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Advanced Disposal Services in St. Petersburg is the local disposal site at 3050 110th Ave N where residents and local contractors drop off municipal and household loads. It's the kind of place busy year-round in Florida, especially when hurricane cleanup or spring yard trimming ramps up.
Drive up to a staffed entrance booth and be prepared to stop; most people pull up to the booth first to get directed. The property is large with open tipping areas and piles for different materials, and there's usually a scale to cross so vehicles are weighed on the way in or out. Yard debris is typically kept separate from general trash, and weekend afternoons tend to be the busiest times. Traffic flow through the site is usually one-way, so follow the signs and watch for trucks and loaders moving around.
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Before You Go
- Load items so they can be safely tossed off the truck or trailer without needing a crew to climb into the bed.
- Sort yard waste from mixed trash before getting to the gate; that saves time and reduces needing to move material around once inside.
- Allow extra time on weekends and after storms-lines back up and moving through the scale and tipping areas can take longer than expected.
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