Monroe County Solid Waste Department

Small county facility used by Aberdeen and surrounding residents for household trash, yard debris, and drop-off recycling. Neighbors swing by with trucks, trailers, or a carload when cleaning the yard or clearing out the garage. It's the sort of place locals use a few times a year for bulk tosses and routine pickups.

Many county solid waste sites in Mississippi have a simple entrance booth and a scale, so be ready to slow down and stop when pulling in. Vehicles typically drive up to a central area where different piles or bins are set out - recycling containers are often off to one side and yard waste piles to another. The site is open-air with gravel or packed dirt surfaces, and trailers are a common sight; give larger rigs space to maneuver. Weekends, especially in spring or after storms, tend to be busier and there can be a short line to get through.