Credit Cards Now Accepted at the Bishop Sunland and Lone Pine Landfills
June 5, 2026

Credit Cards Now Accepted at the Bishop Sunland and Lone Pine Landfills


Inyo County residents now have an easier way to take care of their disposal needs. The Bishop Sunland Landfill and the Lone Pine Landfill currently accept both cash and credit card payments, making transactions faster and more convenient for customers.


Despite these service upgrades, landfill rates will remain at their existing low, affordable prices.


As always, Inyo County reminds residents: don't forget to recycle. "Our landfill space is limited, and by recycling properly we can preserve that space and manage our waste responsibly for years to come," a spokesperson said.


For more information, please contact Inyo County Public Works at (760) 873-7191 or visit the Recycling and Waste Management webpage at https://www.inyocounty.us/services/solid-waste. https://sierrawave.net/credit-cards-now-accepted-at-the-bishop-sunland-and-lone-pine-landfills/

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