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Convenience Center
Troup County Convenience Center
172 Reed Rd, West Point, GA 31833
A small county convenience center serving West Point residents for household drop-offs. Locals use it for regular trash, recycling, and yard debris runs rather than hauling everything to a larger transfer station. It sits on Reed Road and handles the kind of loads a pickup or small trailer brings.
Pull into a modest driveway with a pickup-style traffic flow and a small entrance booth area - sometimes staffed, sometimes not, depending on the day. Separate containers sit within easy reach; recyclables and yard waste are often grouped off to one side while general trash is in roll-off style bins. Expect tight turning room if a truck and trailer are there, and plan to climb down to sort items into the correct container. Weekends and spring cleanups commonly see a line, so there can be a wait during peak times.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring help for heavy items - the site has steps and high-sided bins that make lifting awkward for one person.
- Drive slowly and watch for folks backing trailers; pull forward past the booth only when instructed or when traffic is clear.
- Load up and separate recyclables and yard debris at home so stopping time at the containers is minimal.
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