Recycling centers in Moreno Valley, California

Badlands Landfill on Ironwood Avenue in Moreno Valley is county operated and takes appliances, e-waste, mattresses and tires. An ABOP collection point and a sharps kiosk share the address.

Ecogen Recycling Center on Alessandro Blvd takes glass, aluminum and plastic bottles at a designated Moreno Valley drop-off location. It is open six days a week with shorter Sunday hours.

The Perris Blvd Green Town Recycling location accepts glass, aluminum and plastic bottles from Moreno Valley residents. Weekday and Saturday hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This Green Town Recycling site on Sunnymead Blvd is a designated Moreno Valley drop-off for glass, aluminum and plastic bottles. It opens Monday through Sunday.

ABOP site that collects only antifreeze, batteries, oil and latex paint. Open Monday through Saturday and closed on holiday weekends.

City residents can pick up free mulch at the Moreno Valley Corporate Yard, on the north side of Santiago Drive east of Perris Blvd in the visitor parking lot. Bring your own container and shovel.

The privately operated Moreno Valley Transfer Station on Indian Street accepts trash, appliances, e-waste and mattresses. Tires are accepted without rims only.

One's Recycling on Perris Blvd is listed by the City of Moreno Valley as a drop-off for glass, aluminum and plastic bottles. It operates Monday through Saturday.

Moreno Valley branch of Sanchez Recycling that buys scrap metal and takes cans, plastic and glass. This location also accepts newspaper and white computer paper.

Santana's Recycling on Sunnymead Blvd takes glass, aluminum and plastic bottles as a designated Moreno Valley drop-off. It is open weekdays and Saturday mornings.

Zuniga Recycling sits on Dracaea Ave at Old 215 Frontage Rd and accepts glass, aluminum and plastic bottles. The City of Moreno Valley lists it as a public drop-off location.