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Free tipping days coming in Adair County in May

By Bridget Compton, Adair County Deputy Judge Executive,
Road Administrative Assistant & Solid Waste Coordinator

Judge Executive Larry Russell Bryant along with the Adair County Fiscal Court are proud to offer an opportunity for the residents of Adair County to dispose of unwanted items and materials.

The dates are Friday, May 10, 2024 from 7amCT to 3pmCT, and Saturday, May 11, 2024 from 7amCT to 11amCT.


Location: Mid-State Transfer Station, L Willis Rd, Columbia KY. (Go past Wal-Mart, first road on left, after you go over the Louie B Nunn Pkwy). Phone: (270)-384-6014.

Items that will not be accepted: Tires/Nothing hazardous/Dirt (Silage Plastic)/Wet Drywall/Manure/ Dead Animals/Concrete/Rocks/Stacks of lumber/Steel cables/Burning Barrels/Capacitors/Tanks (acetylene, oxygen, propane)

Paint will be accepted, only if it has been dried with either sand and/or cat litter.

All large loads must help unload yourself.

For additional information please contact Judge Executive Larry Russell Bryant's Office, during normal business hours, Monday-Friday, 270-384-4703.


This story was posted on 2024-04-09 22:44:28
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