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Goldmine Solid Waste Center at 98 Bonds Rd in Canon is the local place people use for household trash, recycling and yard/brush drop-offs. It’s the small town solid waste facility where residents and small haulers turn up with pickups and trailers.
Pull in through a single entrance with an entrance booth and a vehicle scale; plan on stopping at least once for check-in and likely again for weighing. The recycling bins tend to be just past the booth on one side, while bulk and yard piles sit further inside the site with trucks and trailers moving around. The lot can get crowded on weekends and during spring cleanup season, so backing and turning space can be tight at peak times.
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Before You Go
- Sort materials at home so recyclables, yard waste and bulk trash are separated before getting there - it speeds unloading and keeps things moving.
- Bring photo ID or proof of local residency in case it’s requested at the booth.
- Aim for weekday mornings if possible; weekends and spring cleanup bring longer lines and less room to maneuver.
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