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Weakley Convenience Center is a small drop-off spot in Smyrna for household trash, recyclables, and yard debris. Neighbors use it for quick trips rather than big commercial loads, and it feels more like a neighborhood dump than a big transfer station.
Drive up the lane to a simple entrance with a small booth and a few roll-off containers visible from the front. Pull up to the booth area to let someone know what’s being dropped off if it’s staffed, then follow the signs to the pile of bins and the yard-waste area. Containers are close together, so backing a trailer in takes a bit of finesse; larger trucks may have to swing wide. Weekends and spring-cleanup days tend to be busiest, so expect other cars and trucks waiting to unload.
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Before You Go
- Sort trash, recyclables, and yard waste at home so unloading at the bins is quick - it saves time when there’s a line.
- Secure tarps and tie down loose material before driving in; wind-blown debris can be a hassle for everyone on site.
- Aim for weekday afternoons if possible, and bring gloves and a shovel for bulky or loose yard piles to speed up the drop-off.
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