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Hunter Ferrell Landfill Scalehouse and Administration Complex

The Hunter Ferrell Landfill Scalehouse and Administration Complex serves as the operational hub for the Irving's waste management services. Equipped with state-of-the-art scales and tracking technology, the scalehouse ensures precise measurement and reporting of waste intake, enhancing efficiency and transparency. On average, the facility processes approximately 300,000 tons of waste annually.

General Rules

  1. Only waste generated within the City of Irving is allowed.
  2. Proof of residency from either a driver’s license and a current water bill (the address must match), is required upon entry.
  3. Salvaging is not allowed.
  4. Individuals are responsible for unloading their waste materials at the designated area. Individuals not unloading waste, especially children, should remain in the car.
  5. Vehicles immobilized or left unattended will be towed at the owner’s expense.


Landfill Fees

Effective Oct. 1, 2021, the City of Irving’s Solid Waste Services Department assesses tipping fees to all customers using the Hunter Ferrell Landfill for disposal purposes. The tipping fee is $48 per ton and is charged at a rate of $12 for every 500 pounds (quarter-ton).


Prohibited

  1. Chemicals or flammable materials (i.e. gasoline, household cleaners, pool chemicals, etc.) or any waste that is considered hazardous, unidentifiable or questionable cannot be disposed of at the landfill. 
  2. Dallas County residents should call the Home Chemical Collection Center at (214) 553-1765 for more information on how to properly dispose of household hazardous materials. Irving residents also can dispose of household hazardous waste during special collection days throughout the year.

Special Handling

  1. Roofing materials are accepted from residents in vehicles, as described under the fees/charges section. Residents with roofing materials must have a roofing permit with the name and address matching their driver's license.
  2. Household paint must be put in sealed containers, preferably original container, not larger than 5 gallons in size. No more than 5 gallons at any one time.


Separate for Recycling

  1. Used motor oil must be put in a container less than one gallon in size with a secure lid or cap. No more than 5 gallons at any one time.
  2. Automotive tires must be from a passenger car or light truck, only. If more than 5 tires are included in a load, a fee of $5 per tire will be assessed.
  3. Lead acid automotive batteries should be from a passenger car or light truck, only. No more than three at any one time.
  4. Appliances and metal materials are recycled at the landfill and must be separated from other waste. The vehicle fees stated above still apply.


Free Daily Drop-Off Service

Irving residents have free access to drop off limited items weighing less than 150 pounds at the Hunter Ferrell Landfill. To access the landfill for free, residents must provide identification (drivers license, state identification card, etc.) and an Irving utility bill with a matching address.


During regular landfill hours, residents can bring the following items for disposal for no additional fee:

  1. Household trash weighing less than 150 pounds
  2. Loose leaves (not contaminated)
  3. Loose grass clipping (not contaminated)
  4. Clean brush (not contaminated)
  5. Recyclable materials (not contaminated)
  6. Dirt, brick, gravel, etc. (not contaminated)


Standard landfill fees apply to construction and demolition debris. Leaves, grass clippings, brush, recyclables and other accepted items must be separated and not contain other materials or trash.



Frequently Asked Questions

Can we put plastic grocery bags, like those used at the checkout to sack our groceries, in our weekly blue recycling bag?

Is it OK to put food waste in the recycling blue bag, or should we wash plastic containers, such as yogurt containers, before putting them in the blue bag?

Can we put styrofoam in the blue bag?

Can food-contaminated paper or styrofoam plates, napkins and paper towels be recycled?

Location + Hours

Hunter Ferrell Landfill Scalehouse + Administration Complex

110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road

Irving, TX 75060


P: (972) 721-8059


Operating Hours:

  1. 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturday
  2. Closed Sunday, city-designated holidays and unsafe precipitation conditions


Senior Discount

P: (972) 721-2411


Waste Collection Division

P: (972) 721-2232


Waste Disposal Division

P: (972) 721-7322

Environmental Responsibility

Sustainability is at the forefront of Irving’s landfill operations and the Hunter Ferrell Landfill's many environmental safeguards are a testament to that:


Liner and Leachate Collection Systems protect groundwater and surrounding ecosystems.


Gas Collection and Control System reduces methane emissions by capturing landfill gas for potential energy recovery.


Stormwater Management Infrastructure prevents runoff contamination.


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