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Small, practical county facility serving Franklin and surrounding parts of Williamson County. Neighbors bring household trash, yard debris, and the usual cleanup loads here rather than hauling everything to a landfill on their own.
A single entrance with a small attendant booth and a few tipping areas and bins visible from the drive; expect to pull up to the booth first and then be directed where to unload. The grounds are mostly paved with some open concrete pads and larger roll-off style containers or pits for different materials. Lines form on weekends and during seasonal cleanups, so traffic can stack back onto Pinewood Road at busy times. Vehicles often need to back into the drop spots and staff will point to the correct pile or bin for different items.
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Before You Go
- Bring gloves, eye protection, and a tarp-loads can shift while dumping and some piles have nails or sharp debris.
- Load things so heavy items are easy to slide out toward the tailgate; backing in usually makes dumping quicker.
- Visit midweek or early morning if possible to avoid the biggest lines; spring cleanup weekends are the worst for wait times.
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