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Hot Spring County Solid Waste in Bismarck is the local spot for household trash, yard debris, and whatever recycling the county accepts. Locals and small haulers use it when cleaning out a shed or doing yard work.
Drive in off AR-128 and head toward a small entrance area with a booth and traffic lanes; pull up to the booth area to check in before moving on. From there, follow the signs or arrows to the recycling bins, yard waste piles, or roll-off containers-recycling bins are often off to one side while larger dumpsters sit farther inside the site. The place is best described as practical and workmanlike: gravel or paved drive lanes, a few large containers, and trucks coming and going. Weekends-especially spring cleanup-tend to get busy, so expect a line at peak times.
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Before You Go
- Bring straps or a tarp and secure loose material on trailers; windy roads around here will scatter a load fast.
- Sort recyclables and garbage before getting out of the vehicle so unloading goes quicker and fewer trips across the yard of containers are needed.
- Try to come early on a weekday or before mid-afternoon on weekends to avoid the longest lines during spring and fall cleanups.
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