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Lebanon Convenience Center at 923 E Baddour Pkwy is the small drop-off spot locals use for household junk and yard piles. It handles residential loads rather than commercial hauls, so expect a no-frills setup.
Pull in from E Baddour Pkwy and follow the driveway to a row of bins and roll-off containers. There may be an entrance booth and labeled containers for trash, recycling and yard waste, though staffing and exact layout can vary. Fees and accepted materials vary by location, so bring whatever payment the local agency requires and sort items ahead if possible. Weekends and spring cleanup season get busy, so lines can form at peak times.
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Before You Go
- Sort recyclables, yard waste and trash into separate piles before unloading to speed things up.
- Tie down or tarp loose loads and cut big branches down so they fit in the containers.
- Try to avoid weekend mornings and known cleanup weekends-midweek visits are usually quicker.
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