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About This Location

The Springfield Recycling Center and Transfer Station at 135 Fairground Rd accepts a wide range of recyclables, food scraps, electronics, fluorescent bulbs, batteries, and clothing for Vermont households and small businesses.

What this location Accepts

✓ Plastics #1-7 (rigid; excludes #6 Styrofoam)
✓ Aluminum beverage cans
✓ Glass bottles and jars
✓ Mixed paper and newspaper
✓ Flattened cardboard
✓ Tin and steel cans
✓ Scrap metal
✓ All battery types (household, automotive, button — free)
✓ Electronics (computers, TVs, monitors, printers — free for VT households and qualifying small businesses)
✓ Fluorescent and CFL bulbs (free, up to 10 per visit for VT households)
✓ Food scraps (composting program)
✓ Clothing and textiles
✓ Clean wood (fee applies)
✓ Brush and organic yard waste
✓ Thermostats
✓ Eyeglasses
✓ Ink and laser cartridges
✓ Cell phones

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What they do not accept

✕ #6 Styrofoam
✕ Plastic film and bags
✕ Black plastic
✕ Motor oil bottles
✕ Pyrex, ceramics, and tempered glass
✕ Mirrors and window glass
✕ Tissue paper and wrapping paper
✕ Waxy paperboard containers
✕ Incandescent and halogen light bulbs (not accepted — only CFLs/fluorescents)

Fees

  • Windshield access sticker — $30 for one sticker, $40 for two (valid July-June)
  • Trash disposal — $8.50 per punch card (10 punches); 1 punch = 5 lbs of trash
  • Clean wood drop-off — Fee applies; call for current rate
  • Standard recyclables (cans, glass, paper, cardboard) — Free
  • Electronics, batteries, fluorescent bulbs — Free for Vermont households

Access & restrictions

Open to Springfield area residents; windshield access sticker required for trash disposal. Recycling and special programs generally open to Vermont households.

Programs & events

  • Electronics recycling (E-cycles Vermont) — Free for VT households, charities, school districts, and businesses with up to 10 employees
  • Food-scrap composting — Drop-off composting program for food scraps accepted at the facility
  • Fluorescent/CFL bulb recycling — Free for VT households; maximum 10 bulbs per visit

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a sticker to use the Springfield Recycling Center?

A windshield access sticker is required for trash disposal ($30 for one, $40 for two, valid July through June). Standard recycling drop-off and most special programs (batteries, electronics, bulbs) do not require a sticker.

Can I drop off a TV or old computer at Springfield Recycling Center?

Yes. Under Vermont's E-cycles program, electronics are accepted free of charge for Vermont households, charities, school districts, and businesses with 10 or fewer employees. Larger businesses may be charged a fee.

What plastics does Springfield Recycling Center accept?

Rigid plastics numbered 1 through 7 are accepted, with the exception of #6 Styrofoam. Plastic bags, film, and black plastic are not accepted.

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Contact & Location

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Address
135 Fairground Rd, Springfield, VT 05156
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City / State
Springfield, Vermont

Opening Hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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