Strip District Drop-Off Center
Recycling Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
About This Location
Pittsburgh's Strip District Drop-Off Center at 3001 Railroad St (entrance under the 31st St Bridge) is open 24 hours, 7 days a week for curbside recyclables and has a dedicated glass dumpster — plus weekly e-waste and hazardous material drop-off events through the Pennsylvania Resources Council.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries · Household Hazardous Waste · Glass · Cardboard & Paper · Motor Oil
What they do not accept
Access & restrictions
Infrastructure upgrades underway funded by $1.66M EPA grant as of Aug 2026 — main 24/7 access unaffected
Programs & events
- PRC Weekly E-Waste Drop-Off — Pennsylvania Resources Council collects electronics every Tuesday 2–6 PM and Thursday 3–7 PM. Appointment required at prc.org/ewastepgh/.
- PRC Monthly HHW Collection — Monthly household hazardous waste events at this site for paint, chemicals, batteries, and fluorescent bulbs. Appointment required at prc.org/hhwpgh/.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Strip District Drop-Off Center really open 24 hours?
Yes. The main curbside recycling dumpsters and the dedicated glass dumpster at 3001 Railroad St are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The entrance is under the 31st Street Bridge. E-waste and HHW events run on specific weekday windows (Tue 2–6 PM, Thu 3–7 PM) and require appointments through PRC.
How do I drop off a TV or old computer at the Strip District center?
Electronics must go through the Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) e-waste program, not the standard 24/7 bins. PRC collects at this site on Tuesdays 2–6 PM and Thursdays 3–7 PM. Book a time slot at prc.org/ewastepgh/ before you arrive — walk-ins are not guaranteed.
Can restaurants and businesses use the Strip District Drop-Off Center?
Yes. The facility explicitly serves small businesses, bars, and restaurants in addition to individual residents. There are no residency restrictions or permits required — anyone can drop off curbside recyclables 24/7.
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