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Green Valley Disposal Co is the local disposal site people from Clinton and nearby parts of Vermillion County use for dropping off household trash. The place looks like a typical small-town dump-big open tipping areas and a small entrance booth on state road 163.
Drive in on IN-163 and pull up to the entrance booth; there’s usually a place to stop and be directed toward the scale and tipping area. The site is fairly open with berms and large concrete or dirt pads for unloading; trucks and trailers are common here. Expect to stop at the scale on the way in or out since many county sites charge by weight or by vehicle. Weekends and spring cleanup times get busier, so there can be a short line to get to a dumping spot.
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Before You Go
- Have the load secured and easy to unload-loose material can slow things down for everyone.
- Bring a copy of vehicle registration or an ID that shows local residency, as some county sites ask for proof.
- Try to go early in the morning on a weekday if possible; faster turnaround and less waiting than weekend afternoons.
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