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Solid Waste Facility
Winfield Solid Waste Facility
Winfield Solid Waste Facility, 1347 NW Oosterhoudt Lane, Lake City, 32055, Florida
Winfield Solid Waste Facility in Lake City is where people from the neighborhood haul larger household junk and yard debris that won’t fit in the curbside bin. Locals and small contractors both use it, and the site may include recycling and yard-waste drop-off in addition to general trash services.
Pull up to 1347 NW Oosterhoudt Lane and look for an entrance area with a booth or scale-plan to stop so someone can point out where to unload. After that, drives lead to different piles and containers; recycling and yard waste are usually separate from regular trash so traffic moves by type. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, get backed up and slow moving. During hurricane season operations can change and the county runs separate household hazardous waste collection events for things like paints and chemicals.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring gloves and help if the load is bulky or heavy-unloading goes faster with an extra pair of hands.
- Aim for weekday mornings to avoid the long weekend lines that spill onto Oosterhoudt Lane during busy cleanup periods.
- Keep an eye on county notices during hurricane season; hazardous materials are often handled at special collection events rather than at the regular drop-off.
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