Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(410) 535-2405Plum Point Convenience Center is the small county drop-off site on Plum Point Road that Huntingtown folks use for everyday residential disposal. It’s the kind of place neighbors stop at between errands to drop off trash, recycling, or yard debris. Expect a low-key, utilitarian spot rather than a full-scale transfer station.
Drive up to a modest entrance area with a few drive-up lanes and large roll-off containers or bins for different materials. Most users pull up, sort their load, and unload directly into the appropriate container; vehicles like pickups and small trailers are common here. The site has basic signage and a small booth or kiosk visible from the entrance, but many trips are self-serve, so plan to handle your own unloading. Weekends and spring cleanup days can get busy, so there may be short lines or people waiting to back into containers.
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