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Delaware County Solid Waste in Grove is the local spot for household trash, yard debris, and basic recycling drop-offs. Neighbors and folks from surrounding rural roads use it when they need to clean out a garage or haul off storm debris after a rough weather week.
The driveway leads past a small entrance booth where vehicles pause before pulling into the main tipping area. A large open yard with piles and bins is visible from the road, and a scale is often part of the traffic flow so expect to stop again when leaving. Recycling containers sit off to one side past the entrance, while bulky and yard material areas are laid out in the bigger open sections of the lot. Weekends and post-storm days can get backed up, so there’s usually a line to merge into.
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Before You Go
- Cover and strap down loose loads-wind can turn a tarp into a bigger mess on the drive in.
- Come prepared to wait on spring-cleanup weekends or right after severe weather; bring water and secure any loose items in trailers.
- Have paperwork or proof of local residency handy if needed, and bring payment ready so unloading isn’t held up.
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