Pascagoula does not collect building material at the curb. The City's ordinance says plainly that plaster, roofing, concrete, bricks, and other material from construction, demolition, repairs, or remodeling will not be removed by the City, and that the owner or occupant of the premises has to remove and properly dispose of it. Non-combustible trash and yard debris produced by a landscape or tree contractor are excluded the same way. That duty landing on the property owner is precisely the gap a rental container fills.
The City names three landfills as the alternatives. The Jackson County Landfill at 10501 Seaman Road, Vancleave, also known as the Seaman Road Landfill, is the public one, and it is worth being clear about: the City describes it as open only to Jackson County residents and not for commercial use, so your rental container cannot be taken there. County residents with a county car tag can drop off yard debris, a limited number of tires, recycling, and bulky items free of charge.
That leaves the two commercial sites for building material. The Applewhite Landfill on Beasley Road in Gautier accepts all waste except household garbage, large tree trunks, and hazardous waste, and takes commercial loads including building materials for a fee. The Talley Landfill at 13229 Seaman Road, Vancleave, accepts all waste except household garbage and hazardous waste on the same basis. Both set their own charges by material, and neither publishes an operator or a posted disposal rate we can quote you, so we do not.
Your account manager confirms which site your container is routed to and what the disposal cost is before the delivery is booked.