Belgrade Recycling
Recycling Center in Belgrade, Montana
About This Location
Belgrade Recycling is one of 14 free public drop-off bin sites run by the Gallatin Solid Waste Management District, located near W Madison Ave & Eileen Place (past Montana Energy Alliance). The outdoor, unstaffed bins accept cardboard, mixed paper, aluminum and steel cans, and #1 and #2 plastic bottles at no charge. It is a bins-only site — no attendant, no glass, and no bulky or hazardous items — so sort and flatten your recyclables before you arrive.
What Belgrade Recycling Accepts
Related recycling guides: Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
This is a recyclables-only bin site. Glass is not taken here (GSWMD handles glass separately). Anything left on the ground will not be recycled.
Fees
- All accepted recyclables — Free
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Unstaffed public drop-off bins provided by the landowner and the Gallatin Solid Waste Management District. Illegal dumping is prohibited and anything left on the ground will not be recycled.
Programs & events
- GSWMD free drop-off bin network — One of 14 free recycling drop-off sites operated across the Gallatin Valley by the Gallatin Solid Waste Management District.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Belgrade drop-off site cost anything to use?
No. The Gallatin Solid Waste Management District provides this as one of 14 free recycling drop-off sites, with no fee for dropping off accepted recyclables.
Can I recycle glass at the Belgrade bins?
No. Glass is not accepted at the Belgrade drop-off bins. The district handles glass recycling separately, so bring glass to a designated glass site instead.
What can I actually put in the bins?
Cardboard, mixed paper, aluminum and steel cans, and #1 and #2 plastic bottles. Flatten cardboard, crush cans, and keep caps on the empty, flattened bottles.
Can I drop off appliances, electronics or tires here?
No. Appliances, electronics, tires, furniture, trash and hazardous waste are all prohibited at the recycling bins. Leaving them on the ground is illegal dumping and can get the site closed.
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