This drop-off outside Woodville is run by Local Sanitation, a Tyler County family firm trading since January 2015, rather than by the county itself.

That distinction matters for what we can tell you. This operator does not publish gate rates — call for current pricing. There is no rate card, no fee schedule and no posted price list anywhere public, and we will not put an estimate on the page in place of one. Ring (409) 283-6712 before loading up.

The company describes the Woodville facility as a drop-off for excess waste beyond ordinary collection service, open to residential and commercial customers alike. It is the practical option in Tyler County for a load too big for the kerb.

Payment is reported to be cash only, and customers have said so repeatedly, but the operator does not state it in writing. Treat it as likely rather than certain and take cash regardless — a card refusal at a rural gate is a long drive home.

The site is at 1921 County Road 1010, Woodville. Roll-off dumpsters are available separately if a drop-off trip is not practical.

Assume household hazardous waste, liquid waste, wet paint and loose chemicals are refused, as they are almost everywhere in Texas, and ask about tyres specifically when you ring — they are handled apart from household waste at nearly every site in the state.

The City of Woodville runs its own separate sanitation service from 400 West Bluff Street on (409) 283-2234, which is a different thing from this facility.