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Recycling Centers in Grand Forks, North Dakota
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Discover 2 recycling centers in Grand Forks
724 N 47th St Grand Forks ND 58203 USA
North Public Works Facility located at 724 N. 47th St. in Grand Forks, ND offers garbage and recycling services to the community. The facility provides curbside pickup for recyclable materials every other week, with items to be placed on the berm by 7 AM on collection day. Residents can use their own containers of 36 gallons or request recycling totes from Public Works. Single-stream recycling is practiced, allowing for the mixing of all recyclable materials in bins or crates. Accepted items include aluminum tin cans, mixed plastic containers (#1-7), glass bottles and jars of any color, newspapers, magazines, cardboard, paperboard, shredded paper, and phone books. Not accepted for recycling are styrofoam, window glass, dishware, light bulbs, and plastic grocery bags. The facility also provides useful links for the 2024 Recycling Schedule, information on where recyclables go, and resources for household hazardous waste recycling. Visitors can contact the Sanitation Department for further inquiries via phone, fax, or email. The facility has a history of curbside recycling since 1990, multi-family recycling since 1995, and single-stream recycling since 2003, with a significant increase in recycling tonnage over the past decade.
Grand Forks, North Dakota currently lists 2 recycling centers on RecycleFind. Popular materials include Aluminum Tin Cans, Mixed Plastic Containers #1-7, Glass Bottles and Jars. 2 centers offer pickup or container service (100% of the market). Most facilities operate Monday through Friday, so plan weekday deliveries whenever possible. Payment methods vary. Ask each yard about cash or electronic options before visiting. Average customer rating across published reviews is 3.8 out of 5.
2 recycling centers are active in Grand Forks, covering metals, appliances, electronics, and construction scrap.
The most common materials include Aluminum Tin Cans, Mixed Plastic Containers #1-7, Glass Bottles and Jars, Newspapers, Magazines. Check individual recycling centers for specialized items like batteries or catalytic converters.
2 recycling centers offer pickup or roll-off containers. Contact the yard directly to confirm minimum volumes and scheduling.
Weekend hours vary by facility, so plan weekday drop-offs or call ahead to request special accommodations.
Payment policies vary. Some facilities may pay by check or electronic transfer. Contact each scrap yard before delivering to confirm their payment options.
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