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(860) 638-4850Small, practical spot for dropping off recyclables and keeping bulky stuff out of the trash, used mostly by Middletown residents. Located off Johnson Street, the place sees a steady flow from town pickup and folks doing home cleanouts. Expect a working, no-frills municipal setup rather than a shiny private depot.
Drive up the lane and there’s usually a booth near the entrance where vehicles pause to check in; bring whatever town permit or ID is required by Connecticut towns. The recycling bins and separate containers are grouped to the right after the entrance, while larger items and metal drop-offs sit farther back-be ready to walk a short distance. A scale is common at these kinds of centers, so plan for a quick stop again on the way out. Weekend and spring-cleanup traffic can make lines form, so space for a short wait is a realistic expectation.
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