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Solid Waste Facility
Prentiss County Solid Waste
101 N College St, Booneville, MS 38829
(662) 728-0407Small county solid waste site in Booneville used by local residents for household trash, yard clippings and drop-off recycling. Easy to find on N College Street and used mostly by people from Prentiss County and nearby rural areas.
A simple setup with an entrance booth and a few large containers or roll-off areas for different materials; trucks and small trailers are common on site. Pull up to the booth or entrance lane, then follow the flow of traffic to the appropriate drop zone - watch how other vehicles are lining up if unsure. There’s usually a scale or weigh station at similar county facilities so vehicles can be weighed before leaving, and recycling bins are typically grouped to one side of the property.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring materials sorted as much as possible (paper with paper, yard waste together) to speed unloading and avoid extra trips.
- Expect busier periods on weekends and during spring cleanup; plan for a short wait if arriving mid-morning on a Saturday.
- Cover loads and secure loose items for the drive there - windy roads and open trailers can mean debris on the way to the site.
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