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Pope/Douglas Solid Waste Management Recycling Center - Updated May 30, 2012

Services are restricted to residents of Douglas County, Pope County only.

Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm

popedouglasrecycle.com/

(320) 763-9340

2115 Jefferson St

Alexandria, MN 56308

This site is located at the corner of 22nd Avenue East and Jefferson Street.

Please rinse all containers, remove caps, remove labels from metal cans, crush if possible, and flatten boxes to conserve space. Plastic containers should be two gallons or less in size.

Materials Accepted

Services:

Dropoff

Pickup

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Material Residential Business Note
#1 Plastic Beverage Bottles

dropoff

none

#1 Plastic Clamshells

dropoff

none

#1 Plastic Non-Beverage Bottles

dropoff

none

#1 Plastic Trays

dropoff

none

#1 Rigid Plastics

dropoff

none

#2 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

#2 Plastic Clamshells

dropoff

none

#2 Plastic Jugs - Clear

dropoff

none

#2 Plastic Jugs - Colored

dropoff

none

#2 Rigid Plastics

dropoff

none

#3 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

#4 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

#4 Rigid Plastics

dropoff

none

#5 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

#5 Plastic Caps

dropoff

none

#5 Plastic Clamshells

dropoff

none

#5 Plastic Cups

dropoff

none

#5 Rigid Plastics

dropoff

none

#6 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

#7 Plastic Bottles

dropoff

none

Aluminum Beverage Cans

dropoff

none

Aluminum Food Cans

dropoff

none

Bicycles

dropoff

none

Booklets

dropoff

none

Brown Glass Beverage Containers

dropoff

none

Brown Glass Containers

dropoff

none

Car Batteries

dropoff

none

Cardstock

dropoff

none

Catalogs

dropoff

none

Cell Phones

dropoff

none

Chipboard

dropoff

none

Clear Glass Beverage Containers

dropoff

none

Clear Glass Containers

dropoff

none

Cookware

dropoff

none

Corrugated Cardboard

dropoff

none

CRT Computer Monitors

dropoff

none

CRT Televisions

dropoff

none

Desktop Computers

dropoff

none

Ferrous Metals

dropoff

none

Gift Boxes

dropoff

none

Grass Clippings

dropoff

none

Green Glass Beverage Containers

dropoff

none

Green Glass Containers

dropoff

none

Greeting Cards

dropoff

none

Laptop Computers

dropoff

none

Lawnmowers

dropoff

none

LCD Computer Monitors

dropoff

none

LCD Televisions

dropoff

none

Leaves

dropoff

none

Lighting Ballasts

dropoff

none

Ballast labeling must say that it does not contain PCB's. If unsure, please bring to the Household Hazardous Waste Facility.

Magazines

dropoff

none

Metal Clothes Hangers

dropoff

none

Metal Paint Cans

dropoff

none

Metal Tags

dropoff

none

Mixed Paper

dropoff

none

Motor Oil

dropoff

none

Used oil must be in a pourable container size of 5 gallons or less. It may be mixed with gasoline.

Motor Oil Containers

dropoff

none

Newspaper

dropoff

none

Nonferrous Metals

dropoff

none

Office Paper

dropoff

none

Oil Filters

dropoff

none

Filters can be accepted, but must be hot-drained for at least 12 hours prior to recycling the container.

Paper Bags

dropoff

none

Paper Labels

dropoff

none

Paper Sleeves

dropoff

none

Paper Tubes

dropoff

none

Paperboard

dropoff

none

Phone Books

dropoff

none

Pipe

dropoff

none

Printers

dropoff

none

Scrap Metal

dropoff

none

Scrap metal or metal items that are 95 percent metal or more. This includes metal tools, kitchen utensils, lawn chairs (with cloth, vinyl removed), clothes hangers, screws, nails, metal toys, silverware, metal fencing, etc. This site does not accept washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, water softeners, water heaters, dehumidifiers. If unsure, please call.

Shredded Paper

dropoff

none

Steel Cans

dropoff

none

Steel Lids

dropoff

none

String Lights

dropoff

none

Telephones

dropoff

none

Weeds

dropoff

none

Yard Waste

dropoff

none

Yard waste is only accepted during spring, summer, and fall. Bagged yard waste must be emptied from bag into the container.

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