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Waste Facility
Bedford City Hylton Site
Bedford City Hylton Site, 856 Orange Street, Bedford, 24523, Virginia
Bedford City Hylton Site at 856 Orange Street handles disposal for Bedford residents and nearby neighborhoods. It’s a working city lot for everyday household and bulk drop-offs, so expect a straightforward, no-frills setup.
The site looks like a typical municipal yard with open space for trucks, large containers, and likely a small office or booth near the entrance. Plan to pull up with a trailer or truck, unload into the appropriate container or pile, then move on so traffic keeps flowing. Fees and accepted materials are set by local and state rules and can vary, so people usually bring sorted loads when they can. Weekends and spring cleanup times tend to be the busiest, so lines are common then.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Sort bulky items, metals, and recyclables ahead of time so unloading goes faster.
- Make sure loads are tarped or tied down; loose debris often causes extra stops and delays.
- If using a trailer, be ready to pull up, unload quickly, and clear the lane so the next vehicle can move in.
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