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Small local drop-off for residents just outside downtown Nebo. Used mostly by people with pickup loads, trailers, or bags from yard work and house cleanouts. The site feels like a neighborhood throw-in spot rather than a big county transfer station.
Pull in off Old Hwy 10 and you'll see a low concrete pad with several large roll-off containers and a small entrance booth area. There are separate bins for trash, recycling and yard debris, usually arranged side-by-side so it’s easy to back up and unload. The place can be quiet during weekdays and noticeably busier on weekend mornings, especially in spring. It’s compact, so expect tight maneuvering if other vehicles are on site.
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Before You Go
- Bring gloves and a tarp or straps for loose loads-wind and tipping are possible when dealing with open truck beds.
- Sort recyclables and yard waste at home so unloading is quicker; having items grouped saves time when multiple containers are in use.
- Plan for a short wait on weekend mornings or during seasonal cleanups; aim for weekday afternoons if possible for fewer people and easier backing up.
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