Dkmm Solid Waste District
Recycling Center in Mt Gilead 2, Ohio
About This Location
DKMM Solid Waste District is the four-county solid-waste authority serving Delaware, Knox, Marion and Morrow counties, with its office at 619 W. Marion Road, Entrance B, Suite 107 in Mount Gilead. The address is an administrative office, not a public recycling yard; DKMM instead operates recycling drop-off locations throughout the four counties and runs household hazardous waste, electronics and tire programs.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Tires · Household Hazardous Waste
Fees
- Televisions and CRT monitors — $20 each
- All other electronics — Free
Access & restrictions
Serves Delaware, Knox, Marion and Morrow county residents; this address is the district office · DKMM operates multiple 24-hour community recycling drop-off locations across the four counties rather than a single public yard at the office. HHW collections are scheduled; the tire grant program is for government, municipal and non-profit entities.
Programs & events
- Electronics recycling — By appointment, April through September. TVs and CRT monitors $20 each (Mt. Gilead and Marion are cash only); all other electronics free.
- Household hazardous waste & paint — DKMM offers scheduled collection options for proper disposal of household hazardous waste and paint.
- Tire program — A tire grant program is available for government, municipal and non-profit entities.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is DKMM a public recycling center I can drive up to?
The 619 W. Marion Road address is the district office. DKMM instead operates numerous community recycling drop-off locations across Delaware, Knox, Marion and Morrow counties, many open 24 hours.
Does DKMM recycle electronics, and is there a fee?
Yes. Electronics recycling runs by appointment from April through September. Televisions and CRT monitors cost $20 each, while all other electronics are free to recycle.
What about household hazardous waste?
DKMM offers scheduled collection options for the proper disposal of household hazardous waste and paint across the four-county district.
Can I drop off tires here?
DKMM runs a tire grant program for government, municipal and non-profit entities rather than a general public tire drop-off at the office.
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