Recycling Drop-Off Trailers:

 Trailers, like the one you see to the left, are now in place throughout the county. Look at the map below to find the one closest to you. Each site is marked with a recycling logo.

If you'd like to see a detailed map of a specific location, just click on the site's name. I've included some general directions for each one as well.

• Bakersville - Located near picnic shelter and township garage.
  
• Conesville - Located behind the village hall.
  
• Nellie - Located next to the community building on 2nd Street.
  
• Plainfield - Now Open! This site is located at the intersection of Main Street and Park Avenue.
  
• West Carlisle - The Morgan Run Road site has been relocated to the Pike Township hall. Stop by and see us!
  
• New Guilford - Located on County Road 18, between SR 541 and SR 206.
• West Lafayette - Located on the Waste Parchment property, at the intersection of U.S. Routes 36 and 93, just past the Landmark Co-Op.
  
• Warsaw - Located on Marvin Davis Drive in the park, next to the picnic shelters.

   

The following is a list of the materials we accept at each site:
Plastic #1 - Usually 2-liter soda bottles or other-sized drinking bottles. Check the bottom of any plastic container and you will usually find a recycling logo with a number inside it. That's the kind of plastic used to make the bottle.
Plastic #2 - Usually things like gallon milk jugs or bleach bottles are made of #2 plastic. Again, check the bottom if you're not sure. You do not need to sort these by color.
Cardboard and Paperboard - This refers to corrugated cardboard (usually used in bigger boxes) and the boxes usually used for cereal boxes and 12-pack containers. You may have to break down bigger boxes to make them fit through the slot.
Newspaper - Magazines are now accepted in this bin, along with your newspaper and brown paper bags!
Steel Cans - Also called tin or bi-metal cans. Here's a simple test: if you stick a refrigerator magnet on it and it stays there, it's a steel can.
Aluminum Cans - Usually used to hold soda or other beverages.

Again, we are NOT accepting glass at this time.  At this time, we simply don't have the room to properly recycle glass. Your cooperation is appreciated.

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