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Broward County Central HHW Drop on Reese Road is the county household hazardous waste site that locals from Davie and nearby neighborhoods use for getting rid of household chemicals and other bulky, tricky items. It’s the kind of place people hit when regular curbside pickup won’t take something or after a big cleanup day. Expect a working, no-frills facility rather than a retail-style operation.
There’s an entrance booth and a gated drive where vehicles pull up for screening; slow down and have items ready to show. A weigh scale is typically encountered on the way in or out at county sites, so expect to stop twice if that’s in place. The site has large bays and covered areas for dropping items, plus separate piles or sections for yard debris during hurricane season. Lines form on weekends and during neighborhood cleanups, so bring patience and space to maneuver trailers or trucks.
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Before You Go
- Bring items sorted and in clear containers or boxes so offload is quick-loose bags slow everyone down.
- Use a small pickup or trailer if possible; tight lanes and backing into bays can be awkward with larger rigs.
- Avoid peak weekend times if possible-early weekday mornings tend to move faster when county facilities are busy.
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