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Kenosha Yard Waste Drop Off Site is the local spot for residents to bring leaves, brush and other yard debris. People from around Kenosha County use it, especially during spring cleanups and fall leaf season. The site is run by county services and follows the usual Wisconsin practice of adjusted winter procedures.
Pull into the entry lane and you'll see a small attendant booth and a scale nearby-vehicles typically stop at the booth first and then go to the drop-off areas. Large open bays and piles of brush and leaf compost are visible from the drive; bring something solid to step on if the ground is soft. Traffic can back up on weekend mornings in peak seasons, so be prepared for a short wait. Signage points to where to unload, and workers may direct traffic during busy times.
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Before You Go
- Bring tarps or ropes to keep material from blowing off trailers and to make unloading quicker.
- Sort branches and loose leaves before getting in line so unloading is faster and cleaner.
- Avoid peak weekend hours if possible; weekday afternoons are usually quieter during non-winter months.
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