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Minong Area Disposal on Transfer Station Dr is the small-town disposal site residents of Minong and nearby rural areas use for household trash and larger cleanup loads. People bring everything from full pickup beds to small trailers here, usually when curbside pickup won’t take the job.
Drive in on Transfer Station Dr and pull up toward a modest entrance booth; there is often a scale on the drive so expect to stop once on the way in and again on the way out. The site looks like an open gravel yard with large containers and a covered transfer area rather than a paved customer lot. Backing a trailer or pickup bed up to a container is the usual routine, so maneuvering room matters. Expect the longest waits on weekends and during spring cleanup season.
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Before You Go
- Have loads sorted and stacked for easy handling-loose piles slow everything down and are harder to lift.
- Bring a tarp and some straps for loose items; windy days will send lightweight stuff everywhere if it isn’t secured.
- Try a weekday or mid-afternoon visit when possible-weekends, especially spring cleanups, are when lines form.
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