They are much closer to my home than the convenience centers, so I tend to use them more often. The ladies at the weigh station are always super nice. They always let me know what weight I dropped off. Sometimes there is a line, but it usually moves pretty quickly.
If you are retired and grumpy then this is the place for you to work. The guys that work there are always rude and condescending. I had the bed of my truck full. The guy told me that I am not allowed to bring that much stuff. He then stated that there is a sign that tells you what you can bring. the sign is not near the street, it is inside near the circle part of the driveway. The guys said that it can be no more then a 6 x4 truck bed no higher then 18 inches. The sign says 1 6x4 truck bed but does not say anything about how high it can be. My truck bed is 6 x4 and the items were not stacked higher then the bed rails. I think they need to take some customer service classes. I am sure that this is not the best job but if you are that unhappy with your job go find another one.
I have been goin to this place for years and now the past two times I've been there the man that works there raised he'll at me and my mom and sister saying that our trash bags are to big. So can somebody tell me if there is any real rule like that and how can I contact his employer because the way he treats us every time we come up there is unacceptable
I just got back from the recycle center to find out the one bag concept no longer exists (only in part). Only plastic with screw tops can be in the bag and not paper or cardboard or chip board. Next I could not find a list of what is allowed in the all in one bag online. I have been recycling for almost 30 years, but times are changing. A good thing was a man at the cycle center explained why I was non compliant (he did it in a nice way). Never the less my first attempt to get an official list of allowable items online failed.
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