Highland Park Food Scraps Drop-off
Free 24/7 Ramsey County food scraps drop-off at 800 Snelling Ave. S. in Highland Park, for Ramsey County households.
Highland Park Food Scraps Drop-off, at 800 Snelling Ave. S. in Saint Paul, takes household food scraps around the clock: its hours are 24 hours a day, seven days a week, all year. It is one of three Ramsey County 24/7 food scraps sites in Saint Paul, with Como Park and Union Park.
Serves: Saint Paul trash pickup and drop-off rules.
What Highland Park takes and what it does not
Bagged food scraps from Ramsey County households, meat, seafood, bones and dairy included, in compostable bags only. Business and institutional waste is not accepted, and regular plastic bags contaminate the compost.
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
- 800 Snelling Ave. S., 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
- Run by
- Ramsey County
- Official website
- ramseycountymn.gov
- Primary source
- ramseycountymn.gov
- Last verified
Questions
What are the Highland Park Food Scraps Drop-off hours?
Who can use Highland Park Food Scraps Drop-off?
Where else in Saint Paul can I drop off food scraps besides Highland Park?
Sources
- Ramsey County: Food Scraps Drop-Off: address, 24/7 hours, the other Saint Paul sites, Ramsey County residents only.
- Ramsey County: Food Scraps Collection brochure (PDF): accepted items and free compostable bags.
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.