Material Recovery Facility Paper shredding hours

Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility is operated by a private contractor - P & H Properties, LLC. The contractor provides a free paper shredding service every Tuesday from 8:30 AM - 3 PM. Learn more at: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/916/Free-Paper-Shredding-Tuesday

Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility is operated by a private contractor. Please call (615) 790 - 8501 for more information between Monday and Friday from 7:30 AM - 3 PM.

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If you have more than 5 boxes they ask you to make an appointment but they are fantastic and helpful. This is nice to give you flexibility if you can't do it on Tuesday.

Hi Robert! Thanks for your question!! The county's Material Recovery Facility located at 420 Century Court, Franklin does not accept residential recycling. It is for commercial and government recycling processing only and is operated by a private contractor. The "MRF" serves as the county's recycling hub, where convenience center recycling comes to be baled and marketed in the next step in the recycling life cycle. For residential recycling, please visit one of Williamson County's 10 convenience centers. Here is the link to the list: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers Your empty power washer can be recycled in the mixed metal bin at any of the 10 convenience center locations. Any leftover waste gasoline should be disposed of safely through a household hazardous waste collection. Here is more information about "HHW": https://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/158/Household-Hazardous-Waste I hope this thoroughly answers your question! Thanks again for checking!

The MRF is not open to the public. All recycled materials must come from within Williamson County limits for us to accept them. We recycle plastics #1 & #2, glass, tin, aluminum, paper, and cardboard for residents only through the use of our Convenience Centers. To view a list of Convenience Centers, visit our website at: https://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers If you are commercial, you can contact the MRF directly to discuss options.

The county's Material Recovery Facility located at 420 Century Court, Franklin does not accept residential recycling. It is for commercial and government recycling processing only and is operated by a private contractor. The "MRF" serves as the county's recycling hub, where convenience center recycling comes to be baled and marketed in the next step in the recycling life cycle. For residential recycling, please visit one of Williamson County's 10 convenience centers. Here is the link to the list: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers Your old refrigerator can be recycled in the mixed metal bin at any of the 10 convenience center locations.

The county's Material Recovery Facility located at 420 Century Court, Franklin does not accept residential recycling. It is for commercial and government recycling processing only and is operated by a private contractor. The "MRF" serves as the county's recycling hub, where convenience center recycling comes to be baled and marketed in the next step in the recycling life cycle. For residential recycling, please visit one of Williamson County's 10 convenience centers. Here is the link to the list: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers

The county's Material Recovery Facility located at 420 Century Court, Franklin does not accept residential recycling. It is for commercial and government recycling processing only and is operated by a private contractor. The "MRF" serves as the county's recycling hub, where convenience center recycling comes to be baled and marketed in the next step in the recycling life cycle. For residential recycling, please visit one of Williamson County's 10 convenience centers. Here is the link to the list: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers If your satellite dish is predominantly metal, it can be recycled in the mixed metal bin at any of the 10 convenience center locations.

The county's Material Recovery Facility located at 420 Century Court, Franklin is for commercial and government recycling processing and is operated by a private contractor. The "MRF" serves as the county's recycling hub, where convenience center recycling comes to be baled and marketed in the next step in the recycling life cycle. Please call them directly at (615) 790 - 8501 for buying information.

Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility does not accept paint. "BOPAE" is across the street at 417 Century Court, Franklin. Learn more here: https://www.franklintn.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=28204

Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility does not accept electronics. "BOPAE" is across the street at 417 Century Court, Franklin. Learn more here: https://www.franklintn.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=28204

This is incorrect. Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility serves as the county's recycling hub. Glass, aluminum, tin, plastics # 1 and # 2, mixed paper, cardboard are all received by this "MRF". All recyclable materials received are processed for recycling. Recycling from convenience centers, government offices, and WCS and FSSD schools comes to the "MRF" to be processed, baled, and marketed during the next phase in the recycling life cycle. Williamson County offers behind-the-scenes tours of this Material Recovery Facility, so residents can see what happens to recycling. Please call (615) 786 - 0166 if interested in learning more. Everyone is welcome! Please help spread the word.

No. Williamson County's Material Recovery Facility is for government and commercial recycling processing and is operated by a private contractor. I believe you are looking for a Williamson County convenience center. Learn more here: http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers

Williamson County residents may recycle electronics, including computers, through the City of Franklin Sanitation and Environmental Services Department's year-round BOPAE collection (Batteries, Oil, Paint, Antifreeze, and Electronics). More information regarding BOPAE may be found at: https://www.franklintn.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=28204 BOPAE is located within City of Franklin Sanitation and Environmental Services at 417 Century Court, Franklin. The county's Material Recovery Facility does NOT accept residential recycling and is across the street from BOPAE. Hope this helps clarify! Thanks so much!