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Recycling centers in Green Bay

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Local recycling centers

3 locations

Brown County Hazardous Material Recovery Facility

2561 S. Broadway

Brown County Port and Resource Recovery operates its Hazardous Material Recovery Facility on South Broadway, recycling or safely disposing of household and commercial hazardous materials. It holds bi-weekly residential drop-offs and takes scheduled appointments.

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Accepts: Household hazardous waste, Commercial hazardous materials

Services: Residential drop-off · Scheduled appointments · Commercial hazardous waste

How do I get hazardous waste to the Brown County facility?

Use the bi-weekly residential drop-offs or schedule an appointment by calling 920-492-4950.

Which electronics does Wisconsin DNR list this collection site as accepting?

The registered permanent-site report lists Brown County HMR Facility at 2561 S Broadway, Green Bay, under these device filters: Televisions; Computer monitors; Desktop computers; Laptop/netbook/tablet computers; Desktop printers/printer combos; Cell phones. Checked 2026-10-30. These are the device categories verified in this report, rather than a complete list of everything the site might accept. Confirm condition limits and charges with the operator.

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EcycleNow! B3 Recycling Solutions

200 9th St

EcycleNow! B3 Recycling Solutions is a Wisconsin electronics recycling and e-waste management business offering free drop off at its Green Bay location on 9th Street. The company focuses on keeping lead and other heavy metals out of the local community and drinking water.

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Accepts: Electronics

Services: Electronics recycling · E-waste management · Free drop off

Is drop off free?

Yes. EcycleNow offers free drop off at its 200 9th St location in Green Bay.

Which electronics does Wisconsin DNR list this collection site as accepting?

The registered permanent-site report lists B3 Recycling at 200 9th St, Green Bay, under these device filters: Televisions; Computer monitors; Desktop computers; Laptop/netbook/tablet computers; Desktop printers/printer combos; Cell phones. Checked 2026-10-30. These are the device categories verified in this report, rather than a complete list of everything the site might accept. Confirm condition limits and charges with the operator.

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Sadoff E-Recycling & Data Destruction

1901 Lineville Road

Sadoff E-Recycling & Data Destruction operates a certified electronics recycling and data destruction facility on Lineville Road in Green Bay. The family-owned, locally operated facility accepts electronics and scrap metal, issues certificates of destruction, and asks customers to call for pricing.

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Listed hours: Material Receiving Hours 8:00am-4:00pm Mon-Fri; Office Hours 8:00am-4:00pm Mon-Fri

Accepts: Computers, desktops, laptops, towers, Network equipment, Monitors and TVs, Computer accessories and parts, Power supplies, Media storage devices, Batteries, Phones, Tablets, AV equipment, Printers, copiers, fax machines, Gaming consoles, Cable boxes, Military and government equipment, Scrap metal

Services: Electronics recycling · Secure data destruction · Certificates of destruction · E-waste disposal

What are the material receiving hours in Green Bay?

Material receiving hours are 8:00am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday. Please arrive in time to complete transactions by 4:00pm.

Does Sadoff provide data destruction?

Yes. The Green Bay facility offers secure data destruction and can issue certificates of destruction.

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Materials Accepted in Green Bay

Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Green Bay include electronics recycling, e-waste, hazardous waste, drop-off, county facility. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.

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Recycling in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Green Bay Public Works collects single-stream recycling in a blue cart, with paper, plastic, glass, and metal loose together under a closed lid. Bulk household items go out only during the city's scheduled overflow trash and bulk weeks. Brown County Port and Resource Recovery runs the rest from two sites: the Hazardous Material Recovery Facility at 2561 S. Broadway and the Solid Waste Transfer Station at 3734 W. Mason Street.

Frequently Asked Questions

What goes in the blue recycling cart in Green Bay WI?

Paper, cardboard, cartons, plastic jugs and containers of any number, glass bottles and jars, steel and tin cans, aluminum cans, and empty aerosol cans go in together, loose. Rinse containers, put caps and lids back on, and cut cardboard to size. Plastic bags, wrap, and film stay out, including blue biodegradable bags. Foam, shredded paper, paper towels, receipts, foil pans, and drinking glasses go in the trash.

Where do I take household hazardous waste in Green Bay?

The Brown County Hazardous Material Recovery Facility at 2561 S. Broadway takes hazardous waste from county residents on Tuesdays, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and Thursdays, noon to 6:00 PM. It accepts paint, gasoline, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides, fluorescent lights, electronics, cooking oil, propane tanks, and antifreeze, with fees for batteries and small appliances. It refuses ammunition, flares, sharps, and pharmaceuticals. Call 920-492-4950.

When can I put bulk items at the curb in Green Bay?

Only during the city's scheduled overflow trash and bulk household item weeks, listed in the 2026 collection schedule. During those weeks, anything over 2 cubic yards of bulk items or more than 4 bags beside your cart gets picked up and billed. Bulk waste, construction waste, or extra bags set out at other times cost $105 up to 3 cubic yards, $210 up to 10, and $315 over 10 (2026 rates).

Where do I take construction debris in Green Bay?

Green Bay does not collect construction, remodeling, or demolition waste at the curb. Haul construction debris to the Brown County Transfer Station at 3734 W. Mason Street, pay the dumping fee, and bring a high-visibility vest or shirt. A contractor who leaves debris at the curb sticks the property owner with the city's full removal bill.

What if my cardboard is soggy in Green Bay?

Yes, soggy cardboard still recycles. Put what fits in your blue cart and take the rest to the Brown County Recycling Center at 2561 S. Broadway (920-492-4950). Do not stack it next to the cart, because crews leave anything outside the cart behind.

Recycling tips for Green Bay

  • •Sanitation carts set out before your pickup day draw a $66 early set-out invoice.
  • •Trash in the recycling cart or recycling in the trash cart earns a violation notice, then an invoice if it continues.
  • •Large appliances, including anything with Freon, go to the Mason Street transfer station, not the hazardous waste site on Broadway.
  • •Every city invoice goes to the property owner, so landlords pay for a tenant's early set-out or curb dumping.
  • •Keep personal property away from the curb on pickup day, because crews treat it as trash and the city can bill the owner.

Recycling centers near Green Bay

The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas:

Outagamie County Landfill
Appleton, WI · 22 mi
Glendale Yard Waste Site
Appleton, WI · 23 mi
Whitman Yard Waste Site
Appleton, WI · 25 mi
Recycle That Stuff - Appleton
Appleton, WI · 25 mi
Winnebago County Transfer Station and Landfill
Oshkosh, WI · 42 mi
Miller Scrap Removal
Oshkosh, WI · 42 mi

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