Recycling Centers in Bozeman, MT

Recycling in Bozeman: A Local Guide

Bozeman has 10 recycling centers in this directory, from scrap-metal and construction recyclers to a curbside compost hauler, a biofuels collector, a medical-waste service and a phone trade-in kiosk. Household recycling in the city is single-stream and run by the City of Bozeman Solid Waste Division: residents get a curbside tote collected every other week on their assigned day. The city accepts bottle-shaped #1 and #2 plastics, clean paper and cardboard, and aluminum, tin and steel cans, but because of market conditions it does not take #3 through #7 plastics, non-bottle-shaped #1 and #2 plastics, or glass in the cart. For listings elsewhere in the state, browse the full Montana recycling directory.

The centers below fill the gaps the curbside cart leaves. For drop-off, the Bozeman Convenience Site on Story Mill Road handles items the cart will not take. For scrap and metals, Pacific Recycling and Full Circle Recycling serve the area, and Four Corners Recycling operates from the Recycle Way complex. For food scraps and yard waste, Happy Trash Can Curbside Compost offers organics pickup, while EcoATM buys used phones for instant payment. Check each center's page to confirm accepted items and any fees.

If a Bozeman center does not fit, other Montana cities in this directory may help. Billings and Missoula have the largest listings in the state, while Helena sits to the northwest and Great Falls farther north. You can also return to the statewide Montana hub to search by town.