Recycling centers in Newport News

Big Boy Toys is a locally owned cash for cars buyer in Newport News that takes vehicles in any condition, including cars that will not start. It inspects the vehicle in person, pays cash on the spot, and provides free pickup for cars that cannot be driven.

The recycling drop-off at Briarfield Fire Station #7 sits at 5844 Marshall Ave and serves Newport News residents not covered by curbside pickup. Access runs 24 hours a day.

The city recycling drop-off at Fire Station #4, 13561 Jefferson Ave, takes the same items as the curbside program. Residents without curbside service can use it at any hour.

Newport News residents without curbside service use the Hidenwood Fire Station #10 recycling site at 12455 Warwick Blvd. The bins are available around the clock.

Residents without curbside recycling drop off recyclables in the Main Street Library parking lot at 110 Main St. The site stays open 24 hours a day.

M&J Car Service is a licensed, insured, locally-operated junk car buyer serving Newport News and the Hampton Roads area. It purchases vehicles regardless of condition and offers same-day or next-day free pickup with cash payment on site.

Oyster Point Fire Station #6 at 685 Oyster Point Road hosts a city recycling drop-off open 24 hours a day for residents who do not receive curbside collection.

The city Recovery Operations Center at 520 Atkinson Blvd accepts residential recycling from Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 4 PM. It is the only staffed drop-off on the city's list; the other sites are open 24 hours.