Recycling Centers in Springfield, MO
Find drop-off recycling locations in Springfield, Missouri. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
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Residents of Springfield, Missouri 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 Springfield: A Local Guide
This page lists 13 recycling centers and drop-off sites in Springfield, Missouri. The City of Springfield runs an Integrated Solid Waste Management System approved by voters in 1991, which includes free municipal drop-off recycling centers, a Yardwaste Recycling Center and a Household Chemical Collection Center. Curbside pickup is handled by more than 10 licensed private haulers, all of whom are required to offer curbside recycling. For other cities statewide, see our Missouri recycling directory.
Among the listings are the city's own drop-off sites: the Franklin Ave Recycling Center and the Lone Pine Recycling Center, both open Tuesday through Saturday and accepting cardboard, paper, glass, aluminum, tin and plastics. For household chemicals and paint, the Household Chemical Collection Center on W Nichols St serves Springfield and Greene County residents by appointment. Scrap metal goes to yards such as Springfield Iron & Metal, and old devices to Complete Electronics Recycling.
If a Springfield site cannot take your material, it is worth comparing nearby cities. Other Missouri hubs include Kansas City, St Louis and Columbia, plus smaller directories for Jefferson City and Washington. The full Missouri state directory links every listed city.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Springfield
Does Springfield, MO have curbside recycling?
Springfield does not run a single city collection truck. Instead, more than 10 licensed private trash haulers serve the city, and all of them are required to offer curbside recycling to customers. Residents who want free drop-off instead can use the city's Franklin Ave or Lone Pine recycling centers.
What do Springfield's drop-off recycling centers accept?
The city's drop-off sites, including Lone Pine, accept cardboard, paper, glass, aluminum, tin and plastics, and yard waste goes to the Yardwaste Recycling Center. They are open Tuesday through Saturday. Hours can change, so confirm before you go.
Where do I take household chemicals or paint in Springfield?
The Household Chemical Collection Center on W Nichols St accepts household hazardous waste by appointment for Springfield and surrounding Greene County residents. Do not place these items in curbside bins or regular drop-off centers.
Where can I recycle scrap metal or electronics in Springfield?
Scrap metal is bought by yards such as Mccoy Iron & Metal and Springfield Iron & Metal, while old computers and electronics can go to Complete Electronics Recycling. Call ahead to confirm accepted items and any fees.