Innovation Barn Self-Service Recycling Center
Mecklenburg County’s self-service recycling drop-off at Innovation Barn on Seigle Avenue, for curbside recyclables only.
Innovation Barn Self-Service Recycling Center, at 932 Seigle Ave., is one of Mecklenburg County’s self-service recycling drop-offs in Charlotte. It takes curbside recyclables only, the same list as the city’s recycling cart, from plastic containers with necks to flattened cardboard. Check the county’s Recycling and Disposal Centers page for its hours. Plastic bags and film go to a county full-service center instead.
- Type
- Recycling and drop-off center
- State
- North Carolina
- City
- Charlotte
- Address
- 932 Seigle Ave., Charlotte, NC 28205
- Takes
- Curbside recyclables only: plastic containers with necks, cartons and juice boxes, empty aerosol cans, aluminum, tin and steel cans, glass bottles and jars, cereal boxes, flattened cardboard, clean pizza boxes, brown paper bags, high-grade paper, junk mail, magazines and newspapers
- Does not take
- Anything that is not a curbside recyclable, such as trash, plastic bags and film, Styrofoam, shredded paper, food, yard waste and batteries
- Run by
- Mecklenburg County
- Official website
- wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov
- Primary source
- wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov
- Last verified
Questions
What are the Innovation Barn Self-Service Recycling Center hours?
Check Mecklenburg County’s Recycling and Disposal Centers page before you go. The site takes curbside recyclables only.
What can I recycle at Innovation Barn Self-Service Recycling Center?
Curbside recyclables only, the same list as Charlotte’s recycling cart: plastic containers with necks, cartons, cans, glass bottles and jars, flattened cardboard, clean pizza boxes and paper.
Can I leave plastic bags at Innovation Barn Self-Service Recycling Center?
No. Plastic bags and film go to one of the county’s four full-service centers, which also take shredded paper and clean white foam.
Sources
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