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About This Location

This is one of Murray City's two public glass recycling drop-off bins, located at Germania Park on the west side of the city along Murray Parkway Avenue (about 5243–5390 Murray Pkwy Ave / 1060 W 5300 S). Glass is pulled out of Murray's curbside stream, so the city set up these free, unstaffed containers where residents can bring bottles and jars of any color at any hour. Broken glass and plate glass are fine, but the bin is strictly for container glass — no ceramics, Pyrex, light bulbs or mirrors. The second city bin sits at Murray Park (296 E Murray Park Ave).

What Glass Recycling Container (Germania Park) Accepts

✓ Glass bottles and jars — all colors (Clear, brown, green and blue all accepted; no color sorting needed. Broken bottles, jars and plate glass are allowed.)

Related recycling guides: Glass

What they do not accept

✕ Ceramics (dishes, plates, mugs)
✕ Windshields and laminated glass
✕ Pyrex and oven-safe glass
✕ Light bulbs
✕ Fish tanks and mirrors

Container glass only. Ceramics, windshields/laminated glass, Pyrex, light bulbs, fish tanks and mirrors cannot go in the bin.

Fees

  • Glass drop-off — Free

Access & restrictions

Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Unstaffed public container accessible 24/7 and intended for residents. Place glass inside the bin — do not leave anything on the ground. Sites get heavy use, especially on weekends.

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is the Germania Park glass bin in Murray?

It's at Germania Park on the west side of Murray along Murray Parkway Avenue (listed variously as 5243–5390 Murray Pkwy Ave, near 1060 W 5300 S). Murray City also keeps a second glass bin at Murray Park, 296 E Murray Park Ave.

Can I put broken glass or any color in the bin?

Yes. Murray City accepts broken bottles, jars and plate glass, and all colors (clear, brown, green, blue) go in together — no sorting required.

What glass is NOT allowed?

No ceramics, windshields or other laminated glass, Pyrex or oven-safe glass, light bulbs, fish tanks or mirrors. These contaminate the glass stream.

Is there a cost, and do I need to be a Murray resident?

The bins are free. They are provided by Murray City for residents; there is no attendant and no ID check. Just place glass inside the container rather than on the ground.

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Contact & Location

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5390 Murray Pkwy Ave, Murray, UT 84123
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City / State
Murray, Utah

Opening Hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours
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