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Lemoore Refuse Department is the town dump where locals drop off extra trash, yard clippings, and the stuff that won't fit at the curb. Residents and small haulers use it for cleanouts and weekend projects. It’s the practical place in town for getting rid of larger or overflow loads.
Drive up to the site on W Cinnamon Drive and follow the lane toward the entrance-there’s a small booth and a short lineup area for cars and trucks. Facilities like this often have a scale and a brief stop at the booth, so plan for a pause coming in and possibly again on the way out. The site looks rough: piles, compactors, and open tipping spots rather than anything fancy, and bigger trucks need more room to maneuver. Weekends, especially during spring yard cleanup, tend to be busiest and lines can form.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads and tarp trailers before leaving home; loose debris blows everywhere and makes the place messier than it already is.
- Sort organics (green waste) from regular trash if possible-many California sites separate those, so keep them in different piles or containers in the truck.
- Bring a pickup or trailer that can back up easily and leave room in the schedule for a short wait; weekdays are generally quieter than weekend mornings.
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