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Muskogee RDF is the local waste disposal site for Muskogee residents and small haulers. Neighbors bring household trash, yard waste and the usual cleanup loads here, especially after big storms or seasonal projects.
Drive up to an entrance area with a booth and a scale nearby; sites like this typically weigh vehicles coming in and again on the way out. There are large open tipping areas and piles of sorted material, with recycling or drop-off containers set off to one side. Expect some dust, gravel surfaces and heavy equipment moving around, and slower traffic on weekends or right after tornado or storm cleanup efforts.
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Before You Go
- Bring a tarp or straps for loose or wet loads so contents stay contained during the drive in.
- Leave enough time for a brief stop at the entrance booth and for a weigh-in-lane space can be tight when trucks are queued.
- Secure small items in a pickup bed or put them in boxes-loads that shift can be difficult to tip safely and slow the process.
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