North Dakota recycling directory
13 facilities with contact info, hours, pricing, and accepted materials. Compare them and find the closest drop-off.
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The City's household hazardous waste facility accepts a variety of materials including adhesives, automotive products, batteries, corrosives, cleaners, computers/electronics, fluorescent bulbs, inkjet cartridges, mercury-containing products, paint, pesticides/fertilizers, miscellaneous items, and flammable products. Specific items like motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, fluorescent tubes, and paint are mentioned, while instructions are provided for disposing of certain materials like ballasts and smoke detectors. Visitors are encouraged to bring items like mercury thermometers and pool chemicals to the facility for proper disposal. Additionally, information on disposing of electronics and participating in pesticide collections is highlighted. The facility also offers guidance on handling unknown materials and provides contact information for recycling certain products. For more details on acceptable items and disposal procedures, visitors can contact the facility directly.
1620 Main Ave W West Fargo ND 58078 USA
The Transfer Station in West Fargo is situated at 1620 Main Ave. W. and operates from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. This facility allows residents to dispose of branches, household waste, building materials, and furniture. City of West Fargo residents can also obtain free mulch seasonally at the Transfer Station, with compost available in limited quantities.
825 5th St NE West Fargo ND 58078 USA
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Fargo include Cardboard, Glass, Electronics, Batteries, Aluminum Cans. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Fargo switched to ALL in ONE single-bin recycling, so residents no longer sort at the curb, but glass came out of the program on March 6, 2023 and now needs a drop site. The city collects from homes, commercial accounts, and multi-family buildings and sends material to Minnkota Recycling in Fargo for processing before it ships to market. Household chemicals and electronics go to the city's household hazardous waste facility instead.
No. As of March 6, 2023, glass is no longer accepted in the curbside recycling program for residents, commercial accounts, or multi-family dwellings. The city asks residents to bring glass to one of its 20 recycling drop sites.
Flattened cardboard boxes, tin, steel, and aluminum cans, office paper and junk mail, newspapers and magazines, and plastic bottles, tubs, and jugs numbered 1 through 7. Everything goes into one bin with no separating.
ALL in ONE recycling costs $5 per month and is collected every other week on your garbage day. The city's Collection Schedule Map shows whether your address falls on Week A or Week B.
If you live in an apartment or share a dumpster for garbage disposal, call 701.241.1449 for recycling options. Recycling drop-off sites also remain available for residents who prefer to transport their own material.
Adhesives and sealants, automotive products including motor oil, used antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, and car and boat batteries, rechargeable and lithium batteries, corrosives and caustics, cleaners, computers and electronics from single residential units, fluorescent bulbs and ballasts, inkjet cartridges, mercury products, paint and related products, and pesticides and fertilizers.
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