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A-G-L Solid Waste Disposal is the local spot in Ashland for household trash, yard debris and some recycling-type drops. Folks from around Clay County swing by with pickup loads, trailers or bags when clearing out a yard or garage.
Drive up the short access road and you’ll see a small entrance booth and a place to pull off near a scale; this kind of facility usually charges by weight so plan for a quick stop on the way out. Recycling bins tend to sit off to one side and piles of brush or bulk items are visible beyond the main drop area. It’s a working, utilitarian site - gravel drives, compacted dirt, and a few marked areas for different kinds of drops. Weekends fill up fastest, especially during spring cleanup, so lines can form at the entrance.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps before coming so nothing blows out while driving through town.
- Bring a truck or trailer that’s easy to back up; the drop areas are simple but maneuvering space can be tight.
- Sort recyclables and yard debris at home into separate piles to speed things along once you get to the drop zones.
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