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Bodenham Convenience Center is a small drop-off spot on US-64 in Pulaski where residents haul household trash, recyclables and yard debris. This kind of county-run convenience center is used mainly by locals with pickup trucks or small trailers. It’s the sort of place people swing by for weekend cleanup or when a regular trash collection won’t take something.
Drive up to a single entrance and there’s usually a small booth or kiosk near the access lane; sometimes it’s staffed, sometimes not. Separate containers for trash, recyclables and yard waste are typically lined up on the pad, so have items sorted before getting out of the vehicle. Pull up close to the correct container and toss items - larger loads may require getting out and lifting or tipping by hand. Weekends and spring cleanup periods often have a line, so be prepared to wait a bit during busy times.
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Before You Go
- Sort recyclables and yard waste at home so dropping off goes faster - the bins are close together but not labeled for complicated mixes.
- Bring gloves and a tarp or straps for loose or bulky loads; the ground is mostly gravel and things can be dusty or muddy after rain.
- Expect to pull forward after unloading for any inspections or weight checks; keep vehicles loaded in a way that makes access to the bed easy.
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