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8 locations in 6 cities.
Drop-offs and recyclers that take cardboard boxes and paper, including bulk commercial loads. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so confirm with the facility before you go.
Cardboard Recycling by city
KCMO Community Recycling Center, Red Bridge (South)
5200 E. Red Bridge Rd
(816) 561-1087
Wednesday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Bridging The Gap manages the Red Bridge (South) center on East Red Bridge Road, one of three KCMO community recycling drop-off centers. It takes every material accepted in Kansas City curbside recycling plus extras, and it operates Wednesday through Saturday. Red Bridge accepts cardboard, mixed paper, paperboard, paper cartons, hardcover books, glass in any color, tin cans, aluminum foil and pie plates, and plastic bottles, jugs, and tubs coded #1, #2, #4, or #5. Small electronics (phones, laptops, tablets, cameras, e-readers) and OEM toner and inkjet cartridges also go in. This site and the Deramus center take scrap metal such as fence, sheet metal, bike frames, and electrical wire, and Red Bridge alone takes packing peanuts and bubble wrap. Plastic film goes to the manager on site, and frozen food packaging stays out because metro Kansas City cannot recycle it.
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St. Louis Composting, Maryland Heights
11294 Schaefer Drive
314-423-9035
Mon-Fri 6:00 AM-4:00 PM; Sat-Sun Closed
Public yard waste drop-off on Schaefer Drive that opens at 6 AM on weekdays and closes on weekends. Takes clean vegetative yard waste, tree chips, brush, logs, unpainted pallets, animal bedding and waxed cardboard. Tip fees apply.
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Midwest Fibre Sales Corporation
911 N FR 123
417-862-1976
Midwest Fibre Sales Corporation at 911 N. FR 123 in Springfield takes books and corrugated cardboard for recycling, per the city's recycling directory.
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New American Recycling
357 N Fort Ave
417-862-9995
New American Recycling at 357 N. Fort in Springfield accepts aluminum cans, books, and corrugated cardboard, according to the City of Springfield recycling guide.
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Waste Corp. of Missouri
2120 W Bennett St
417-831-3195
Waste Corp. of Missouri operates from West Bennett Street in Springfield and offers residential and commercial service. The city lists it for aluminum, books, and corrugated cardboard.
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Recycle Works Central
60 Triad South Dr.
636-949-7900 ext. 4273
St. Charles County runs Recycle Works Central as one of two county drop-off sites, on Triad South Drive near Central School Road and Kisker. Appliances, scrap metal, paper and cardboard, plastics, clothing, electronics, rechargeable and car batteries, motor oil, and cooking oil are all accepted, with per-unit fees posted for TVs, monitors, microwaves, and refrigerants removed from appliances. Scrap metal, antifreeze, and fluorescent bulbs are limited to county residents. Household hazardous waste is collected from May through September, Tuesday through Friday, for residential products only. The site takes cash or check payable to the county and refuses tires, mattresses, carpet, Styrofoam, smoke detectors, and alkaline batteries.
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Recycle City Drop-Off Center
131 Ecology Dr.
636-970-1456
7 days a week during daylight hours
Recycle City is the St. Peters city drop-off center, housed in the Aytes Community Recycling Center building on Ecology Drive. Containers sit in front of the building, each marked for one type of recyclable, and the center takes drop-offs during daylight hours seven days a week. The paper bins take newspapers, magazines, junk mail, phone books, chipboard, white paper, brown grocery bags, and dry, flattened corrugated cardboard. The container bins take aluminum and tin cans, glass bottles and jars in any color, and plastic bottles and jars, minus black plastic and anything marked No. 4 or No. 6. The center refuses car batteries, rechargeable batteries, electronics, motor oil, antifreeze, paint, tires, and flat-screen televisions. St. Charles County Recycle Works handles the hazardous items and electronics. Walk-in trash disposal is also available at the site for a fee.
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Recycle Works West
2110 E. Pitman Ave.
636-949-7900 ext. 4267
Recycle Works West is the St. Charles County recycling and household hazardous waste center on East Pitman Avenue in Wentzville. Material brought to the site becomes county property, and fees are paid by cash or by check made out to St. Charles County Government. The center accepts aluminum, cardboard and mixed paper, rechargeable and automotive batteries, ink and toner cartridges, clothing and textiles, cooking oil, computers, electronics, and appliances, with refrigerants removed on-site by certified technicians. Household hazardous waste is taken from county residents May through September. Tires, mattresses, carpet, Styrofoam, plastic bags, and business waste are refused. Hours run Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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