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Oak Ridge RDF in Logansport is the local disposal spot for household and community waste, sitting off 150 East just south of town. Neighbors and small haulers drop stuff here rather than hauling it farther out of county; it’s the place folks use when cleaning out a garage or handling regular residential rubbish.
Approach the entrance and be prepared to slow down for a small check-in booth and traffic flow into the tipping area. Vehicles pull up, tip or hand materials to the drop-off area, then exit-expect to navigate around compactors, piles, and heavy equipment, so take it slow. The site looks industrial rather than neat: gravel or paved drives, berms or stockpiles, and a few marked lanes and signs to guide traffic. Weekends and seasonal cleanups can stack cars, so plan for a short wait during busy times.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with a tarp or tie-downs so nothing blows out while driving through; loose debris is a hassle for everyone.
- Have help ready for heavy items-appliances and furniture often need an extra pair of hands to maneuver at the drop-off point.
- Bring separate bags or a separate vehicle for recyclables if trying to sort beforehand; it speeds things up and keeps the main drop area clearer.
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