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City Of Greenboro: Seven New Glass Recycling Drop-Off Locations Open

The City of Greensboro has opened seven additional glass recycling locations for residents. Take empty, clean and dry glass bottles and ...

12/13/2021 2:24 PM

The City of Greensboro has opened seven additional glass recycling locations for residents. Take empty, clean and dry glass bottles and jars to the blue recycling carts at these drop-off new sites: 

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  • Tiny House Community Development, 1310 W. Gate City Blvd.
  • Hemphill Library, 2301 W. Vandalia Rd.
  • Fire Station 17, 6405 Old Oak Ridge Rd.
  • Guilford Park Presbyterian, 2416 Lawndale Dr.
  • Union Coffee Company, 1119 E. Wendover Ave.
  • Fire Station 63, 4306 Burlington Rd.
  • Craft Recreation Center, 3911 Yanceyville St. 

Greensboro does not collect glass in its residential recycling program. Glass brought to the drop-off sites will be combined with glass collected from local bars and restaurants, and be recycled.

For the full list of 19 glass recycling drop-off sites or other information about residential recycling, visit the Field Operations website.

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The City of Greensboro has opened seven additional glass recycling locations for residents. Take empty, clean and dry glass bottles and jars to the blue recycling carts at these drop-off new sites: 

  • Tiny House Community Development, 1310 W. Gate City Blvd.
  • Hemphill Library, 2301 W. Vandalia Rd.
  • Fire Station 17, 6405 Old Oak Ridge Rd.
  • Guilford Park Presbyterian, 2416 Lawndale Dr.
  • Union Coffee Company, 1119 E. Wendover Ave.
  • Fire Station 63, 4306 Burlington Rd.
  • Craft Recreation Center, 3911 Yanceyville St. 

Greensboro does not collect glass in its residential recycling program. Glass brought to the drop-off sites will be combined with glass collected from local bars and restaurants, and be recycled.

For the full list of 19 glass recycling drop-off sites or other information about residential recycling, visit the Field Operations website.

 


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