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Osceola County Solid Waste in Kissimmee is the county facility locals use to drop off household trash, yard clippings and recyclables. People hauling trailers, pickup loads or a carful of junk come here to unload and move on.
There’s an entrance booth and traffic gets funneled into lanes for different drop-offs. Recycling and yard-waste areas are separate from the main trash points, so plan on pulling into different lanes depending on the load. The site is large-paved sections, piles of brush and big containers-so wear sturdy shoes and expect some walking between drop spots. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection regulates solid waste in the state, and hurricane season can cause short-notice closures or delays.
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Before You Go
- Secure loose yard waste with straps or a tarp-wind off Bass Road can scatter leaves and branches.
- Skip weekend afternoons if possible; lines get long during spring cleanups and holiday weekends.
- Bring at least one helper for heavy or awkward items and wear closed-toe shoes-drop zones can be dusty and uneven.
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