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Injection Disposal Services LLC in Liberty is the small local disposal site folks from around the county use for dropping off household and yard junk. People bring everything from old furniture to bags of clippings, and traffic picks up on weekends and during spring cleanup.
A gravel driveway leads to a simple entrance with a booth where vehicles pause briefly before pulling in. There are open tipping areas and a few concrete pads, so be prepared to back up to an edge or walk a short distance to unload. Trucks and trailers share the same lanes, and lines can form when several pickups show up at once. The site looks utilitarian-fenced sections, piles of compacted material, and typical rural-site signage.
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Before You Go
- Cover and secure loose loads before leaving home so nothing blows out while driving and so unloading is quicker.
- Bring gloves and sturdy shoes; expect to handle items by hand and step over uneven ground.
- If possible, plan to arrive early in the day or on a weekday to avoid weekend backups and long waits.
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