, and the haul distance is part of what you see on the quote.
We do not print a receiving address for construction loads out of Owasso, because the nearest site that takes them is privately run and we will not publish a company's details as though they were a public service. Your account manager will tell you exactly where your load is going, and what the disposal charge is, before the truck is scheduled.