Recycling Centers in Carlton, Minnesota

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Carlton County Transfer Station

1950 MN-210 Carlton MN 55718 USA

The Carlton County Zoning and Environmental Services Office operates the Transfer Station, offering programs for the collection and disposal or recycling of various items such as antifreeze, appliances, batteries, construction or demolition debris, electronics, fluorescent light bulbs, food waste, household garbage, mattresses, medical sharps, recyclables, tires, used oil and oil filters, brush, grass clippings and leaves. They provide services for solid waste and recycling, including scrap metal recycling. Notably, on Wednesdays, demolition waste is accepted for half price, while mixed waste and large bulky items are not accepted on that day. Visitors are encouraged to refer to the Transfer Station Price Guide for detailed information.

AntifreezeAppliancesBatteriesConstruction or Demolition DebrisElectronicsFluorescent Light BulbsFood WasteHousehold GarbageMattressesMedical SharpsRecyclablesTiresUsed Oil and Oil FiltersScrap Metal Recycling

County Recycling

301 Walnut Ave # 103 Carlton MN 55718 USA

The Recycling Centers in Carlton County are designated for the collection of residential recyclables from county residents, with specific locations in Barnum, Carlton, Esko, Moose Lake, and Perch Lake. Business recyclables are not accepted at these centers. Operating hours vary from Wednesdays to Saturdays, with the Moose Lake staffed recycling center recently relocated to 3 Earl Ellens Dr. Accepted items at the staffed recycling centers include certain recyclables, while unaccepted items should not be deposited. Additionally, there are unstaffed recycling center locations throughout the county, open year-round for self-service recycling. Illegal garbage dumping at these locations should be reported to the Resource Recycling Coordinator. Visitors can access various recycling information resources such as brochures on solid waste services, plastics recycling, food waste, scrap metal recycling, plastic film recycling, and treecycling locations and dates. The Resource Recycling Newsletter offers archived editions for viewing and a sign-up option for receiving the quarterly newsletter. Furthermore, the county provides waste and recycling receptacles free of charge for event recycling programs, with brochures and applications available for reference.

CardboardGlassPlastics #1&2ElectronicsAppliancesNo GlassNo Plastic BagsNo StyrofoamStaffed Recycling CenterUnstaffed Recycling CenterSelf-Service RecyclingResource Recycling CoordinatorPlastics RecyclingFood WasteScrap Metal RecyclingPlastic Film RecyclingTreecyclingWaste and Recycling ReceptaclesEvent Recycling ProgramsTransfer StationShredding