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Waste Facility
A.C.M.S. Inc.
A.C.M.S. Inc., 835 CR 529, Lake Panasoffkee, 33585, Florida
A.C.M.S. Inc. on CR 529 is the local disposal yard folks from Lake Panasoffkee and nearby areas use to drop off household and bulk trash. It’s a working, industrial-feeling place that sees homeowners, landscapers and small haulers rather than weekend strollers.
Drive up and notice an entrance booth and a scale area near the gate; plan for a brief stop there. The site looks like an open yard with trucks, large containers and a few piles-not a tidy civic park. Traffic can back up at the gate on weekends, during spring cleanup or after hurricanes when service gets disrupted. Expect a hands-on unloading scene where parking and turning room matter, especially for trailers and pickup loads.
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Before You Go
- Arrive early on weekends or during known busy seasons-lines form and unloading can take time.
- Have loads secured and loose material bagged or bundled before getting out; quick, organized unloading keeps the line moving.
- Keep hurricane season in mind: operations and traffic often change after storms, so avoid nonurgent trips right after major weather events.
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