Carver County Recycling Drop Off - Norwood Young America
Recycling Center in Norwood Young America, Minnesota
About This Location
The Carver County Recycling Drop Off at 421 W Railroad St, Norwood Young America is one of three rural recycling sites the county operates to keep common household recyclables out of the landfill. Open Wednesdays 3-5 PM and Saturdays 8 AM-noon, the unstaffed site accepts fiber, accepted plastics, cans, glass, and grocery bags from county residents and businesses at no charge. For items beyond the basics — including special waste or hard-to-recycle materials — Carver County's staffed Environmental Center handles a wider range; call 952-361-1800 for details.
What Carver County Recycling Drop Off - Norwood Young America Accepts
Related recycling guides: Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Materials must be removed from plastic bags before placing in bins (except grocery bags, collected separately). Not a trash or special-waste site.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Open year-round to Carver County residents and businesses. Unstaffed drop-off site.
Programs & events
- Carver County Environmental Center — Staffed facility that accepts a wider range of recyclables and special waste; residency verified and payments may apply.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I recycle at the Norwood Young America Carver County drop-off site?
Cardboard, paper (magazines, catalogs), plastic food/beverage containers (#1, #2, #5), aluminum cans, steel food cans and household metals, glass food/beverage containers, and plastic grocery bags (collected separately).
What are the Norwood Young America recycling drop-off hours?
Wednesday 3-5 PM and Saturday 8 AM-12 PM. The site closes a limited number of days each year; call 952-361-1800 to confirm.
Who can use the Carver County rural recycling drop-off sites?
The sites are open year-round to Carver County residents and businesses at no charge.
Do I need to remove recyclables from plastic bags before dropping them off?
Yes. Items should be loose in the bins — empty bags before placing materials in the containers. Plastic grocery bags are collected separately in their own bin.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.
Recycling Centers Near Norwood Young America
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Emr Green Isle (Northern Metal Recycling)Green Isle, MN · 7.1 mi›
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Carver County Environmental ServicesChaska, MN · 17 mi›
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