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City of Casper Recycling Depot

1760 E 12th St Casper WY 82601 USA

4/5(9 reviews)

This Casper recycling depot sits at the Meals on Wheels site, 1760 East 12th Street, one of several unstaffed city drop-off points. Sanitation trucks empty cardboard and plastics separately. Glass is not recycled in Casper because shipping to out-of-state markets costs more than the material returns.

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Accepts: Corrugated cardboard (emptied and flattened), Plastics, Aluminum cans

Services: Unstaffed recycling drop-off · Separate collection of cardboard and plastics

Where is this depot?

At Meals on Wheels, 1760 East 12th Street in Casper. Other city depots include Huber Park, North Casper Ball Park, Wyoming Blvd. by the fairgrounds, Viking Court, Mike Sedar Park, Paradise Valley Pool, and the Balefill.

Do I need to flatten cardboard?

Yes. Empty boxes of Styrofoam, plastic, packing paper, and peanuts, remove tape, and flatten them so the bins hold more.

North Casper Recycling Depot

1700 East K Street, Casper, WY 82601

North Casper Recycling Depot is one of nine recycling drop-off depots operated by the City of Casper's solid waste division. Residents can drop off mixed recyclables and scrap metals at the depots, and the division's Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility at 1886 Station Rd. also handles household hazardous waste, compost yard waste, construction and demolition debris, bicycle exchange, and sharps. The facility is open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with extended residential hours from 4 to 5:30 p.m. between April 1 and September 30.

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Accepts: Mixed recyclables (recycling drop-off), Scrap metals, Household hazardous waste, Bicycles (bicycle exchange), Yard waste / compost material, Construction and demolition (C&D) debris, Christmas trees (seasonal), Sharps

Services: Recycling drop-off · Metals recycling drop-off · Household hazardous waste disposal · Bicycle exchange · Compost yard drop-off · Construction and demolition (C&D) drop-off · Sharps disposal · Curbside trash collection (citywide) · Landfill disposal

What can I drop off for recycling?

The City of Casper's solid waste operation accepts mixed recyclables and scrap metals at its recycling depots, plus household hazardous waste, compost/yard waste, construction and demolition debris, bicycles for exchange, and sharps at the Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility.

What are the hours?

The Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility is open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Extended hours for residential customers run 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. from April 1 through September 30, though the landfill and baler building are closed during those extended hours.

Paradise Valley Recycling Depot

5200 Iris, Casper, WY 82604

5/5(2 reviews)

Paradise Valley Recycling Depot is one of nine recycling drop-off locations operated by the City of Casper's solid waste division in Casper, Wyoming. The City's solid waste system accepts recycling and metals recycling drop-off, household hazardous waste, compost and yard waste, and construction and demolition debris, and also runs a bicycle exchange. The Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility (1886 Station Rd., Casper, WY 82609; (307) 235-8246) is open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with seasonal extended residential hours from April 1 through September 30. The division serves roughly 100,000 residents across Casper, Natrona County, Douglas, and Rawlins.

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Accepts: Recyclables (curbside-style recycling drop-off), Scrap metals, Household hazardous waste, Compost / yard waste, Construction and demolition (C&D) debris, Bicycles (bicycle exchange), Christmas trees (seasonal)

Services: Recycling drop-off · Metals recycling drop-off · Household hazardous waste disposal · Compost yard drop-off · Construction and demolition (C&D) drop-off · Bicycle exchange · Residential trash drop-off

What can I drop off for recycling here?

The City of Casper's solid waste system accepts recycling drop-off, metals recycling, household hazardous waste, compost/yard waste, construction and demolition (C&D) debris, and bicycles for exchange. The depot is one of nine recycling drop-off locations operated by the City.

What are the hours?

The Casper Regional Solid Waste Facility is open 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Extended hours for residential customers run 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. from April 1 through September 30, though the landfill and baler building are closed during those extended hours.

Materials Accepted in Casper

Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Casper include recycling drop-off, household hazardous waste, compost, C&D debris, municipal. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.

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Recycling in Casper, Wyoming

The City of Casper Solid Waste Division picks up trash on a five-day route with 16 trucks, and recycling here is drop-off only, at nine city depots such as Huber Park and Paradise Valley Pool. The division also runs a 1,850-acre regional facility on Station Road with the landfill, compost yard, and Special Waste and Diversion Facility. Your monthly City utility bill doubles as a free landfill pass each month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Casper WY have curbside recycling?

No. The city collects trash at the curb, but recycling goes to one of nine city depots. Huber Park sits at 3031 E 5th St (use the alley entrance off Lion Ct near the tennis courts), and Paradise Valley Pool is at 5200 Iris in the eastern-most parking lot. If you haul recyclables in plastic bags, empty them into the bin and toss the bag in the depot's trash bin.

What can I put in Casper recycling bins?

The depots take #1 plastic bottles and #2 jugs like milk and detergent, rinsed and dried with the lids thrown away. Plastic wrap, grocery bags, clamshells, and Styrofoam stay out. The paper bin takes white and pastel paper only, with no bright colors, construction paper, or envelopes with glue or plastic windows. Shredded paper stays in clear bags. The depots do not take glass.

Where does Casper take household hazardous waste?

Take it to the Casper Special Waste and Diversion Facility at 1883 Station Rd, across from the landfill, and enter from the south gate. Residents drop off paint, oil, gasoline, oven cleaners, pesticides, and other hazardous waste free with no appointment. It refuses commercial hazardous waste, infectious waste, PCBs, and oil-filled transformers. For explosives, ammunition, or unstable chemicals, call the Natrona County Sheriff's Department at 307-235-9282 and leave them in place.

Where do I recycle batteries and electronics in Casper?

Bring them to the city landfill during regular hours, where staff recycle every battery and electronic device free. Rechargeable batteries in phones, laptops, vape pens, and electric toothbrushes start fires when compacted in the landfill, so they never go in a trash bin. Pull the battery or bring the device with it inside, and seal damaged batteries in a bag with kitty litter or sand.

Where do I take yard waste, appliances, and scrap metal in Casper?

Haul them to the Solid Waste Facility at 1886 Station Rd, which takes tree branches, yard waste, metal appliances, electronics, and recyclable metal free when you show your monthly City utility bill, on paper or on your phone. Sod, bricks, building materials, concrete, dirt, and Freon appliances go there too. City trash bins take bagged household waste only, and Code Enforcement (307-235-8254) handles debris left in yards and alleys.

Recycling tips for Casper

  • •Pull up your City utility bill on your phone at the landfill gate, because it serves as one free pass each month.
  • •At the Special Waste and Diversion Facility, enter from the south entrance and exit through the north gate, since the lot runs one way.
  • •Keep shredded paper in a clear bag in the depot bin, the one paper item the city wants bagged.
  • •Throw away the lids on #1 and #2 plastic bottles before they go in the depot bin.
  • •Evansville residents have their own depot behind Evansville City Hall at 235 Curtis St, off 3rd St.

Recycling centers near Casper

The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas:

Pacific Steel & Recycling - Mills
Mills, WY · 2 mi
Wyoming Steel & Recycling Iron & Metals, Inc
Mills, WY · 2 mi

Recycling centers in nearby cities

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