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Small-town drop-off for local residents of Anthony and nearby areas, the Anthony Collection Station handles community trash and disposal needs. Visitors are typically neighbors hauling household loads, yard debris, or small renovation leftovers.
Pull up to an entrance area with a booth where someone usually checks vehicles; there’s a short drive from the road into a fenced compound. Several lanes lead to open-air drop zones and large containers, and the site looks more functional than tidy - think gravel, concrete pads, and piles or bins. Expect to stop and wait your turn during busier times like weekends or seasonal cleanups, and plan to back up or maneuver trailers into specific spots.
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Before You Go
- Secure loose items and tarp loads well; desert wind can turn a loose pile into a mess on the road.
- Try to go on a weekday morning if possible, since weekends often get backed up during spring cleanup season.
- Wear sturdy shoes and bring work gloves - surfaces can be uneven and there’s usually dust, gravel, or stray debris underfoot.
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