Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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Le Flore County Solid Waste is the county drop-off out on Sunset Cutoff that folks from Spiro and nearby rural roads use for household trash, yard debris and common recyclables. It looks like a working county site rather than a storefront - expect practical, no-frills service. The place is out by the highway so it’s easy to pull a trailer in and out.
When you come in, there’s usually a small entrance booth and a scale on the route through the yard, so plan to stop briefly. Vehicles line up to pull into lanes or up to different containers; pickups and small trailers are the most common rigs. The ground is mostly gravel and can be dusty or muddy after rain, with piles and bins spread around the lot. Signs or simple markers point to where different kinds of loads go, so sorting things before you get out of the truck speeds the whole visit.
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