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Hot Spring County Solid Waste sits on AR-7 in Bismarck and handles everyday household trash, yard debris, and common recyclables for county residents and small local haulers. Locals drop off things from garage cleanouts to brush piles here.
Expect a fairly industrial, open lot with large roll-off containers and piles for different materials; bring a vehicle that can back up or be ready to unload from the curb. At county facilities like this there’s typically an entrance area with a booth and a scale, so pull up slowly and be prepared to stop more than once. Lines build on busy weekends and during spring cleanup, and parts of the site can be dusty or unpaved. Watch for signs that point to where different materials go, and sorting loads before arrival makes unloading faster.
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Before You Go
- Bring gloves, closed-toe shoes, and a tarp-loose debris and dusty loads get messy quickly.
- Sort recyclables, brush, and trash at home so unloading is quicker and less confusing on site.
- Try to visit early in the day on weekends or during spring cleanup to avoid long waits, and have someone with you for lifting bulky items.
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