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Solid Waste Facility
Duplin County Solid Waste
114 Fountaintown Rd, Beulaville, NC 28518
(910) 298-5641Duplin County Solid Waste in Beulaville is the local spot for household trash, yard debris and basic recycling drops for county residents. Neighbors who drive in with pickup loads or trailers use this site for regular cleanups and seasonal bulk tosses.
A small entrance booth and a drive-up layout are what to look for when pulling in; traffic usually funnels past that booth and then toward the different drop-off areas. There’s typically a scale and a designated place to pay before leaving, so expect to stop twice if bringing a heavier load. Piles of brush and separate containers for recyclables and mixed trash are easy to spot from the main driveways. Weekends and spring cleanup times get crowded, with lines of pickups and trailers waiting to get to the unloading spots.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Cover loose material in trailers and tie down loads before arriving to prevent things blowing out while waiting in line.
- Bring gloves and a small shovel or rake - being able to move material quickly speeds up unloading and keeps the line moving.
- Plan for weekend congestion; arriving midweek or earlier in the morning on weekdays usually means a shorter wait.
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