Recycle Bin
Recycling Center in Milford, Ohio
About This Location
This Milford listing points to the free public recycling drop-off program run by the Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District (ACSWD, website oeq.net). Rather than a single staffed yard, it is a network of unstaffed Rumpke-serviced drop-off bins placed around Milford and Miami Township where residents can leave mixed recyclables at no charge.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Tires · Glass · Plastic · Cardboard & Paper
What they do not accept
Access & restrictions
public, free to use · Drop-off bins are unstaffed and serviced by Rumpke; all accepted items can be placed in one container. The Union Township Transfer Station / Rumpke Depot at 5180 Champions Way is open Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sat 7 a.m.-noon.
Programs & events
- Household Hazardous Waste disposal — ACSWD offers HHW disposal for paint, pesticides and similar household chemicals in Clermont County.
- Scrap tire disposal — Tire recycling drop-off is available at the Rumpke Clermont County Transfer Depot, 5180 Champions Way, Milford.
- Electronics and battery recycling — ACSWD runs electronics and battery recycling programs for county residents.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is recycling drop-off in Milford free?
Yes. The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District's public recycling drop-off bins are free for residents to use. You can leave mixed recyclables in the bins at no charge.
Where are the recycling drop-off bins in Milford?
ACSWD places bins at Miami Meadows Park (1546 State Route 131), Miami Township Fire Station 28 South (1154 US Route 50), the Miami Township Civic Center (6101 Meijer Dr.), and Milford City Hall / Police Department (745 Center St.).
Can I recycle cardboard here?
Yes. Cardboard, paperboard, office paper, newspaper, cartons, plastic bottles and jugs, glass bottles and jars, and aluminum and steel cans can all go in one drop-off container; Rumpke sorts them at its recycling facility.
Can I get rid of an old TV or electronics here?
Not in the curbside-style drop-off bins. Electronics are handled through the Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District's separate electronics recycling program; contact ACSWD at 513-732-7744 for current options.
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