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Jonesville Convenience Center is the small drop-off spot on Ground Cir that locals from Yemassee use for household trash, recyclables and yard stuff. Neighbors bring anything a curbside pickup won't take and run in and out; it's a basic convenience center rather than a full transfer station.
The site is compact, with a row of big roll-off containers and recycling bins and a short drive-up lane from the street. A small booth or cage sits near the entrance in many of these centers, though it isn't a big staffed terminal. Vehicles will be backing into spots to dump things, so be ready for a bit of maneuvering if others are there. Lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup, so it can get busy at times.
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Before You Go
- Bring a tarp and straps for loose yard waste or anything stacked in a truck bed to keep things from blowing out on the drive.
- Pre-sort recyclables and separate yard debris at home so unloading is quicker once at the containers.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible; midweek or late-afternoon visits are usually less crowded and easier for backing trailers.
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