The Prattville Recycling Center, operated by the City of Prattville Sanitation Department, is located at 622 Doster Road at the Public Works facility. It accepts cardboard, paper, metal, plastic bottles, plastic cups, food cans, and other recyclables from the general public, though City of Prattville residents who present a sanitation bill may also bring yard debris and household garbage on Saturdays. Effective May 1st, the center is open on the first Saturday of the month only (in addition to regular weekday hours). The department also maintains seven recycling dumpsters throughout the city that accept cardboard and paper products, and offers curbside cardboard and non-coated paper pickup on yard trash day.
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM · Sat 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM (1st Saturday of month only) · Sun Closed
Accepts: Soda Cans, Paper, Shredded Paper, Junk Mail, Cardboard (broken down), Newspaper, Plastic Bottles, Plastic Cups, Detergent Bottles, Food Cans, Magazines, Phone Books, Milk Jugs, Metal, Yard Debris (residents with sanitation bill only), Household Garbage (residents with sanitation bill, Saturdays only)
Services: Drop-off recycling center · Curbside cardboard and non-coated paper pickup (yard trash day) · Recycling dumpsters at 7 city locations (cardboard and paper only) · Household garbage drop-off for residents (Saturdays, sanitation bill required) · Yard debris drop-off for residents (sanitation bill required) · Educational outreach and event presentations (by request via email)
When is the Recycling Center open?
The center at 622 Doster Road is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and on the first Saturday of each month from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Effective May 1st, Saturday hours are limited to the first Saturday of the month only.
Who can bring household garbage and yard debris to the Recycling Center?
Only City of Prattville residents who present their sanitation bill may drop off yard debris, household garbage, and other recyclable items beyond cardboard, paper, and metal. General public visitors may bring cardboard, paper, and metal.