Recycling center in Rawlins, WY

Rawlins Recycling Center

1524 Daley St Rawlins WY 82301 USA

5 (3 reviews)

Aluminum CansCardboardClear Plastics

Rawlins Recycling Center recycling center in Rawlins, WY - View of facility

About this center

The City of Rawlins Recycling Center is dedicated to providing the best service and information for recycling accepted items, open Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm and Saturday from 8am to 12pm at 1524 E. Daley Street. They accept aluminum cans for cash, cardboard (corrugated and paperboard), clear plastics, colored plastics, milk jugs, clear and brown glass containers, newspapers, inserts, office paper, magazines, and clean steel cans. The center only recycles items with a market or use, avoiding items that incur charges for removal to maintain financial viability. Notably, they do not accept hardcover books due to storage and removal costs. Visitors can find the center's location, hours, accepted materials, and energy-saving facts on their website.

Materials accepted & services

Aluminum Cans Cardboard Clear Plastics Colored Plastics Milk Jugs Clear Glass Containers Brown Glass Containers Newspapers Office Paper Magazines Steel Cans Cash for Aluminum Cans

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Math Teacher

6 years ago

Google review

A little challenging to find at first as there is no big sign but there is one on the fence with the "days open". Not sure where to go at the place went inside one of the buildings and the people very friendly. The gentleman even helped take the recyclables out of the car. Since the Saratoga Recycle Center will no longer accept glass we will definitely return to this place. Friendly staff and easy to get to location. I highly recommend recycling in general and this place will help you make it easy!

Jennifer Luth

6 years ago

Google review

They have bins for collecting recycling afterhours. In the afterhours bins they accept: Aluminum Cans Cardboard (Corrugated) Plastic Bottles #1 - 2 Glass containers (clear and brown) Newspapers inserts Office paper and Magazines Clean Steel Cans.

Julianne Mahoney

5 years ago

Google review

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