Raymond's Redemption
Recycling Center in Turner, Maine
About This Location
Raymond's Redemption at 8 Tidswell Road is Turner's bottle-and-can redemption center, handling returns under Maine's Beverage Container Redemption Law (the state's 5-cent bottle bill). It is a redemption center — a place to hand in deposit beverage containers for your nickel back — rather than a general recycling drop-off. The location has operated as a redemption center for roughly two decades and today is run as Coach Terry's Redemption Center, by Angelo Terreri, at the same address and phone. It keeps long daily hours, 8 AM to 4 PM every day of the week.
What Raymond's Redemption Accepts
What they do not accept
This is a deposit-return redemption center, not a general recycling or waste drop-off. Non-deposit items (household trash, general plastics/glass without a Maine deposit, electronics, scrap metal) are not part of redemption. Specific container types or brands handled were not individually verified — call ahead if unsure.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Open to the public to redeem Maine deposit containers; you are paid the 5-cent deposit per eligible container. Any sorting or count requirements were not verified — call 207-225-2008 to confirm.
Programs & events
- Maine Beverage Container Redemption — Participates in Maine's statewide bottle-deposit redemption system, returning the 5-cent deposit on eligible containers.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Raymond's Redemption still open?
Yes — the redemption center at 8 Tidswell Road in Turner is open daily. It now operates under the name Coach Terry's Redemption Center at the same address and phone number, so you may see either name.
What are the hours?
The center is open every day, Monday through Sunday, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
What can I bring here?
This is a Maine bottle-bill redemption center, so bring deposit beverage containers — the bottles and cans that carry Maine's 5-cent deposit. You get the deposit back per eligible container.
Is this a recycling drop-off for things like cardboard or electronics?
No. It is a deposit-return redemption center, not a general recycling site. For household recycling, electronics or scrap, use a Turner/Androscoggin County recycling option instead.
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