Recycling Centers in Jacksonville, AR
Find drop-off recycling locations in Jacksonville, Arkansas. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Residents of Jacksonville, Arkansas can use this directory to locate nearby recycling drop-off locations. Whether you have household recyclables or specialty items like electronics or batteries, the facilities listed here can help you dispose of materials responsibly.
Recycling in Jacksonville: A Local Guide
Jacksonville, Arkansas — a city of roughly 28,000 in central Pulaski County — runs its recycling program through the Jacksonville Recycling Center at 1300 Marshall Road, which is part of the Regional Recycling and Waste Reduction District's five-station Green Station network. The drop-off accepts newspaper, aluminum cans, #1 and #2 plastics, catalogs, phone directories, and office paper free of charge, Tuesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Jacksonville Sanitation Department shares the same address and handles curbside garbage pickup on a once-a-week schedule, with the office open Monday through Thursday.
For auto and vehicle-related recycling, Sonny's Auto Salvage on AR Highway 294 purchases end-of-life vehicles and sells tested OEM used parts with a 90-day warranty — it is a parts dealer rather than a public drop-off site. Residents who need large-scale waste hauling or a commercial landfill contact will note that the WM Two Pine Landfill on Two Pines Drive (technically North Little Rock 72117) serves contracted commercial accounts only and does not accept public walk-in recycling.
Glass and electronics are not accepted by Jacksonville's drop-off program. For e-waste, residents can check the Central Arkansas recycling events calendar or contact the Pulaski County Solid Waste Management District. Neighboring communities in the same Green Station network — including North Little Rock and Sherwood — offer additional drop-off windows if the Jacksonville schedule doesn't fit, and Benton has recycling options south of town as well.
The Regional Recycling network encourages residents to call the sanitation office at 501-982-6071 with questions about missed pickups, bulky-item collection, or changes to accepted materials. Because Jacksonville is a military-adjacent community (Little Rock Air Force Base borders the city to the east), base personnel should confirm whether base waste services or the city drop-off is the right option for their address.
All Recycling Centers in Jacksonville
Recycling Centers in Nearby Cities
Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Jacksonville
What recycling services does Jacksonville, AR offer to residents?
The city provides once-a-week curbside garbage pickup and a free drop-off recycling program at 1300 Marshall Road (Green Station), open Tue-Sat 8am-5pm. Accepted items include newspaper, aluminum cans, #1 and #2 plastic bottles, catalogs, phone directories, and office paper. Glass and electronics are not accepted at the drop-off.
Is WM Two Pine Landfill in Jacksonville open to the public for recycling?
No. The WM Two Pine Landfill is a commercial Waste Management facility for contracted accounts only. It does not accept household recyclables or walk-in drop-offs from the public. Use the Jacksonville Recycling Center at 1300 Marshall Road for public drop-off.
Where can I recycle electronics or e-waste near Jacksonville, AR?
The Jacksonville Recycling Center does not accept e-waste. Check the Pulaski County Solid Waste Management District or Regional Recycling District (regionalrecycling.org) for scheduled e-waste events in the greater Little Rock area, or visit a retailer take-back program such as Best Buy.
Can I drop off scrap metal at Sonny's Auto Salvage in Jacksonville?
Sonny's Auto Salvage is a used auto parts dealer, not a public scrap-metal drop-off. For ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling near Jacksonville, contact Metro Scrap Metals or check Reeves Recycling in North Little Rock at 8033 Highway 161.