Find recycling drop-off locations in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. This directory lists 6 facilities serving the Lebanon area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.

Recycling in Lebanon: A Local Guide

Lebanon has 6 recycling centers listed here, led by the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority (GLRA), the public agency that runs recycling drop-off for the county, alongside scrap and metals processors such as Consolidated Scrap Resources, Brandywine Recyclers and AMG Resources, plus a dedicated Electronics Recycling Facility and VS Rubber Recycling. Curbside recycling in the City of Lebanon is coordinated with the GLRA: accepted materials include plastic bottles and jugs, aluminum and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, newspaper and flattened corrugated cardboard. See more Pennsylvania locations on our state recycling hub.

For household drop-off and electronics, the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority on Russell Rd operates the county recycling drop-off center, and the adjacent Electronics Recycling Facility handles e-waste. For scrap metal, see Consolidated Scrap Resources and AMG Resources Corporation. Materials and access rules differ by site, so check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.

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All Recycling Centers in Lebanon

Vs Rubber Recycling Inc.

📍 31 Keystone Dr, Lebanon, PA 17042
📞 +1 717-202-3496
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Consolidated Scrap Resources

📍 328 N 14th St, Lebanon, PA 17046
📞 +1 717-272-4655
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Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority

📍 1800 Russell Rd, Lebanon, PA 17046
📞 +1 717-867-5790
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Electronics Recycling Facility

📍 1805 Russell Rd, Lebanon, PA 17046
📞 +1 717-867-5790
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Amg Resources Corporation

📍 620 N Lincoln Ave, Lebanon, PA 17042
📞 +1 717-450-7028
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Brandywine Recyclers Inc

📍 328 N 14th St, Lebanon, PA 17046
📞 +1 717-272-4655
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Lebanon

Is recycling mandatory in Lebanon, PA?

Pennsylvania's Act 101 requires municipal recycling in larger and more densely populated communities, and the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority coordinates recycling across Lebanon County. Specific curbside requirements depend on your municipality, so confirm the rules with the GLRA or your local borough or township office.

What materials does the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority accept?

The GLRA recycling drop-off center on Russell Rd accepts aluminum and steel cans, clear, green and brown glass bottles and jars, newspaper, corrugated cardboard, magazines, phone books and #1 PET and #2 HDPE plastic bottles. A separate Electronics Recycling Facility handles e-waste. Confirm current details on the GLRA website before visiting.

Where can I recycle electronics in Lebanon?

The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority runs a dedicated Electronics Recycling Facility on Russell Rd for Lebanon County residents. Accepted devices, fees and hours can change, so check the facility's page and the GLRA website before dropping off TVs or computers.

Can I get scrap metal prices in Lebanon?

Scrap prices change constantly and are set by each yard, not by this directory. Consolidated Scrap Resources, Brandywine Recyclers and AMG Resources buy scrap in Lebanon; call the yard directly for current per-pound pricing, as we do not publish or quote scrap rates.