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Where to dump paint in Montana

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These facilities list this item as accepted, accepted with a fee, or limited. Item fees may be added to normal load charges.

Last verified: Nov 5, 2026 · Official sources ↓

Dried-out latex paint can often go in the trash. Oil-based paint goes to a household hazardous waste site.

Within each county, free and lower listed item prices come first. Check resident eligibility before choosing a free option.

Billings Regional Landfill ↗
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Open to the public · Billings
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Flathead County Landfill ↗
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Open to the public · Kalispell
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Lake County Transfer Station ↗
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Open to the public · Polson
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Victor Transfer Station ↗
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Open to the public · Victor
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Liquid paint must be dried or solid.

Beaverhead County Landfill ↗
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Residents only · Dillon
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Old paint accepted in containers 5 gallons or less.

Butte-Silver Bow Landfill ↗
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Access: call to confirm · Butte
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Liquid paint must be dried with sand or kitty litter.

Jefferson County Solid Waste Transfer (Basin) ↗
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Residents only · Basin
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Last verified: Nov 5, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.