Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Read more →Lebanon Transfer Station is the town's place to drop off household refuse and recyclables; local residents and people from neighboring towns use it when they don't want to haul trash out of town. It compacts material on site and then trucks it out to a landfill elsewhere, so trips here are usually shorter than driving to a distant dump.
A small entrance booth and a gated drive are visible from the road; expect to pull up to the booth for a quick check before being sent through. Vehicles usually cross a scale and then are directed toward the tipping area or recycling bays and compactors. The site looks industrial - concrete pads, large containers, and compacting equipment - with traffic flow one way for drop-offs. Weekends and spring cleanup days tend to have the longest lines, so plan around that if possible.
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