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Waste Facility
Laurens County
Laurens County - Old Macon Road MSWL, 1645 Old Hawkinsville Road, Dublin, 31021, Georgia
Laurens County's waste facility on Old Hawkinsville Road in Dublin is where local residents and small haulers drop off community trash. Used mostly for household and yard cleanouts, it handles the everyday stuff folks in town bring when their regular bins aren't enough.
There’s an entrance with a small booth and a pull-up lane where vehicles stop to check in before heading into the yard. The site is an open working area with piles and large containers, and the ground is likely gravel or packed dirt so trailers need space to maneuver. Many county facilities have a scale or weigh station, so be prepared for a short stop to have the load assessed. Expect busier lines on weekends and during spring cleanup seasons.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads tightly with tarps and straps-loose debris can blow around on Old Hawkinsville Road and make a mess.
- Wear sturdy boots and gloves; drop spots can be uneven and there’s often broken material or nails around.
- If possible, aim for a weekday morning to avoid the weekend rush and move through the site faster.
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