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Pitt County Dump Site on Briley Rd is the county dump folks in Greenville and nearby rural areas use for household cleanouts and yard debris. It's a working, no-frills place - trucks, trailers, and pickup loads are the usual traffic. Expect a gravel entrance and a small booth where people stop before heading in.
Pull off Briley Rd into a short drive; there’s a booth near the entrance where people check in and handle payment before proceeding. Traffic usually flows past that point to open disposal areas and roll-off containers, so follow the line of vehicles if unsure where to go. The site is exposed - dust, loose gravel, and truck traffic are common - so take it slow when maneuvering a trailer. Some people stop at a scale if present, so be ready for a possible second stop on the way out.
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Before You Go
- Tie down and cover loads; wind and passing trucks will toss debris if things aren’t secure.
- Wear work boots and gloves - nails, loose metal, and rough wood are common underfoot around the piles.
- Try weekday mornings if possible; weekends, especially in spring, tend to back up and lines get long.
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