Brook Run Park Glass Recycling
Recycling Center in Dunwoody, Georgia
About This Location
The Brook Run Park glass recycling drop-off is one of several unstaffed container locations in DeKalb County's glass recycling program, run by the Sanitation Division in partnership with Strategic Materials. The container sits off Barclay Drive in Dunwoody and accepts only food and beverage glass containers in clear, brown, green and blue. Pane glass, light bulbs and ceramics are not accepted. The drop-off is open around the clock.
What Brook Run Park Glass Recycling Drop-off Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass
What they do not accept
This is a glass-only drop-off container, not a full recycling center. It accepts only glass bottles and jars.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Unstaffed drop-off container in the Brook Run Park parking area off Barclay Drive; free to use.
Programs & events
- DeKalb County Glass Recycling Program
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I drop off at the Brook Run Park glass recycling container?
Only glass food and beverage containers - bottles and jars in clear, brown, green and blue. No other materials are accepted at this container.
Is pane glass or ceramic accepted at Brook Run Park?
No. Pane/window glass, light bulbs and ceramic glass are not accepted. Only container glass (bottles and jars) can go in the bin.
Where exactly is the glass bin in Brook Run Park?
It is near the Barclay Drive side of the park. From I-285, take N Peachtree Street and turn onto Barclay Drive to reach the container location.
Is there a fee to use the Brook Run Park glass drop-off?
No. The glass drop-off is free and part of DeKalb County's glass recycling program. It is an unstaffed container available at all hours.
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