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Small, practical local drop-off for Newport residents and nearby towns, Coastal Environmental Partnership handles community waste disposal needs. Located on Hibbs Rd, it’s the kind of place people use for getting rid of household junk, recyclables, and cleanup debris.
A driveway leads to an entrance booth and a scale where vehicles are checked and weighed; plan for a short stop at the booth before moving on. Driving in, there are piles and containers visible from the road and a few lanes to pull up to for unloading. Loads are typically driven up to specific drop points, so have items ready to hand off or toss into the correct container. Electronics and hazardous items are handled differently in North Carolina, so separate anything that might fall into those categories before getting in line.
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Before You Go
- Bring a tarp or straps so loose items don’t blow out of trucks while driving on Hibbs Rd.
- Sort recyclables and non-recyclables in the driveway beforehand to speed up unloading at the drop points.
- Expect busier weekends in spring and fall; arrive earlier in the day if trying to avoid a long line.
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