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Waste Facility
Marshall Collection Center
5980 US-25, Marshall, NC 28753
A county collection site for Marshall residents and folks from nearby hollows who need to drop off household trash and bulk items. Short drive off US‑25, it’s the kind of place people use when a pickup truck or trailer is full and the curb won’t do.
There’s an entrance lane with a small booth and a scale area where vehicles pause before moving on to the drop zones. Pull up slowly; traffic can back up on busy days and larger rigs need room to swing. Recycling bins and bulky-item piles are visible from the main drive, and the site is mostly open asphalt and gravel with a few fenced skips. North Carolina requires special handling for electronics and household hazardous materials, so expect separate procedures for those items even if they’re not accepted at every station.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort trash, recyclables, and bulky items at home so unloading goes fast-have boxes and loose items separated before getting out of the truck.
- Bring straps or a tarp to keep loose debris from blowing off a trailer and to make heavier items easier to slide off.
- Try coming on a weekday morning if possible; weekends and spring cleanup times get long lines and tight parking.
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