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Jay Transfer Station to accept most household debris | Santa Rosa Press Gazette

Summary by Santa Rosas Press Gazette
Santa Rosa County residents will be able to drop off small loads of household construction and demolition debris at the Jay Transfer Station beginning Oct. 6, county officials announced.
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Jay Transfer Station to accept most household debris | Santa Rosa Press Gazette

Santa Rosa County residents will be able to drop off small loads of household construction and demolition debris at the Jay Transfer Station beginning Oct. 6, county officials announced.

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Santa Rosas Press Gazette broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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