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Hot Springs County Solid Waste on US-67 in Malvern is the county place for household trash, yard debris, and recyclables - residents and small haulers use it. Expect a straightforward county transfer station setup that handles everyday drop-offs and the bigger cleanout loads.
Drive in from US-67 and look for the main entrance; many county facilities have a booth and a scale area where fees are collected and often charged by weight. Pull up slowly and be prepared to stop briefly before moving to the unloading areas. Recycling bins and yard‑waste piles are commonly grouped to one side while general trash goes to larger roll‑off or pit areas. Weekends and spring cleanup time tend to be the busiest, so lines can form and waits are not unusual.
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Before You Go
- Cover and tie down loose loads so debris doesn’t blow out on the highway or the lot; tarps and bungees save time and trouble.
- Separate recyclables and yard waste from regular trash before getting to the gate so unloading is quicker and less confusing.
- Wear gloves and sturdy shoes and bring a friend for heavy items - the ground is often gravel and moving bulky stuff is easier with help.
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