Recycling Drop-off Centers

The District operates Recycling Centers in Lizton, Coatesville, and North Salem.

The Recycling Drop-off Centers are located in areas where curbside recycling is not available, giving households there a recycling option.

Curbside recycling is A Better Way to Recycle. If you live in Avon, Brownsburg, Clayton, Danville, Pittsboro, or Plainfield, we encourage you to subscribe to curbside recycling instead of using a Recycling Drop-off Center. Republic Services and WM offer convenient curbside recycling for around $15 per month.

Lizton Recycling Drop-Off Center

Coatesville Recycling Drop-Off Center

North Salem Recycling Drop-Off Center

Lizton
Recycling Center
8976 N. State Road 39

Lizton Recycling Drop-Off Center

Important Reminders for Lizton

*When in doubt, throw it out!
*If it’s not shown as an accepted item, it’s not recyclable in this program.
*All recyclables should be loose; no bagged materials will be accepted.
*All material should be clean and dry.
*All items need to be separated as indicated below.

NEW LIZTON RECYCLING CENTER NOW OPEN!

Hours of Operation

Tuesday  9am – 6pm
Wednesday  1pm – 7pm
Thursday  9am – 6pm
Saturday  9am – 3pm

Closed on Major Holidays

24 Hour Surveillance

Attendant on duty has the right to refuse any material!

These are NOT accepted:

  • Material in Bags
  • Styrofoam/Polystyrene
  • Plastic Bags or Film
  • Buckets or Totes
  • Shredded Paper
  • Batteries
  • Scrap Metal
  • Loose Lids or Straws
  • Electronics or Appliances
  • Cookware or Glassware
  • Food or Yard Waste
  • Furniture or Toys

Acceptable Items | Please Separate | All materials should be clean, dry, and loose (not bagged!)

Glass Bottles & Jars

All containers should be clean and dry; lids and labels can stay on. Only containers that held food or drink. Remove lids and corks and throw them away.

Plastic, Paper, Cartons, & Metal

Plastic – Bottles, Jugs, & Tubs
Paper – Food Boxes, Newspapers, Magazines, Junk Mail, etc.
Cartons – Milk / Juice / Broth / Wine Boxes
Metal – Food & Drink Cans

Only containers that held food, drink, shampoo, detergent, etc. Labels and lids can stay on. No shredded paper is accepted.

Corrugated Cardboard

Corrugated cardboard only (look for the ruffled, fluted material sandwiched between the flat inner and outer cardboard layers). Must be clean and dry. Boxes do not need to be flattened. Throw away all foam, strapping, and plastic film/bags.

Coatesville
Drop-off Center
5040 Mill Street

Coatesville Recycling Drop-Off Center

Important Reminders for Coatesville

*When in doubt, throw it out!
*If it’s not shown as an accepted item, it’s not recyclable in this program.
*All recyclables should be loose; no bagged materials will be accepted.
*All material should be clean and dry.

North Salem
Drop-off Center
5 West Pearl Street

North Salem Recycling Drop-Off Center

Important Reminders for North Salem

*When in doubt, throw it out!
*If it’s not shown as an accepted item, it’s not recyclable in this program.
*All recyclables should be loose; no bagged materials will be accepted.
*All material should be clean and dry.

Acceptable Items | All materials should be clean, dry, and loose (not bagged!)

Glass Bottles & Jars

All containers should be clean and dry; lids and labels can stay on.

Paper

Food boxes, newspapers, magazines, junk mail, etc. Must be clean and dry. Shredded paper is not accepted. 

Plastic Bottles, Jugs, & Tubs

Only containers that held food, drink, shampoo, detergent, etc. All containers should be clean and dry; lids and labels can stay on.

Metal & Aluminum Cans

Only containers that held food or drink. All containers should be clean and dry; lids and labels can stay on.

Cartons

Food and beverage (milk, wine, broth, etc.) cartons only. All containers should be clean and dry; lids can stay on.

Corrugated Cardboard

Must be clean and dry. Boxes must be flattened. Throw away all foam, strapping, and plastic film/bags.

These are NOT accepted:

  • Material in Bags
  • Styrofoam/Polystyrene
  • Plastic Bags or Film
  • Buckets or Totes
  • Shredded Paper
  • Batteries
  • Scrap Metal
  • Loose Lids or Straws
  • Electronics or Appliances
  • Cookware or Glassware
  • Food or Yard Waste
  • Furniture or Toys