The City of Wichita Falls Landfill on Wiley Road runs on a residency test, and passing it makes the trip free. If you live in Wichita Falls and the waste came from your primary residence, household and yard waste costs nothing to drop. You will need a valid ID plus an active utility account whose address matches the one on your ID — the account is doing the verifying, not the ID alone.
Fail that test and the landfill switches to per-ton pricing, split by material. Construction and demolition debris is $32.23 per ton. Organic material — grass clippings, tree limbs and similar yard debris — is cheaper at $20.71 per ton. That split is worth planning around: separating your limbs and clippings from your torn-out drywall before you weigh in can meaningfully change the bill on a mixed load.
The same rates apply whether you are a genuine non-resident or a Wichita Falls resident clearing out a rental, a second property or anything that is not your primary residence. The city draws that line deliberately, so a landlord hauling tenant leftovers should expect to pay.
Accepted material covers household waste, yard waste, construction and demolition material, and organics. This is the cheaper of the city's two disposal sites for anything charged by weight — the transfer station on Lawrence Road runs a considerably higher per-ton rate for non-primary-residence loads.
Rates and residency rules can change without notice, so confirm before you drive out.