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Nathaniel Drive Collection Center is the small county drop-off for East Dublin residents needing to get rid of household trash and everyday bulk items. Locals bring pickup loads, trailers, and the occasional car full of junk here. The site sees mostly neighborhood traffic rather than commercial haulers.
Pull into the paved drive off Nathaniel Drive and head toward the entrance booth and lanes for different drops. There’s a scale and a pay point near the entrance, so traffic can slow while vehicles queue to be weighed and processed. Recycling bins tend to sit to one side past the booth, with larger open containers and compactors in the main yard area. Weekends and spring clean-up times get noticeably busier, so expect a short wait if arriving then.
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Before You Go
- Have proof of local residency ready in the glovebox or phone - many community centers ask for it before accepting material.
- Secure and tarp loads in trucks or trailers so nothing falls out while waiting in line; loose debris can be a hassle to sort out at the drop.
- If dealing with construction or remodeling debris, be prepared for extra handling steps since Georgia has specific rules about those materials.
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