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Convenience Center
Baldwin County Convenience Center
411 Meriwether Rd NW, Milledgeville, GA 31061
Small, practical drop-off point for Baldwin County residents, the Baldwin County Convenience Center handles household loads that are too big for curbside pickup. Neighbors swing by with bags, small trailers, or yard debris; it's the kind of place used mostly by folks who live nearby rather than commercial haulers.
A modest lot with a drive-up entrance and a little booth near the front where vehicles slow down to check in. Containers for trash, recyclables and yard waste sit out in the open - recyclables are often off to one side while bulk items go into larger roll-off style containers. Traffic can get a bit clustered on weekend mornings, so expect to pull in, wait a short while, and then back up to the appropriate container. The surface is paved but can get muddy at the edges after rain; bring gloves and a tarp for loose loads.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring help if lifting heavy items; there are no mechanical unloaders at most convenience centers.
- Sort materials at home so unloading is quick - recyclables separate from yard waste and general trash.
- Avoid peak weekend times if possible; weekday afternoons are usually calmer if work schedules allow.
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