A new and improved RecycleSpot is coming soon!

We’re excited to bring you a new and improved RecycleSpot in 2023!

In the meantime, here are some of our most popular resources to help you recycle more and recycle better.

Find a recycle spot

Do you need to find a recycling drop-off center? We’ve compiled a list of sites located in the Kansas City metro area. Be sure to call first to confirm hours and/or residency requirements.

Download list of sites

Hazardous Waste

When household hazardous waste (HHW) ends up in the regular trash or is poured down sinks or storm drains, it becomes a problem for the entire community and the environment. Proper HHW disposal helps keep our communities safe and clean.

Learn more about HHW

What about….

Here are some of the most commonly asked questions for items that don’t go in your curbside bin.

Electronics

While most of us know how to recycle paper, plastic bottles or aluminum cans, many people don’t know how to properly dispose of old computers, cellphones and other electronic devices.

Find electronics recycling locations

Styrofoam

Any type of Styrofoam™ that has had contact with food and beverages is not recyclable: takeout boxes, egg cartons, cups, meat trays, etc.

Only Styrofoam™ blocks, forms, sheets and coolers are recyclable at Atlas Molded Products (formerly ACH Foam Technologies), 1400 N. 3rd St., Kansas City, KS 66101, (913) 371-1973.

See this location on a map

Plastic bags and film

Plastic bags and film are not recyclable curbside or at recycling centers.

Check with your local grocery store or take them to the nearest retail location that recycles them. The following retail chains often recycle plastic bags.

Lowe’s

Target

Walmart