Jackson County Solid Waste

I went online and looked up the hours today. They were open according to their website. When I got there, the gate was shut. I noticed there was no lock on the gate and the gate had a sign that said they were open. I got out of my truck and proceeded to open the gate. A worker came out of the shack telling me I cannot come in and shut the gate. I pointed out that the sign indicated that they were open. He then told me that they were not open and not to pay attention to that sign because it was wrong and because of covid-19 the hours vary. Nothing on the gate or on the sign advertised that. So I asked if they are closed why not put a sign on the gate and put the lock on it. He told me not to worry about that and figure it out and walked back to his shack.

When are they going to open back up?

Good place to take recycled e-waste like old tube television sets and computers. Don’t expect any customer service or help getting stuff out of your vehicle however. Three employees—huge guys—sat and watched idly without even moving a muscle as I worked to pull a giant old cabinet TV out of my truck all by myself.

I'd like to give a Big Shout Out to the South Cedar Grove Waste Management Crewn❤❤Ms. Nita & Mr. T (Terence) ❤❤nThey are 2 of the Sweetest, Kindest People I have ever met!! My little Grandson Rylee loves to go outside and give them a little Gatorade and Help them with the Garbage cans. He gets so Happy after they leave Rylee talks about them giving him a Fist Bump & Thumbs up ud83dude0a It made his Day when they gave him a Waste Management Hat !!nSo on behalf of all the South Cedar Grove little kids . Thank you Ms. Nita and Mr. T for the Toot of the Truck Horn & the wave with a Big Smile!! God Bless ya'll for all the Love and Kindness ❤❤ Thank ya'll for making my Grandsons Day just a little Happier!!!

I can not give them one star since I have yet to use it but they do not maintain roads inside the facility for the public to use. I am 30 miles away and drove there but was told once there that I would not make it in or out without a 4x4. I have yet to see a dirt pit or dump that did not have packed roads in and out, I can see not getting right up close to where they are working but that is why they have machines to push debris around. What are they doing there as they get paid to work and maintain the facility?