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Disposal Site
Harford Waste Disposal Center
Harford Waste Disposal Center, 3241 Scarboro Road, Street, 21154, Maryland
Harford Waste Disposal Center on Scarboro Road in Street, Maryland is the spot people use for household cleanouts and things the regular pickup won't take. It's a plain, working yard-popular on weekends and quieter on weekday mornings.
Pull in off Scarboro Road to an entrance area; county disposal sites typically have a booth and a scale, so expect a brief stop. The site is mostly open yard with rows of containers and places to tip larger items, so there’s some walking between drop-off points. Lines form on weekend mornings and during spring cleanup, so be prepared to wait a little. Drive slowly inside the site, watch for forklifts or trucks, and position trailers carefully - turning space can be tight.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort loads at home into rough piles (recyclables, bulky items, general trash) so dropping off is quicker and less back-and-forth.
- Cover and tie down anything loose; wind and passing trucks can blow debris everywhere.
- Aim for weekday mornings or late afternoons to avoid the weekend rush, and have proof of residency or vehicle registration handy since many local centers request it.
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