Corrugated Cardboard
Boxes with wavy centers. No wet or moldy cardboard.
Break boxes down flat and stack on edge inside the container.
The drop-off Recycling Center provides a place for those who do not use curbside recycling to dispose of reusable waste.
While the Recycling Center closes at 4 p.m., the last entry into the center is at 3:50 p.m. This allows visitors time to drop off items and clear the facility by closing time.
Thanksgiving: Closed Nov. 28-30
Christmas: Closed Dec. 25
New Year’s Day: Closed Jan. 1
11921 Hardy
Overland Park, KS 66213
913-901-6002
Tuesday-Friday
7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Last entry at 3:50 p.m.
Sunday and Monday
Closed
Please refer to the lists below to know what is accepted at the Recycling Center. We do not accept commercial quantities of any of the items below.
Recycling Center staff may refuse any of the materials below on a case-by-case basis.
Boxes with wavy centers. No wet or moldy cardboard.
Break boxes down flat and stack on edge inside the container.
Drop off and pick up usable moving boxes in a separate bin from the rest of our cardboard.
Cereal or cake mix boxes, soft drink cartons, shiny or slick cardboard and phonebooks.
Flatten all containers.
Food and drink containers only. No light bulbs or ceramics.
Remove caps and lids.
Numbers 1-7 only
No plastic bags, film, or styrofoam
Aluminum and steel food and beverage containers.
Flatten containers if possible.
Copy paper, letterhead, file folders, junk mail and envelopes.
Including glossy ads, coupons, and packing paper.
Bag in brown grocery bags, which are available on-site.
Steel, aluminum, and other metals. No tanks, electronics, appliances, or paint cans.
If suitable for donation.
Accepted in December and January only.
RecycleSpot provides information about where you can recycle items not accepted at the Recycling Center.
Alkaline batteries, such as AA, AAA, and D-Cell, can be taken to Midwest Recycling Center for a fee, or safely disposed of with normal household trash.
Bring recyclable electronics to the City’s Recycling Extravaganza in the spring or fall.
Incandescent, fluorescent tube bulbs, compact fluorescent light bulbs, or LEDS.
Recycle these at your local grocery store.
Many office supply stores offer cartridge recycling services.