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Solid Waste Facility
Warren County Solid Waste District
300 E Silver St, Lebanon, OH 45036
(513) 933-1209A county-run solid waste site in Lebanon that locals use for regular trash and some recycling or yard debris. People from around Warren County stop here when they need to drop off household loads or clear out the garage.
Pull into a fairly open lot with a small entrance booth where vehicles pause briefly before moving on. A scale is usually on the property, so expect to stop again before leaving since charges are typically by weight. Recycling and yard-waste drop-off spots are set up nearby, with larger areas and containers for bulk items. Lines can form on weekends and during spring cleanup, so traffic and waiting are the common experience.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring a way to secure loose items in the truck bed or trailer; wind and hauling make it easy for things to blow out.
- Drive slowly through the site and watch for trucks and forklifts; there’s a lot of vehicle movement and the surface can be uneven.
- Load things so heavier items are easy to get to-it saves time when workers direct where to put things and helps avoid extra trips around the site.
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