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Kendall County Solid Waste is the county’s basic drop-off and disposal site near Boerne, used by residents hauling household trash, yard debris, and recyclables. Most folks who live around here swing by with truck or trailer loads when cleaning up the yard or clearing out the garage.
The property looks like a typical county facility - a single entrance with an attendant booth and open areas for dropping different types of material. Expect to pull up to the booth first, then be directed to where to unload; larger piles and containers are visible from the drive. There’s room for trucks and trailers, but lines form on busy weekends or during spring cleanup, so traffic can back up at the entrance.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring something that shows local residency if possible-many county sites ask for proof of address.
- Have materials loosely sorted before getting out of the vehicle so unloading goes faster and keeps traffic moving.
- Avoid midday weekend visits during peak cleanup season if it can be helped; mornings or weekdays are usually quieter.
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