24-HOUR RECYCLING DROP-OFF SITES
Open 24 Hours - 7 Days per week
1. Cedar Falls Park: One mile east of Martin Luther King Blvd. on Weaver Dairy Rd.
2. University Mall: Mall parking lot, behind the gas station on Estes Drive
3. Meadowmont: Behind Harris Teeter
4. Carrboro Plaza: Behind ABC Store in southeast corner of the Plaza
5. Hampton Pointe: Behind Home Depot, Hwy 86 in Hillsborough
Look at the map below for further location information.
Do not leave trash or bulky items at 24-Hour Dropoff sites!
Bring to Solid Waste Convenience Centers instead.
Do not leave plastic bags in any of the recycling containers at Dropoff Sites.
Recycle the following materials and prepare them accordingly:
You Can Recycle |
Do Not Include |
NO LONGER AVAILABLE at 24-hour drop-off sites: Rigid Plastics #2 (HDPE), #4 and #5 (PP) non-bottle plastic recycling is. You can still recycle them at staffed Convenience Center Sites
Visit our RIGID PLASTICS page for more information. |
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Mixed Paper Junk mail, office paper, dry and frozen food boxes, gable-top milk and juice cartons, tissue boxes, paper tubes and other clean dry paper that tears. Shredded paper is OK; please keep in paper bag to prevent blowing!
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No tissue, waxy, plastic coated or food contaminated paper. No aseptic flat-topped drink boxes.
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Newspaper, Magazines and Phonebooks
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No plastic bags, CD's or other media.
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Corrugated Cardboard and Brown Paper Bags Corrugated cardboard has three layers with a wavy inner layer. Empty cardboard boxes and break them down flat. Paper bags only, no other type of bags.
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Steel, Aluminum and Aerosol Spray Cans, Aluminum Foil Must be empty and free of food. |
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Glass Bottles and Jars
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No dishes, cookware, lightbulbs, window glass, mirror glass, pyrex, mugs, drinking glasses or ceramics.
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Plastic Bottles and Jugs Plastic Bottles and Jugs ONLY please. Any number is fine so long as it is a bottle. A bottle has a neck smaller than the base.
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No plastic toys, tubs, cups or buckets. Recycle these with "RIGID PLASTICS" available at drop-off sites February 1. Look for the purple containers.
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