Casco Area Workshop
1800 W. Vine St.
Harrisonville, MO 64701
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard and plastic (bottles, tubs and jugs) is free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Harrisonville). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Compressed gas cylinders (fire extinguishers, propane, oxygen, helium, etc.) - NOT accepted. 

Lawn Mowers - Fluids must be completely drained. 

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

2443 S. 88th St.
Kansas City, KS 66111
United States

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Wyandotte County, Kans. residents only.

No appointment necessary.

Proof of residency required. 

Compressed gas cylinders (fire extinguishers, propane, oxygen, helium, etc.) - Only accepts 1 lb. camp stove / lantern tanks. DOES NOT ACCEPT any other type of compressed gas cylinders. 

Lawn mowers - All fluids must be completely drained. 

Does NOT accept: 

• Business waste - Businesses include: for-profits, nonprofits, churches, schools, home-based businesses, and rental property owners.
• Appliances
• Asbestos
• Biological waste
• Commercial waste
• Controlled substances
• Electronics
• Explosives
• Prescription drugs
• Medical waste
• Smoke detectors
• Tires
• Yard waste

24967 136th St.
Lansing , KS 66048
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard, plastic containers and bags, and glass is free for all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Leavenworth County). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Compressed gas cylinders (fire extinguishers, propane, oxygen, helium, etc.) - Accepts propane (BBQ, camp stove, etc.) cylinders only. DOES NOT ACCEPT any other types of compressed gas cylinders: fire extinguishers, oxygen, helium, etc.

Electronics - Only accepts cell phones, computers, computer monitors, printers, DVD players, TVs, VCRs, speakers and other small electronics. 

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

Hazardous Waste:

• Leavenworth, Kans. residents only.
• No appointment required. 
• Accepts waste from businesses that are Small Quantity Generators. Businesses include: for-profits, nonprofits, churches, schools, home-based businesses, and rental property owners. More info>>
• Does NOT accept: asbestos, biological waste, controlled substances, explosives, prescription drugs, medical waste, and smoke detectors. 

Holiday lights - Do not accept lights embedded in artificial trees and greenery. 

Holiday trees - Natural holiday trees and greenery. Must remove all plastic and metal components such as lights, decorations, plastic bags and stands. Accepted Dec. 1, 2023 – Jan. 31, 2024 only.

Large appliances - Provides refrigerant removal from dehumidifiers, air conditioners, freezers, refrigerators, etc. 

Lawn mowers - All fluids must be completely drained.   

Plastic Bags and Film:

The following types of bags and film are NOT recyclable:
•    Salad bags
•    Snack bags & wrappers (chips, candy, etc.)
•    Pouches (cheese, tuna, trail mix, etc.)
•    Foil coffee bags
•    Frozen food bags
•    Pet food bags
•    Floral wrap (cellophane)
•    Cling wrap
•    Bedding & garment bags (usually clear with zipper)
•    Landscape bags (fertilizer, mulch, topsoil, etc.)

Tires - Accepted for a fee.

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

22820 S. 291 Hwy.
Harrisonville, MO 64701
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard, and plastic (bottles, tubs, and jars) is free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Harrisonville). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Compressed gas cylinders (fire extinguishers, propane, oxygen, helium, etc.) - Must be completely empty with valve removed. 

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

Large appliances - Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers must have refrigerant removed by an EPA-approved refrigerant removal service first. Must provide paperwork that this service has been performed. Search RecycleSpot for certified refrigerant removal. 

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

10736 E. Truman Rd.
Independence, MO 64052
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard, plastic containers and glass is free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Independence). 

Does not pay for any items accepted. 

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

8427 N. Carson Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64153
United States

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Provides residential and commercial solid waste and recycling collection. Also provide residential yard waste pickup, residential bulky item pickup, and roll-off services. Contact to see if they serve your location.

Liberty Public Works Facility
400 Suddarth
Liberty, MO 64068
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard, glass and plastic containers is free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Liberty). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

4707 Deramus
Kansas City, MO 64120
United States

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Free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live within KCMO city limits). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Compressed gas cylinders (fire extinguishers, propane, oxygen, helium, etc.) - Only accepts helium tanks, must be prepared before recycling, visit Balloon Time for how-to info. DOES NOT ACCEPT any other type of compressed gas cylinders. 

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

Holiday lights - Do not accept lights embedded in artificial trees and greenery.

Lawn mowers - All fluids must be completely drained.

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

5601 N.E. Pleasant Valley Rd.
Kansas City, MO 64119
United States

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Free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live within KCMO city limits). 

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

Holiday lights - Do not accept lights embedded in artificial trees and greenery.

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?

504 E. 19th St.
Kearney, MO 64060
United States

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Recycling cans, paper, cardboard, plastic containers and glass is free to all residents in the Kansas City metro area (you do not have to live in Kearney).

Does not pay for any items accepted.

Glass - No TVs, mirrors, light bulbs, windshields/safety glass, fiberglass, or these glass-like items: ceramic, china, porcelain, milk glass, Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle.

Holiday trees - Natural holiday trees and greenery only. Remove lights, decorations, plastic bags and stands. Accepted Dec. 26, 2023 - Jan. 10, 2024 only. 

Yard waste - Kearney residents only. 

For more information on how to recycle right, visit What Can Go In My Curbside Bin?