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Tarrytown Convenience Center
Tarrytown Convenience Center is an electronics recycler in Montgomery County, GA, listed under Soperton. It is run by a public agency, so residents can usually drop off their own loads here. Listed materials: electronics and scrap metal. It is one of 3 drop-off sites we list in Montgomery County.
| Address | 4500 Bear Creek Rd, Soperton, GA 30470 Directions |
|---|---|
| County | Montgomery County, GA |
| Phone | (912) 583-2363 |
| Hours | No hours on record. A quick call saves a wasted trip. |
| Fees | Rates are not published in our sources. Ask what they charge for a car or pickup load. |
| Access | Public site, typically meant for residents |
| Accepts | Electronics, Scrap metal |
From EPA data dated June 2020; not yet confirmed with the operator. Price or hours wrong? Tell us.
Before you go
- Hours are not on file, so phone first to make sure the gate is open.
- Gloves and closed shoes help when you unload by hand.
Other electronics recyclers nearby
- Alston Convenience Center Electronics recyclerElectronicsScrap metal
Dumps for household trash nearby
- Household trash & bulky itemsConstruction debris
- Toombs County Landfill LandfillHousehold trash & bulky itemsConstruction debris
- Emanuel County Transfer Station Transfer station
More in Montgomery County
All 3 drop-off sites in Montgomery County · Electronics · Scrap metal · Georgia
Frequently asked questions
Where is Tarrytown Convenience Center?
4500 Bear Creek Rd, Soperton, GA 30470. Signs at the entrance usually point to the scale house first.
What can I drop off at Tarrytown Convenience Center?
Tarrytown Convenience Center is listed for electronics and scrap metal. Accepted items can change, so check first.
Is Tarrytown Convenience Center open to the public?
As far as we know: public site, typically meant for residents.
What other electronics recyclers are near Tarrytown Convenience Center?
Alston Convenience Center in Mount Vernon (15 mi).
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