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Clinton County Area Solid Waste is the local drop-off spot for household and farm-related trash for people around Clinton. It’s the kind of place farmers, renters and homeowners use when regular curbside pickup won’t cut it.
Drive out to 4292 220th St and pull up to the entrance booth area where traffic is managed; this is a rural site so expect a yard-like layout rather than a polished facility. There will be piles, containers and a few designated spots for different types of loads-bring something sturdy to cover loose material in transit. Trucks and trailers are common, and lines form on weekends and during spring cleanup when more people show up.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so things don’t blow out on the road or while waiting in line.
- Bring work gloves and closed-toe shoes; moving items and climbing in and out of a truck or trailer is typical.
- Try to come early in the day on weekdays or off-peak times during the farm season to avoid long waits.
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