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Convenience Center
SWA Customer Convenience Drop
6330 N Jog Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33412
(561) 640-4000A small convenience center off N Jog Road for local residents dropping off household and yard items. It’s the kind of place neighbors use for quick trips rather than big hauls, with separate containers and a simple, no-frills layout.
Drive into a paved lot with a low entrance booth and several roll-off containers spread out on a fenced area. Pull up, queue if someone’s ahead, then move to the appropriate container-trash, recyclables, and a yard-waste area are typically kept apart. The site looks like a municipal drop point rather than a commercial transfer station: concrete pads, signage, and open-top bins. Expect lines to form on busy weekends and during hurricane cleanup periods.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so debris doesn’t blow out while driving to the site.
- Sort recyclables and yard waste at home; it makes the drop-off much quicker and reduces fiddling at the bins.
- Try a weekday or early morning visit to avoid the weekend backup, especially during spring cleanup or after storms.
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