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Willey Disposal Inc. is the small local disposal site that people in Cleveland, Missouri use for household cleanouts and runs with a pickup or trailer. Neighbors and small haulers drop off everyday trash and bulky items here rather than hauling into a bigger city.
There’s a gate and an entrance lane where vehicles pull up to check in; many users stop at a booth and then follow the driveway toward the tipping area. Expect a gravel yard with piles and containers visible from the drive - it looks like a working yard rather than a tidy public park. Vehicles usually drive in, unload at a pile or container, then head back over a scale as they leave, so plan for a bit of maneuvering with a trailer or truck.
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Before You Go
- Bring identification or any local permit you might need; facilities like this commonly ask to verify residency.
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so trash and loose items don’t blow out while driving through the yard.
- Avoid weekend mid-afternoon if possible - spring cleanups and Saturdays often mean a line and slower traffic through the gate.
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