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Small county dump on Hollytown Road that most Benton residents use for regular trash drop-offs. Locals bring everything from household bags to trailer loads; it’s the place to go when the curbside bin won’t cut it.
Drive up the gravel entrance and there’s usually an entrance booth where attendants check vehicles and direct traffic. A scale is commonly on site, so expect to stop and be weighed if bringing a larger load. The yard has rows of roll-off containers and open areas for dumping; plan for some walking and maneuvering a truck or trailer. Lines form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so patience helps.
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Before You Go
- Have some form of ID or proof of residency ready - county facilities often ask for it even for residents.
- Bring tarps and straps for loose loads; wind and travel can scatter debris and make unloading slower.
- Avoid peak times like weekend mornings or spring cleanup days if a quick trip is the goal.
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