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Recycler's List RECYCLER’S LIST 2021 1011 Matzinger Road, Toledo, Ohio 43612 Phone: 419.213.2255 For the most up-to-date version of this list visit: www.ktlcb.org Find us on Facebook! Revised 1.26.2021 The Recycler’s List is provided as a guide for recycling and proper disposal opportunities, in and around Lucas County. This list is subject to change at anytime. Lucas County Solid Waste Management District Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful, Inc. 1011 Matzinger Rd. 1011 Matzinger Rd. Toledo, OH 43612 Toledo, OH 43612 Phone: 419-213-2230 Phone: 419-213-2255 Fax: 419-213-2201 FAX: 419-213-2201 www.lucascountyrecycles.org www.ktlcb.org Mission: Mission: To develop and enhance programs which enable Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful, Inc. residents to easily recycle common household wastes as (KT/LCB) is dedicated to establishing greener well as to assist business and industry with the communities through environmental education, implementation of waste reduction and recycling litter prevention and voluntary partnerships. programs, with programs/services to reduce, reuse and recycle. Affiliation: KT/LCB is a non profit 501 ( c) (3) organization. We Services Provided: are an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Inc., the Lucas County Recycling Drop-off nation’s leader in litter prevention, recycling, waste The District offers many local drop-off sites throughout reduction and community beautification. Lucas County for recycling of paper, cardboard, and containers. Purpose: The ultimate goal is to raise awareness of solid Household Hazardous Waste, Electronics, & Latex Paint waste handling options for businesses, This service is available to all Lucas County residents and organizations and residents so that each takes is limited to individual households by appointment only. personal responsibility to improve our environment. University of Toledo Business We offer services in the following areas: Waste Reduction Program · Classroom Presentations 419.530.8111 · “Riley’s Adventure” Puppet Show Assists companies in the reduction, reuse, and · Temporary Trash/Recycling Boxes recycling of solid waste through cost effective · Volunteer Litter Collection Events engineering methods. Call for free waste and energy audit. · Adopt-A-Street/Adopt-A-Road · Correct Recycling Presentations Toledo-Lucas County Sustainability Commission www.lucascountygreen.com 2 LUCAS COUNTY RECYCLING DROP-OFF PLEASE, NO Trash. LOOSE recyclables only. NO Plastic bags. Recyclables should be separated into their proper categories. ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS: LOCATIONS: PAPER 530 Illinois Ave. , Maumee • Newspapers 4925 Jackman Rd. , Toledo • Ad Inserts 4533 Monroe St. , Toledo • Junk Mail 4633 Suder Ave., Toledo • Office Paper 7545 Sylvania Ave. at King Rd., Sylvania • Magazines 8730 Waterville - Swanton Rd., Waterville *NO plastic bags or • Catalogs tied bundles. TOWNSHIPS AND VILLAGES • Phone Books Jerusalem Township Hall 9501 Jerusalem Rd. CARDBOARD Providence Township Hall 13257 Perry Rd. • Corrugated *NO packing material Richfield Township Hall 3951 Washburn Rd. • Cereal Board *NO linings *NO waxed cardboard Spencer Township Hall • Shoe Boxes 9445 Frankfurt *NO food soiled cartons Springfield Township Fire Station #2 1534 Crissey Rd. CONTAINERS Springfield Township Fire Station #3 7145 Garden Rd. Clean, Empty, Rinsed, Caps on Springfield Township Hall CANS 7617 Angola Rd. • Aluminum beverage cans Swanton Township • Steel, tin, bimetal, food cans P. Conway Dr. (off Airport Hwy) Village of Harbor View Fire Station #43 • Foil wrap & containers 4421 Bayshore Rd. Village of Whitehouse GLASS Village Maintenance Yard • Clear, green & brown 11295 Waterville St. bottles and jars OTHER LOCATIONS Arrowhead Park Fire Station PLASTICS (NO Styrofoam) 450 W. Dussell Rd., Maumee Eastern Community YMCA 2960 Pickle Rd., Oregon Oregon Municipal Complex • Plastic bottles for liquids such as milk, soda, 5330 Seaman Rd., Oregon detergent, water Pearson Metropark 4600 Starr Ave. Entrance, Oregon CARTONS Secor Metropark • Milk, juice, broth, soup 10000 W. Central Ave., Toledo and other food & UT Medical College 0 Main Technology Dr., Toledo beverage containers University of Toledo- Plant Operations 2925 E Rocket Dr, Toledo 3 RESIDENTIAL / BUSINESS HOUSEHOLD WASTE Document Shredding Appliances Aluminum Cans Aluminum Foil Books Cardboard Food Cans Non-ferrous Metal Glass Junk Mail Magazines Newspaper #1 & #2 Plastics Steel, Iron Vehicles AccuShred All Shred 1114 W. Central Ave., Toledo 3940 Technology Dr.,Toledo 419.244.7473 419.381.7762 FPT Toledo Gateway Recycling 2535 Hill Ave., Toledo 926 Dearborn Ave., Toledo 419.535.6856 419.729.9777 Lott Industries O-I Glass Recycling 3350 Hill Ave., Toledo O-I Plaza 3 Building 419.536.5564 1890 Wilkinson Way, Perrysburg ACCEPTABLE ITEMS: Beer/wine/champagne/spirits/ non- alcoholic beverage glass bottles - Food glass jars/containers OmniSource R & M Recycling 2453 Hill Ave. and 5000 N Detroit Ave., Toledo 4103 Lagrange, Toledo 419.537.9400 419.269.5000 Recycle Waste Service State Paper & Metal 3793 Silica Rd., Toledo 1118 W. Central Ave., Toledo 419.517.1323 419.243.5567 4 ELECTRONIC HOUSEHOLD WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) (fees apply) Computers and Electronics (fees may apply) LUCAS COUNTY SOLID WASTE ERG ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LUCAS COUNTY SOLID WASTE VIRTUAL PC MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 800.284.9107 or MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 419.213.2230 3550 Executive Pkwy., Toledo 419.354.6110 419.213.2230 419.531.1170 Call for an appointment Call for an appointment (Computers, accessories, crt monitors only) Aerosols Kerosene ACCUSHRED Antifreeze/Coolants Lubricants 1114 W. Central Ave., Toledo Brake Fluid Motor Oil/Filters 419.244.7473 COMPUTER DISCOUNT Car Batteries Paint Toledo Caulks/Sealers Paint Thinners/Removers AIM 419.475.9888 Cleaning Chemicals Pesticides 5656 Opportunity Dr. #11, Toledo (Computers only) Cooking Oil Photo Chemicals 419.517.2055 Corrosives Pool Chemicals NICHE PRECIOUS METAL Driveway Sealers Primers ALL SHRED RECOVERY, LLC Fertilizers Solvents 3940 Technology Dr., Toledo 416 Burbank, Toledo Flammables Stains/Varnishes 419.381.7762 419.356.1238 Fluorescent Bulbs Tar/Adhesives Gasoline Transmission Fluid RECELLONE RECYCLE I.T. U.S.A. Herbicides Turpentine 2620 Centennial Rd., 5265 Tractor Rd. Suite L, Toledo Household Batteries Wood Preservatives Suite W, Toledo 419.318.9163 419.724.9045 Propane and Helium Tanks Fire Extinguishers RELIANCE PROTEGIS FIRE & SAFETY Televisions (fees may apply) 419.473.1374 115 S. Erie St., Toledo 419.241.3430 ACCUSHRED BEST BUY STORES 419.244.7473 BLUEFLAME - Tube TVs smaller than 32" (Propane tanks only) (flat screens only) Motor Oil - Flat-panel TVs: LCD, plasma, 419.472.2040 LED smaller than 50" *See HHW above - Portable TVs Compact Fluorescent Bulbs AUTOZONE *See HHW above Ink Jet Cartridges O’REILLY AUTO PARTS HOME DEPOT PENZOIL BEST BUY STORES LOWES TRACTOR SUPPLY CO. OFFICE MAX STORES POST OFFICE Drop off or pick up postage Pick up post paid envelope GROSS ELECTRIC VALVOLINE paid envelope 419.537.1256 Fluorescent Tubes Car Batteries (Lead-Acid) Rechargeable Batteries MENARDS *See HHW above camcorder, laptops, cellphones, cordless phones & power tools GROSS ELECTRIC AutoZone (Ni-Cd/Ni-MH/Li-ON, small sealed lead (Pb) under 2 lbs.) 419.537.1256 *Call for pricing. Battery Wholesale BATTERY WHOLESALE OFFICE DEPOT HOME DEPOT VERIZON WIRELESS Tires LOWES Www.call2recycle.org Tires can be disposed at any tire company for a nominal fee. *Check online at www.ktlcb.org for special collection events. 5 YARD CURBSIDE WASTE RECYCLING (fees apply) City of Maumee Waterville Township 419.897.7150 419.878.5176 www.maumee.org www.watervilletownship.com City of Oregon Village of Holland 419.698.7016 419.865.7104 www.oregonohio.org www.hollandohio.com City of Sylvania Village of Ottawa Hills Clean Wood Recycling 419.885.8947 419.536.1111 6505 West Bancroft, Toledo, OH 43615 www.cityofsylvania.com www.ottawahills.org 6730 Anthony Wayne Trail, Waterville, OH 43566 City of Toledo Village of Swanton 419-843-9663 419.936.2511 419.826.9515 Dates of Operation: April - November www.toledo.oh.gov www.villageofswantonohio.us City of Waterville Village of Whitehouse 419.878.8100 419.877.5383 Down2Earth www.waterville.org www.whitehouseoh.gov 4901 Wynnscape Dr., Oregon OH 43616 419-346-1877 / 419-276-3275 Monclova Township Hours of Operation: Friday & Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm 419.865.7862 www.monclovatwp.org Ohio Compost COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL 10839 Sager Road (Rt. 20A), Swanton, OH 43558 RECYCLING - South Side of Toledo Express Airport. 419-897-7807 Dates of Operation: Republic Service........................................................1.800.234.3429 mid October, November-December Monday-Saturday Business Waste Reduction Assistance Program…........419.213.2230 January 2 Monday-Friday *Weather Permitting City of Toledo Hoffman Rd Landfill...............................419.936.3077 Gateway Recycling ......................................................419.729.9777 Recycle Waste Services Great Lakes Waste Services….......................................419.885.1225 3793 Silica Road, Sylvania, OH 43560 Waste Management of NW Ohio..................................800.343.6047 419-517-1323 Wood County Landfill...................................................419.352.0180 A & J Landscape Center 8061 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania, OH 43560 ANIMAL MANURE 419-842-TREE Hours of Operation: Mon.- Fri. 8:00am - 4:00pm Blue Creek Compost Facility 7700 Schadel Road, Whitehouse 419-344-2371 Toledo Topsoil & Mulch, LLC Compost –grainfed by appointment only 5315 Stickney
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