The Itasca landfill sits on FM 66 south-east of the town, in Hill County, and takes municipal solid waste from a wide stretch of the Waxahachie to Hillsboro corridor. It is operated by Republic Services and, like the company's other Texas sites, it has no page of its own on the operator's website — Republic runs a JavaScript locator rather than publishing facility pages, so there is nothing there to read.

That leaves us without a rate we are prepared to print. The figure previously carried on this page came from a statewide regulatory list, which tells you a landfill exists and holds a permit but says nothing whatever about what it charges at the gate. We have removed it. There is no published minimum, no published per-ton price and no published payment method for this site that we can verify today.

Self-haul customers at a commercial landfill of this size should expect a weighbridge, a minimum charge that can be surprisingly high for a small load, and a requirement to wear a high-visibility vest and hard hat when out of the vehicle — but expecting is not the same as confirming, so ring ahead and ask for the current minimum before you commit to the drive.

If your load is ordinary household rubbish and you live in one of the surrounding towns, it is worth checking your own city's arrangements first. Municipal sites in this part of Texas frequently give residents a free or heavily discounted monthly allowance that a commercial landfill will not match.