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A small-town solid waste facility used by residents of Corinth and neighboring towns. Most people bring household trash, recycling or yard material here, and it feels like the kind of place locals pop into between errands.
Drive up the entrance road and look for the main building and open tipping areas; the site has a few large containers and piles rather than a polished complex. There’s usually a booth or attended point where vehicles line up to be directed, and recycling bins and a yard-waste area are generally grouped to one side. Surfacing is commonly gravel or packed dirt, so expect some dust in summer and ruts or ice in winter. Weekends and spring cleanup days get busy, so short waits are normal at peak times.
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Before You Go
- Bring something to cover loose loads - wind can blow material from trucks and pickups, especially on windy days.
- Leave glass and fragile recyclables boxed or bagged so they don’t shatter in the bins.
- Drive with care in winter: the yard and access road can be icy or uneven, and backing up near containers is often required.
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