Recycling centers in Bentonville

Benton County Solid Waste District operates a special waste drop-off site at 5702 Brookside Road in Bentonville, Arkansas, open Tuesday through Saturday (with a midday break). The district has served Benton County residents since 2005 and runs additional drop-off locations in Rogers and Siloam Springs. Accepted items include furniture, appliances, electronics, scrap metal, tires, and household hazardous materials; fees and material limits apply. Small recyclables such as paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, and cans are handled through separate recycling drop-off locations. Reach the district at (479) 795-0751.

The City of Bentonville runs this compost facility on NW A Street, grinding yard waste into compost and wood mulch. Residents drop off yard waste with a recent utility bill and photo ID. The facility refuses animal waste of any kind, including barn and stall waste, and no longer accepts commercial haulers. Staff load all bulk compost and wood chips, so pickup requires a truck or trailer. Residents without one buy 40-pound bags of screened compost when stock is available. The yard sells fine screened, medium unscreened, and coarse grades plus raw wood mulch, with sales by cash only. Wood chips are free to anyone, and recycling bins sit on site. The facility opens Monday through Saturday and posts closures and grinding weeks on its city page.

Allied Waste Republic Services operates a recycling center offering various disposal options for different materials, including household items like furniture, appliances, electronics, metal items, tires, and household hazardous materials. They have a Special Waste Drop-off Program with specific hours at different locations like Centerton, Rogers, and Siloam Springs. Fees and material limits apply for certain items, and there are separate instructions for non-household items and yard waste compost. The center also provides recycling drop-offs for small recyclables such as paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, and cans. Businesses and non-household generators have disposal options for special wastes, with applicable fees. Building materials, including construction and demolition materials, must be disposed of at a Transfer Station or Landfill with fees. The website offers downloadable flyers for more detailed information on services and materials accepted.