Davis Recycling Center

Yes. 5 is the limit I believe

yes to both.

They will accept up to 5 gallons per day.

No. This is just a trash site that takes recyclables.

Yes and batteries too.

We accept several types of batteries at our recycling centers. There may be specified locations for certain types of batteries, so please ask our attendant on duty for assistance. From our website, I have this information: - alkaline, lithium, and button batteries can be disposed of in your household garbage. - Accepted, and separated, batteries include lithium ion, small-sealed lead acid (SSLA), nickel-cadium, wet-cell lead acid, nickel metal hydride, portable power tool types, battery packs, automotive types, and old-style cell phone types. You'll find more information on accepted materials here: https://environmental.marionfl.org/solid-waste/customer-service/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers

No glass

Never been sorry

Electronics may be recycled in the green compactor boxes labeled “Electronics Recycling” at the following recycling centers: Baseline Dunnellon Forest Corners Fort McCoy Martel Newton Weirsdale

Okay sorry I'm not familiar with Davis recycling center.

Yes, this location accepts household furniture year round. For more information, please contact our main office at 352-671-8465, or visit marionfl.org/solidwaste.

Yes they take mat y resses

As far as I know and have seen yes they have a recycling bin to put things but it is not a payable thing. Hope this helps

Toilets are considered construction debris and must be brought to the Baseline Transfer Facility. For more information, contact our office at 352-671-8465.

Some yard waste is accepted at recycling centers. Here's what I found on our webpage: Accepted: - 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 and less than four feet long. For more information, contact our office at 352-671-8465. Here's the direct link to the materials accepted webpage: https://environmental.marionfl.org/solid-waste/customer-service/materials-accepted-at-recycling-centers

You need to bring old fencing to the Baseline Landfill. Cost is $45.00 a ton.

Per county ordinance, a resident can take up to two 90-gallon containers of household trash to any of the recycling centers per day. For larger daily quantities, residents must use the Baseline Landfill facility at the scale rate of $45 per ton.

Google the closest recycle center. Be aware of open days.

Im pretty sure you can its next to the tire disposal

Yes, this location accepts up to five passenger tires per day from residents of unincorporated Marion County who pay the solid waste assessment on their annual property taxes. Other locations that accept passenger tires are: Canal, Dunnellon, Martel, Newton, and Scrambleton.

I know they took old paint cans not sure about the antifreeze

Hi, Jenny, plastic playhouses are not accepted at recycling centers and must be brought across the scale at our Baseline Landfill transfer station. For more information, please contact our office at 352-671-8465.

Hi, Mkay-This answer depends on the materials used to construct the bike. If it's metal, it may be disposed of at one of our 18 recycling centers. If the bike is constructed using plastic, then it will need to be disposed of at the Citizen's Convenience Center at Baseline Landfill, 5601 SE 66th St., Ocala, FL 34480. For more information, please contact our main office at 352-671-8465.

Hi, Justin, please feel free to contact our Human Resources staff at 352-438-2345 for more information on community service hours opportunities.

Might have to go to the Baseline Recycle Center, where the landfill is. I'm not sure Davis does those. Hopefully someone can chime in soon that knows better than I.

LP tanks are considered hazardous waste and are not accepted at recycling centers. We do accepted them in the household hazardous waste section of the Baseline transfer station, 5601 SE 66th St., Ocala. For more information, contact our office at 352-671-8465.

Hi, Rev. McIntosh- Residents may dispose of used gas at the Baseline Landfill household hazardous wastes section Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Gas is accepted in quantities of five gallons or less. Staff will return containers to residents after completing the disposal. Feel free to contact our office at 352-671-8465 for further information.

Residents who live in unincorporated areas of the county pay an annual assessment fee to utilize the recycling centers at no additional cost, but also have the option to contract with private franchise haulers for curbside pickup and other services.

Yes! Marion County residents may dispose of up to five passenger-vehicle-type tires at any of our recycling centers. Have a great week!

It's always closed on Monday

No, Baseline Landfill. Pretty crazy how many things they don't accept at these recycling centers that are actually made from recyclable material but mattresses are one of the more understandable things. The compacting machines don't like them and cause big problems. Some of the things that this county/state would rather bury in the landfill instead of recycle is actually a disgusting shame but mattresses are actually a very useful item for the yard waste pick up crews that use the grappling claw. They bring them along when they pick up the yard waste at the recycling centers and use them after loading up. All the loose small yard debris like leaves that scatter everywhere are all swept up back into the pile by dragging a mattress along the cement with the grappling claw. It's very effective, but then it's also used to hold down the load and set the grapple on top of so it doesn't blow out everywhere while driving down the road. Also mattresses decompose pretty quickly in the elements.

Yes

You would have to go to the Marion County landfill off of Baseline