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A small, local disposal site used by Honey Brook residents and nearby towns for everyday trash drop-offs and cleanup runs. The place looks like a working yard rather than a fancy facility, with trucks and pickups coming and going throughout the day.
Drive up to a guarded entrance lane with a small booth and a yard beyond; there’s often a scale and a stop on the way out so expect to slow down twice. The site is mostly open lots with piles and compactors in the back, not covered bays, and signage points to where to pull up for different types of drops. Lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanups, so a short wait is common. Bring a pickup or trailer that can back up easily - tips and dumping spots are on gravel or compacted earth rather than paved smooth lanes.
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Before You Go
- Secure loads with tarps or straps so nothing blows out while driving on Lippitt Road.
- Avoid the weekend rush if possible; weekday mid-mornings tend to be quicker.
- Have the truck/trailer arranged for backing up before pulling into the drop area so unloading goes faster and others keep moving.
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