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Solid Waste Facility
George County Solid Waste Department
5130 Main St C, Lucedale, MS 39452
(601) 947-7541George County Solid Waste Department in Lucedale is the county-run spot for household trash, yard debris and likely some recycling options. Locals and residents from surrounding areas use it for routine cleanouts and curbside overflow.
The site looks like a typical county solid waste center with a main entrance, places to pull up and drop loads, and separate containers or piles for different materials. There may be an entrance booth or gate area where vehicles slow down to check in and direction signs to the various drop-off points. Expect to back up to bins or piles for yard waste and heavier items and to walk a short distance to recycling containers if they’re present. On busy days vehicles line up, so give extra time if bringing a truck or trailer.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so material doesn’t blow out while driving to the site.
- Bring something to help lift or slide heavy bags or bulky items-gloves and a dolly or straps speed things along.
- Plan trips outside peak cleanup times like weekends or spring yard-cleaning to avoid long lines.
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