Como Park Food Scraps Drop-off
Free 24/7 Ramsey County food scraps drop-off at 1149 Beulah Lane in Saint Paul’s Como Park, for county households.
Como Park Food Scraps Drop-off, at 1149 Beulah Lane in Saint Paul, is one of Ramsey County’s 24/7 food scraps sites. Its hours never change: it is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Ramsey County households can leave food scraps in compostable bags, including meat, seafood, bones and dairy.
Serves: Saint Paul trash pickup and drop-off rules.
What Como Park takes and what it does not
Food scraps in compostable bags: fruit and vegetable scraps, bread, pasta and grains, coffee grounds and filters, eggs and eggshells, meat, seafood, bones and dairy. Regular plastic bags, business waste and yard waste stay out; leaves and grass go to a county yard waste site.
Rules at every Ramsey County 24/7 food scraps site
The county’s ten 24/7 food scraps sites take household food scraps from Ramsey County residents only, not from businesses or institutions. Use a compostable bag with the BPI “compostable” logo, never a regular plastic bag; the county gives free compostable bags at its yard waste and 24/7 sites. The accepted list is on the county’s food scraps page ↗.
- Type
- Yard waste and compost site
- State
- Minnesota
- City
- Saint Paul
- Address
- 1149 Beulah Lane, Saint Paul, MN
- Hours
- Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- Who can use it
- Ramsey County residents only; no businesses or institutions
- Fees
- Free
- Takes
- Household food scraps in compostable bags, including meat, seafood, bones and dairy
- Does not take
- Regular plastic bags; business and institutional waste; yard waste
- Run by
- Ramsey County
- Official website
- ramseycountymn.gov
- Primary source
- ramseycountymn.gov
- Last verified
Questions
When is Como Park Food Scraps Drop-off open?
Can I put meat and bones in the Como Park food scraps bin?
Can I leave yard waste at Como Park Food Scraps Drop-off?
Sources
- Ramsey County: Food Scraps Drop-Off: address, 24/7 hours, Ramsey County residents only, compostable bags.
- Ramsey County: Food Scraps Collection brochure (PDF): accepted items and free compostable bags.
- Ramsey County: 2026 Recycling Guide (PDF): accepted items and the list of 24/7 sites.
Sources and corrections
Every site’s address, hours, fees and rules come from the official page of the city, county or authority that runs it, linked at the foot of the site’s page. Spotted a change? Report a correction.