Address: 296 SW 67th Ave, Ocala, FL 34474, USA
Phone: +13526718465
Sunday: 9AM–5PM
Monday: 7AM–5PM
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 7AM–5PM
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 7AM–7PM
Saturday: 7AM–5PM
Natalie Adams
I hadn't been before and they were so nice and explained where everything goes!!!! Just awesome employees!!
J. P.
What a great things Marion County does for its residents to help keep our communities clean and the trash off our streets. They accept almost anything, but call if you need clarification as the staff are always very helpful.
Luis Vargas
super clean, organized, and friendly/helpful staff
tarwerg
Clear ad day where everything goes . the best part free to dump anything
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No. If you're concerned about security - remove the drives.
Yes. They have an area for furniture.
Yes, household electronics are accepted at this location year round. Please contact our office for more information relating to interior components that may be required for removal prior to our acceptance at Martel; 352-671-8465.
Hi, fellow sushi lover! I took your question to our hazardous waste team. We believe substances such as these oils created for topical use, would be included in household garbage due to their safe-for-skin compounds. However, we will also accept them at the Baseline Transfer Station's household hazardous waste section. If you have any further questions, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Hi, Vicky. All three of these items can be disposed of at the Baseline Landfill only. For more information, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Yes they have cardboard recycling and it does not cost anything. Just make sure you take it to the recycling bin. no styrofoam.
No scavenging allowed
That's a tricky one. The basic guideline is as follows: "Limit of two 90-gallon containers of garbage per day." If the edging fits into two of these containers or less, then the edging can be disposed of as if household garbage. However, if the quantity is more than two 90-gallon containers, the edging would need to be brought across the scales at the Baseline Transfer Station. I suggest you contact our office at 352-671-8465 for more information. https://environmental.marionfl.org/solid-waste/customer-service/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Yes
They're is always an attendant there. Watch forbthe signs to put it where it goes. Don't be offended if the attendant asks you to put it someplace different. They are there to help.
There is metal recycling, but be sure the gas tank is empty. Might give a call.
I am going to go out on a limb and say yes it would be more helpful if I could see what we're talking about
Yes, our Martel recycling center accepts household furniture. For more information on accepted materials, visit https://environmental.marionfl.org/solid-waste/customer-service/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers.
Yes please!
If the glass is removed from the table, the table itself can be disposed in the household furniture section of this recycling center. The glass will need to be disposed of at the Baseline Transfer Station as glass is no longer accepted as a recyclable material. The Baseline Transfer Station is located at 5601 SE 66th St., Ocala, FL 34480. For more information, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Yes
Not at a recycling center, but this material is accepted at the Baseline Transfer Station, 5601 SE 66th St. For more information, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.
While this center does not offer mulch for resident pick up, our Office of the County Engineer's southwestern substation may allow residents to pick up mulch when the substation does have it. You can find out more via our OCE customer service line at 352-671-8686.
Yes
Yes.
Here's what I found on our website. If we can help further, please contact our office at 352-671-8465. Accepted yard waste Leaves Hedge clippings Small branches The recycling centers will accept two cubic yards of residential yard waste per day. Branches must be less than four inches in diameter & less than four feet long.
They have place at the recycling centers, such as Martel
We can accept this type of disposal at the Martel center. Please ask the attendant on duty for the hazardous materials drop off. Thank you for disposing of these chemicals properly!
This location, Martel recycling center, accepts furniture year round; however, not all of our 18 recycling centers accept furniture, such as mattresses, year round. Furniture is accepted year round at the following six recycling centers: Canal, Dunnellon, Davis, Martel, Newton, and Scrambletown. For more information, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Yes.
Our Solid Waste office advised that if the door is entirely metal, then you can place it in the metal recycling area.
Yes, we can! See you soon. :)
nope
Spray paint cans can go in the household garbage for residents.
No and maybe. We do not take concrete at any location including the Baseline Landfill facility. Concrete can be taken to the following locations: Friends Recycling: 352-622-5800 or Southside Material: 352-369-5411. If the edging is plastic or any other material, we will take it only at the Baseline Landfill facility with a fee of $45 per a ton.
I checked with our main office and have to following information to provide: Carpet and padding would have to come to the Baseline Landfill and go across the scale at $45/ton. Baseline Landfill & Transfer Station, 5601 SE 66th St., Ocala, FL 34480 Monday - Saturday; 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you'd like to confirm any other materials, please visit the list of generally requested items below or contact our office at 352-671-8465. Materials accepted at recycling centers: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Yes, the list of acceptable items can be found at the link below or by contacting our main office at 352-671-8465. From the webpage: Residents can dispose of hypodermic needles or other sharps in containers at special kiosks located at each of the 18 recycling centers and obtain a free replacement container with each disposal visit. First-time participants should see the recycling center attendant on duty or contact Solid Waste at 352-671-8465 for more information. Webpage direct path: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/special-programs
Plywood is not accepted at the recycling centers but can be disposed of at the Baseline Transfer Station by going over the scales entering the facility. In general, plywood is considered construction and demolition waste and charged at $45 per ton at the scales. Here's a list of items accepted at recycling centers for the future: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Our webpage mentions latex paint as accepted at recycling centers but doesn't specifically state non-lead paint as acceptable. Please contact our main office for more information at 352-671-8465. For future reference, here's the current list of acceptable items at recycling centers: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Yes
Yes, Martel is is one the six recycling centers that accept household furniture. For more information on acceptable items, please use the link below or contact our office t 352-671-8465. https://environmental.marionfl.org/solid-waste/customer-service/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Yes, Martel is one of our six sites that accept furniture year round; Canal, Davis, Dunnellon, Martel, Newton, and Scrambletown. The below link to the recycling center acceptable items page, which features our furniture collection schedule: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
Marion County does not pay for the return of any kind of bottles. Glass bottles can be disposed of into the household garbage. Any plastic bottle except number 6 can be recycled as long as they are clean and rinsed to best of the ability. For more information on glass as a disposable material, visit https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/glass-recycling-facts
Hi, Harold- While yard waste does not have to be bagged, it does have to be secured in a manner that prevents pieces blowing out along the road while being transported to a disposal facility. Specifically, yard waste includes leaves, hedge clippings and small branches. Two cubic yards of residential yard waste is accepted per day at the recycling centers. Branches must be less than four inches in diameter and less than four feet in length. For a complete list of materials accepted at recycling centers, visit: https://www.marioncountyfl.org/departments-agencies/departments-o-z/solid-waste/recycling-and-trash-disposal/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers
They have garbage containers, recycling containers, an area for yard waste, electronics, appliances and hazard waste. It isn't a landfill.
Yes, but only if the swing set is all metal/aluminum, taken apart completely and does not have concrete attached to it. Otherwise, the swing set must be brought to the Baseline Landfill/Transfer Station at 5601 SE 66th St, Ocala, FL 34480. The rate would be calculated as your vehicle crosses the scale based on $42 per ton.
Trees with decorations, lights, garland and/or tinsel will not be accepted at any our our facilities. All 18 of our recycling centers will accept Christmas trees for residents of unincorporated Marion County who pay the solid waste assessment on their annual property tax bill free of charge. For all other disposals of Christmas trees, please stop by the Baseline Landfill facility. There is a $5 charge to dispose of a Christmas tree for residents who do not pay the solid waste assessment as part of their annual property taxes.
No additional pass/permit is required for residents of non-incorporated Marion County. For those wishing to use our facilities who live within city limits, a non-assessed residential permit is required. For more information and help to determine your residential status, contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Only tree debris no cut lumber
The recycling centers are included in the annual property taxes collected from residents of unincorporated Marion County. All other residents have the opportunity to purchase an annual permit to use the recycling centers. For more information, contact our office at 352-671-8465.
Yes
The only location that accepts drywall would be the Baseline transfer station (formerly the landfill). In general, the cost for drywall is $2.10 per every 100 pounds. There are also prices for car and truck loads, so feel free to contact our main office at 352-671-8465. Have a great week!
Hi, Crystal-TVs are considered household electronics because of their components and materials. Electronics may be recycled in the big, green compactor boxes labeled "electronics recycling" at the following recycling centers: Baseline, Dunnellon, Forest Corners, Fort McCoy, Martel, Newton and Weirsdale. Household electronics may also be recycled at four special events throughout the year. If you have any further questions, please contact our main office at 352-671-8465.
Yes. Pickup truck full a day.
There's a spot to dump furniture, tires, etc
No
Way to go Martel location, for answering do quickly!
Yes. All 18 county recycling centers accept residential yard waste, specifically: leaves, hedge clippings and small branches. There's a two-cubic-yard maximum per day per resident. Branches must be less than four inches in diameter and less than four feet in length. For more information, contact our main office at 352-671-8465.
The individual recycling centers do not. However, our Solid Waste team will be happy to assist you at the Baseline Landfill: 352-671-8465
If you're talking dry wall or construction debris, no, unless a small quantity in trash bags.
We do not accept vehicles at our recycling centers. You will have to find a salvage yard. Thank you for reaching out!
This year, the Martel Recycling Center is hosting a Tire Amnesty Day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sept. 8. Residents of unincorporated Marion County (who pay the Solid Waste assessment) may dispose of up to 25 passenger-vehicle-sized tires at no charge. Alternatively, residents who live in unincorporated Marion County (who pay the solid waste assessment) can bring up to 5 vehicle sized tires to the Baseline Landfill at no charge. Tires can be on or off the rim.
While our recycling centers are not equipped to accept antifreeze, you can bring it to the Household Hazardous Waste Barn here at Baseline Landfill: 5601 SE 66th Street Ocala, FL 34480. Thank you for taking the time to properly dispose of this substance.
No that place is done the road from here. You can bring it here and drop it off. The county uses the proceeds to pay the county workers and to help keep your taxes down
can you drop pff mattreses?
Yes, there is a section set aside for old appliances.
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