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Republic Services BI in Clarksville is the local disposal site for household and small commercial loads. Neighbors drop off regular trash and similar community waste here, so expect a steady flow of cars and small trucks during busy times.
Drive up to an entrance booth and the layout is the kind found at most regional disposal facilities - lanes for trucks, a place to pull forward to unload, and larger compacting or tipping areas beyond the initial driveway. There will likely be commercial activity and the sound of equipment; be prepared to wait behind larger vehicles that need extra space. Many sites in Indiana use weight-based charges, so allow a little extra time for an in-and-out stop if a scale is used.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so nothing shifts while driving in; loose debris slows unloading and creates extra cleanup.
- Weekends and spring cleanup see the longest lines-aim for a weekday morning if possible to avoid backups.
- Stay clear of backing trucks and heavy equipment; put on work gloves and sturdy shoes for unloading, and have a plan for where to drop materials in your vehicle before pulling up.
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