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Waste Facility
Multiple Community Services Authority (MCSA)
15257 North Dr, Fletcher, OK 73541
(580) 549-6717MCSA in Fletcher is the local community waste disposal site at 15257 North Dr, used by town residents and people from nearby rural roads. It's the spot folks go for household cleanouts and debris drop-off, especially after storms or big projects.
Look for a simple entrance with a booth or gate where vehicles queue up to be directed; there’s usually a place to pull up and unload rather than a tight, cramped drop-off. The site feels like a working lot - piles, roll-offs, and open areas for different types of loads, with clear traffic flow for trucks and trailers. Many Oklahoma facilities use scales and charge by weight, so be prepared for a stop on the way out and some paperwork or a ticket.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Secure loads with a tarp or straps; wind can blow things off trailers and trucks here.
- Bring a vehicle that can back up to a pile or roll-off - maneuvering room is limited for longer trailers.
- Avoid peak weekend times if possible; post-storm days and spring cleanups get notably busy.
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