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Area Disposal at 9550 Heritage Rd is Clinton’s small-town disposal site, the place locals and contractors use to drop off their loads. It sits just off Heritage Road and looks like the kind of yard where people bring construction debris, brush, and household cleanouts.
There’s a short drive up to an entrance booth and a scale area, so pull in slowly and be ready to stop at that point. The yard is open with piles, roll-off containers and wide drive lanes; trailers and pickup trucks are common on busy days. Backing room can be tight near the drop-off points, and the ground is mostly gravel so expect dust or mud depending on the weather. Payment is handled at the booth/scale area before leaving, so have what’s needed accessible when stopping there.
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Before You Go
- Cover and strap down loose loads - wind and passing traffic can scatter lightweight debris.
- Wear sturdy shoes and gloves; the surface is gravel and can get slippery after rain.
- Bring someone to guide backing if hauling a trailer; space around the drop-off points can be cramped.
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