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Waste Facility
Hancock Convience Center
960 Carrs Station Rd, Milledgeville, GA 31061
Hancock Convenience Center at 960 Carrs Station Rd in Milledgeville is the local spot for dropping off household and yard trash. People from around town use it when curbside pickup won't handle a project or extra debris.
Pull in to the site and stop at the small entrance booth or kiosk; signs and attendants usually point drivers where to go next. There are clustered drop-off points and large containers, so expect to drive from one station to another with a trailer or truck. A scale is common at centers like this, so larger loads might require an extra stop before leaving. Weekends fill up fast, especially during spring cleanup, and maneuvering can be tight when several trucks are on site.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort materials into piles (recyclables, brush, bulky items) before arriving to speed things up.
- Cover and secure loose loads so nothing blows out while driving through the site.
- Aim for a weekday or early morning visit to avoid weekend lines, particularly in spring.
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