Recycling Centers in Fayetteville, NC
Find drop-off recycling locations in Fayetteville, North Carolina. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Find recycling drop-off locations in Fayetteville, North Carolina. This directory lists 3 facilities serving the Fayetteville area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Fayetteville: A Local Guide
Fayetteville has 3 recycling-related locations in our directory, backed by city and Cumberland County programs. The City of Fayetteville provides weekly curbside recycling in a blue 96-gallon rollout cart to single-family homes inside the city, while Cumberland County runs multiple container/convenience sites plus a free Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 923 Wilkes Road for county residents. For other North Carolina cities, see our North Carolina recycling hub.
For drop-off and scrap, Cumberland County Recycling on Ann St and the I. N. Carter Convenience and Recycling Center handle household recyclables, while OmniSource Corporation on Glidden St handles scrap metal. Check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.
Fayetteville anchors the Sandhills region, with other options a short drive away. If you are comparing or relocating, browse nearby NC cities such as Raleigh, Durham and Apex, or see every listed city on the North Carolina hub.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Fayetteville
How often is curbside recycling collected in Fayetteville?
The City of Fayetteville collects curbside recycling weekly in a blue 96-gallon rollout cart. Set the cart within one foot of the curb by 6 a.m. on your collection day and no earlier than the evening before. Check your specific day on the City's Trash & Recycling pages.
Where do I dispose of household hazardous waste in Cumberland County?
Cumberland County operates a free Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 923 Wilkes Road, open the second Saturday of each month 8 a.m. to noon and the fourth Wednesday noon to 4 p.m. There is a limit of about 10 gallons or 80 lbs per day; confirm current hours and limits before you go.
Where are the solid waste convenience sites in Cumberland County?
Cumberland County runs several container/convenience sites around the area, including locations on Macedonia Church Rd, Wade-Stedman Rd, NC Hwy 210 S, Camden Rd, Turnbull Rd, Dudley Rd and Research Dr. Accepted items and hours vary by site, so verify with the County before hauling material.
Does North Carolina have a bottle deposit?
No. North Carolina has no container deposit (bottle-bill) program, so there is no cash refund for cans and bottles — you recycle them through city curbside service or a drop-off site. NC law does ban plastic bottles from landfills, so recycling them is required.