Recycling center in Wauseon, OH

Fulton County Recycling Center

Name: Fulton County Recycling Center
Address: 550 W Linfoot Street, Wauseon, OH, 43567, US
Telephone: 419-337-9640

550 W Linfoot Street

Aluminum CansSteelCardboard

Call 419-337-9640 Directions Hours & contact Materials accepted

About this center

Fulton County's Wauseon recycling drop-off sits at 550 W. Linfoot Street, at the FCBDD Triangular Processing site, and stays open around the clock every day. The county's Public Utilities department runs the program alongside a transfer station at 9306 County Road 14 and recycling drop-offs in Fayette, Lyons and Pike Township. The recycling stream takes aluminum and steel cans, cardboard, paper, newspapers, magazines, books, milk cartons, detergent bottles, plastic coffee cans, #1 and #2 plastics, metal hangers, cell phones and computers. Glass, liquids, foam of any type, toxic waste, appliances containing Freon, livestock and burn barrels are refused.

Materials accepted & services

Aluminum Cans Steel Cardboard PaperPlastics #1&2ComputersDrop-offCounty-Run

Services offered

24-hour recycling drop-off
Cell phone and computer recycling
Nearby county transfer station

Areas served

Fulton CountyWauseon

Not accepted

GlassLiquidsFoam of any typeToxic wasteHighly flammable wasteAppliances containing FreonLivestockBurn barrels

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Visitor questions

Is the Wauseon recycling drop-off in Fulton County open 24 hours?

Yes. The drop-off at 550 W. Linfoot Street, at the FCBDD Triangular Processing site, is available around the clock.

Does the Fulton County recycling drop-off take glass?

No. Glass is on the not-accepted list, along with liquids, foam of any type, toxic waste and appliances containing Freon.

Does Fulton County recycle computers and cell phones?

Yes. Cell phones and computers are on the accepted recycling list, along with cans, cardboard, paper and #1 and #2 plastics.

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