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Sevier Co Solid Waste sits at 796 Piney Rd in De Queen and handles household trash, yard debris and recyclables for local residents and small haulers. Folks bring everything from bagged garbage to full truckloads during cleanup season. It’s the county solid waste site for getting rid of items that won’t fit at the curb.
Pull in off Piney Road and be prepared to stop at a scale and an entrance booth; many sites charge by weight so another stop on the way out is common. The yard looks industrial-piles of material, containers and heavy equipment are visible from the drive, and there are different areas for recyclables, yard waste and general trash. Expect trucks, trailers and pickups, with lines building up on weekend mornings and during spring cleanup. Give yourself a few extra minutes to sort or secure items before getting out of the vehicle so the drop-off moves quicker.
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Before You Go
- Tie down and cover loose material-lightweight debris can scatter and slow down unloading.
- Have help or straps ready for large, awkward items; getting mattresses or furniture out of a truck bed takes longer than it looks.
- Avoid weekend mornings in spring and fall if possible; those are the busiest times and waits get long.
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