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A-G-L Solid Waste Disposal is the local solid waste facility serving Ashland and surrounding areas. Folks drop off household trash, yard clippings and recyclables here; it's the kind of place used by homeowners, lawn crews and small businesses in town.
The property sits off Land Fill Rd with a visible entrance and an intake booth where vehicles pull up to get directions; larger trucks and trailers have room to maneuver. There’s open tipping areas and piles for different types of material, and recycling bins are typically grouped near the front of the site. Expect to drive slowly through the gate, follow traffic flow past the booth, and then circle to the appropriate drop-off point depending on what is being unloaded.
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Before You Go
- Bring items already separated as much as possible - mixed loads take longer to sort at the drop-off point.
- Have proof of residency or any required paperwork handy if needed by the county; it saves time at the booth.
- Tie down loose loads and cover light materials - windy days can make unloading messy and slower.
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