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Pulaski County Solid Waste in Somerset is the county's general solid waste site for household trash, yard debris and likely recycling options. Neighbors and small haulers drop things off here when curbside pickup isn't an option.
The site looks like a working, no-frills county facility with a drive-in entrance, parking and open areas for unloading. There's usually an entrance booth and places to pull up beside containers or bays, so plan to stop and sort before getting out. Signage and painted lanes help direct traffic, and weekends-especially during spring cleanup-tend to be busier.
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Before You Go
- Cover and secure loose loads so nothing blows out while waiting in line or driving through the site.
- Bring gloves and something to help lift or slide items; many drop-off spots are at the edge of a concrete or gravel pad.
- Time visits for weekday mornings if possible - this spot gets noticeably more crowded on weekend cleanup days.
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