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Reeves Trucking & Landfill is the local landfill out on State Rd 2469 that handles household and larger loads for Charlotte residents and haulers. Smaller pickups and contractors both use the place - it’s the sort of site where people drop off everything that won’t fit in curbside pickup. The setting is straightforward: a working landfill on the edge of town, not a recycling center or transfer station.
Drive up to an entrance booth and there’s a scale you’ll cross to get an official weight; charges are based on weight or volume so expect to stop again on the way out. The tipping area and working face are large and dusty, with compacting equipment and piles of cover dirt nearby. Receptacles for recyclables or special materials, if present, are usually off to the side past the main gate. Weekends and spring cleanup days can back up traffic, so lines are common at busier times.
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Before You Go
- Have paperwork ready if hauling for a business, as landfills commonly accept commercial loads and drivers are often asked for basic load info.
- Secure loose items and tarp loads before pulling into the site; wind and equipment can spread debris on arrival.
- Bring gloves and a flashlight for sorting out smaller items in bins or moving things around in the daylight - the ground can be uneven and dusty.
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