Maryland Recyclers Coalition
Recycling Center in Bel Air, Maryland
About This Location
The Maryland Recyclers Coalition - known today as the Maryland Recycling Network - is a statewide nonprofit membership and advocacy organization, not a physical recycling drop-off center. Founded in 1991, it connects county recycling coordinators, agencies, nonprofits, businesses and activists to advance recycling policy across Maryland. There is no public facility here where you can bring materials to recycle.
What this location Accepts
We could not independently confirm the full list of materials this location accepts. Please contact them directly before visiting.
What they do not accept
The Maryland Recyclers Coalition is a membership and advocacy organization and does not accept any materials from the public. Use your county or municipal recycling program for actual drop-off.
Access & restrictions
Not a public drop-off; membership/advocacy organization · This is the statewide recycling trade association (now the Maryland Recycling Network), not a staffed recycling facility. It does not take household recyclables.
Programs & events
- Recycling policy and advocacy — Works on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for packaging, e-cycling, paint stewardship and environmental justice across Maryland
- Membership network — Connects county coordinators, agencies, nonprofits, businesses and recycling activists statewide
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drop off recycling at the Maryland Recyclers Coalition in Bel Air?
No. The Maryland Recyclers Coalition (now the Maryland Recycling Network) is a statewide nonprofit trade and advocacy organization, not a public drop-off facility. It does not accept materials from the public.
What is the Maryland Recyclers Coalition?
It is a membership organization founded in 1991 that brings together county recycling coordinators, agencies, nonprofits, businesses and activists to advance recycling policy in Maryland. It is now known as the Maryland Recycling Network.
Where should I actually recycle my household materials instead?
Use your county or municipal recycling program or a local drop-off center. This organization works on policy and advocacy, not hands-on collection.
What issues does the organization work on?
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for packaging, e-cycling, paint stewardship and environmental justice, with a mission to build a sustainable statewide recycling system.
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