Recycling centers in Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Batteries Plus Bulbs on West 20th Avenue accepts fluorescent bulbs, CFLs and rechargeable, lithium and lead acid batteries for recycling. Charges or limits can apply.

Fox Valley Iron & Metal on Witzel Avenue is one of the scrap yards the City of Oshkosh lists for household ferrous and non-ferrous metal. It also takes rechargeable, lithium and lead acid batteries and electronics.

Holmes Automotive Recycling sells used and aftermarket auto and truck parts from a range of makes and models. The yard buys wrecked, junked, and salvage vehicles, and is located about 2 miles west of Highways 26 and 41.

Michel's Quarry on Knapp Street takes stones, bricks, concrete and dirt for a drop-off fee, as an option for material the county transfer station will not accept.

Miller Scrap Removal on Walter Street takes household scrap metal, batteries and electronics. The City of Oshkosh advises calling ahead for charges and limits.

Milwaukee PC on West 20th Avenue is listed by the City of Oshkosh as a drop-off for TVs, computers, monitors, printers and other electronics banned from Wisconsin landfills.

Oshkosh Paper Salvage on Harrison Street accepts shredded paper, which is no longer allowed in Oshkosh curbside recycling carts.

Sadoff Iron & Metal on East 10th Avenue accepts household scrap metal such as water heaters, car engines and gas grills. It also takes batteries and electronics, with charges that vary by item.

The Winnebago County Solid Waste facility on County Road Y takes tires, antifreeze, used oil, filters, cooking oil, fluorescent bulbs, batteries, electronics, scrap metal and grass clippings. It also runs a seasonal household hazardous materials collection by appointment for county residents.