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Small, no-frills facility where local garbage and recycling get dropped off before heading to a landfill. People from Sheboygan and nearby towns bring household bags, yard cleanup stuff, and bulky items here for quick drop-off.
Drive up to a staffed entrance booth and be prepared to stop briefly for direction; there’s usually a scale on site so vehicles may be weighed. The yard is compact-think concrete pads, compactors, and a few large roll-off containers rather than sprawling landfill rows. Recycling and drop-off containers tend to be grouped together and are easy to spot from the driving lane. Weekends and spring cleanup days often mean a line, while winter can change how traffic flows and where staff ask drivers to pull up.
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Before You Go
- Bring materials sorted as best as possible before getting in line to move through faster.
- Have items accessible in the truck or trunk since unloading zones are exposed and staff often ask that people unload quickly.
- Expect slower processing on weekends and high-season cleanup; aim for weekday mornings if trying to avoid queues.
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