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Sango Center is the local Clarksville spot folks use to drop off household trash and cleanup loads. Neighbors from around the area pull in with trailers, pickups, and SUV loads when they need to get rid of bulky items or full trash bags.
A small entrance booth and a scale are visible as vehicles come in, so plan to slow down and stop briefly. Pull up to the booth lane and then follow the flow of traffic toward the larger drop areas and compactors. The site looks like a typical county convenience center - gravel and pavement, piles or bins for different materials, and room for trucks to maneuver. Lines build up on weekends and during spring cleanup, so it can feel busy and a bit crowded at peak times.
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Before You Go
- Bring a photo ID or proof of residency in case it's needed for local access.
- Load vehicles so items can be offloaded quickly; tarps and straps make things easier and safer.
- Try to avoid weekend mornings if possible - weekday or late-afternoon runs tend to be faster.
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