Louisiana recycling directory
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CACRC at 1400 Main Street in Baton Rouge is Louisiana's only R2 certified e-waste recycler. The nonprofit recycles computers and other electronics, refurbishes devices for discounted community sales with a 1-year hardware warranty, and provides ADISA-certified data destruction for businesses. Commercial pickup is available with a Certificate of Destruction.
Services: Electronics recycling · Computer and device refurbishment for resale · ADISA-certified data erasure (NIST 800-88, DOD 5520.22-M) · Physical data destruction with AMS-150 shredder · Commercial electronics pickup
Accepts: Computers, Laptops, Monitors, Electronics, E-waste
What are the storefront hours?
Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
When can I drop off electronics for recycling?
The recycling dock is open Tuesday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The dock is closed on Mondays.
4760 Airline Hwy Baton Rouge LA 70805 USA
8124 S Choctaw Dr Baton Rouge LA 70815 USA
Recycle Solutions is a dedicated recycling facility in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, offering safe and convenient recycling services to businesses and residents since 2000. They provide hauling services and operate Monday to Friday from 7 AM to 3 PM. The facility accepts cardboard, office paper, shredded paper, and stretch film, but does not take pallets, glass, styrofoam, phone books or books, electronics, or metals. Recycle Solutions emphasizes their commitment to recycling and offer equipment rental, processing services, and recycling programs. Choctaw Dr. or via phone at 1- (phone number provided).
Services: Commercial drop-off recycling · Recycling programs · Hauling services · Equipment rental · Material processing
Accepts: Cardboard, Office paper, Shredded paper, Stretch film
1500 New Rafe Mayer Rd Baton Rouge LA 70807 USA
Ronaldson Field Landfill is a locally-owned construction and demolition landfill located in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, serving commercial and residential customers since 1997. They specialize in recycling a variety of materials to maintain an environmentally responsible landfill, including construction and demolition waste that is repurposed into crushed concrete and gravel for hardscaping. The landfill is committed to superior customer service, compliance with parish, state, and federal regulations, and environmental friendliness. Additionally, they hold the Wood Waste Handling Contract with the City of Baton Rouge for recycling green waste and operate as a Type III construction and demolition landfill and separation facility. For those looking to dispose of concrete or purchase recycled concrete aggregate, Ronaldson Field Landfill offers these services at $6 per ton, with a team dedicated to crushing and recycling concrete into sale-ready aggregate. Contact them at 225-207-4500 for more information.
Services: Construction and demolition landfill disposal · Waste separation · Concrete recycling · Crushed concrete aggregate · Recycled aggregate sales
Accepts: Construction and demolition waste, Concrete, Green waste
What are Ronaldson Field Landfill's hours?
The site lists Monday through Friday hours from 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday hours from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
How much does concrete disposal cost?
The website lists concrete disposal at $6 per ton.
6805 Renoir Ave Baton Rouge LA 70806 USA
1 76th Ave Baton Rouge LA 70807 USA
4301 Airline Hwy Baton Rouge LA 70805 USA
STS Electronic Recycling in Baton Rouge, LA offers computer and electronics recycling services, including hard drive destruction to protect personal and business data. They accept a variety of electronics such as computers, laptops, cell phones, servers, and more for responsible disposal to combat e-waste pollution. STS guarantees compliant hard drive data destruction and provides certificates for clients. Their on-site hard drive destruction service ensures secure handling and transport of materials for recycling. With a focus on data security and environmental responsibility, STS Electronic Recycling offers free solutions for businesses, schools, and organizations, including offsite data destruction meeting HIPAA and Department of Defense standards. They have a large recycling facility and can handle any size job. Customers can contact them for more information on their services and to schedule pickups or drop-offs for recycling electronics.
Services: Electronics recycling · IT asset disposition · Certified data destruction · Free commercial pickup · HIPAA-compliant destruction
Accepts: Computers, Servers, Laptops, Networking equipment, Mobile devices, Office electronics
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Baton Rouge include Plastics #1&2, Transfer Station, e-waste, electronics recycling, data destruction. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish run garbage, recycling, and out-of-cart collection directly through City-Parish crews rather than a single contracted national hauler. Every household gets a City-Parish issued recycling cart, and unlike a lot of Gulf Coast cities, Baton Rouge actually accepts glass in that same curbside cart. Bulky items, yard waste, and hazardous materials each follow their own separate pickup or drop-off rules, and the parish runs its own landfill north of the city rather than relying on a private facility.
The City-Parish recycling cart takes aluminum cans, bi-metal and steel cans, cardboard, glass bottles and jars (clear, brown, and green), plastics numbered 1 through 7, newspaper, magazines, junk mail, paperback books, milk and juice cartons, and detergent refill containers. Everything goes in loose, no bagging or sorting required, and large cardboard boxes can be flattened and set beside the cart instead of stuffed inside it. Recycling is collected once a week on one of your scheduled garbage days.
Yes. That puts Baton Rouge ahead of many nearby cities that dropped glass from curbside programs. Clear, brown, and green food and drink bottles and jars are listed as accepted items in the city's official curbside guidelines, so residents don't need a separate glass drop-off for typical bottles and jars.
Curbside recyclables go to the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at 7923 Tom Drive, run by Waste Connections, where they're sorted and baled. Regular garbage and trash can also be self-hauled to the City-Parish's own North Landfill at 16001 Samuels Road in Zachary, which is free for East Baton Rouge Parish residents who show proof of residence like a driver's license or water bill. The landfill also takes bulky items such as tires, appliances, water heaters, and lawnmowers, but not hazardous, asbestos, or liquid waste.
The Recycling Office holds semi-annual Household Hazardous Materials Collection Days each spring and fall for paints, chemicals, and similar items; businesses' waste is not accepted at these events. Year-round, electronics and computers can go to the Capital Area Corporate Recycling Council (CACRC), a nonprofit and the only R2-certified e-waste recycler in Louisiana, or to Atlas Electronics Recycling, which offers free residential pickup. Hazardous materials are never allowed in the curbside cart or at the curb.
Out-of-cart collection runs once a week and covers up to 10 items per household, with a maximum of three counted as bulk waste or recyclables; extra items roll to the next collection day. Bulk waste covers furniture, mattresses, water heaters, white goods, and lawnmowers, and should be set out unbagged rather than boxed. Louisiana has no bottle deposit law, so scrap value on cans and metal appliances comes from private scrap buyers and the white-goods drop-off at the North Landfill, not a refundable container deposit.
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