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City of Lubbock Solid Waste at 1631 84th St is the local municipal spot for dropping off household trash, yard debris, and recyclables. Neighbors and small contractors use it when things won’t fit in curbside cans or during big cleanups.
This is a working, no-frills municipal site with heavy equipment and open bays rather than a retail-style center. There will be traffic lanes to follow and signage directing where to unload; bring a vehicle that can pull up close to the drop-off area. Expect a small entrance area where vehicles queue, and larger paved sections for sorting and dumping loads. Weekends-especially spring weekends-tend to be the busiest, so lines are common then.
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Before You Go
- Cover loose materials in pickup beds or trailers so debris doesn’t blow out while driving to the site.
- Try to go on a weekday or mid-morning to avoid the weekend rush and long lines.
- Load recyclable items separately from trash before arriving so unloading goes faster.
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