Ripon Recycling Center

178 S Industrial Ave Ripon CA 95366 USA

4.7 (18 reviews)

Ripon Recycling Center recycling center in Ripon, CA - View of facility

About This Center

The Ripon Recycling Center in Ripon, California, operates Tuesday to Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm, and is closed on Sundays, Mondays, City holidays, and during the Almond Blossom Festival weekend. The center partners with the Greater Valley Conservation Corps to promote recycling and environmental stewardship, offering young adults aged 18-26 paid work and education opportunities. Accepted materials include cardboard, glass, mixed paper, various plastic containers, aluminum, electronic waste, appliances, batteries, oil, and filters. Notably, they no longer accept styrofoam. Additionally, the center provides tire recycling services, large appliance recycling, paint recycling, and a Household Hazardous Waste drop-off location. Visitors can also recycle items like oil, batteries, and sharps at designated locations in the area.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CardboardGlassMixed PaperVarious Plastic ContainersAluminumElectronic WasteAppliancesBatteriesOilFiltersTire Recycling ServicesLarge Appliance RecyclingPaint RecyclingHousehold Hazardous Waste Drop-off Location

Featured Reviews

Tom Russo

Tom Russo (5/5 stars, 4 years ago): Sometimes you wait sometimes you don't. Some people give back to their community some dont. It's not a perfect setup and with covid it's more challenging for all. However if your not a hot head arrogant arm chair quarterback u make it work. The Workers the parents have been awesome glad we have this option. Thank you to all

Christopher Ferreira

Christopher Ferreira (5/5 stars, a year ago): Easy to drop off your recycling and usually someone there to help. The volunteers are always nice and it's good that the money goes to Ripon schools.

Dennis Vander Plaats

Dennis Vander Plaats (1/5 stars, a year ago): Very frustrating when the website says they are open and after loading up glass cardboard and plastic in my pickup I drive over there and find the gate locked and no one around.