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Small county landfill serving Interlachen residents and local haulers, mostly for everyday household and yard cleanups. People from around Putnam County drop by here when they need to get rid of larger loads that won’t fit in curbside pickups.
Drive up to a gravel entrance where an entrance booth and gate are visible; there’s usually a weigh scale somewhere near the entry so expect to stop twice if the site charges by weight. The site looks like a working landfill-mounds of compacted material, separate piles for green waste at many Florida facilities, and heavy equipment moving around. Pull into lanes marked for different types of loads and follow signs or attendants’ directions to the unloading area. Weekends and right after storms can be busy, with longer lines and more trucks on site.
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Before You Go
- Have your load sorted and secured before getting in line so unloading goes faster and contents don’t spill on the road.
- Bring proof of local residency if required by county facilities; many landfills ask for ID at the entrance booth.
- Avoid peak times like weekend mornings and the days after major yard-cleanup events or storms to cut wait time.
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