Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station

They do now. I dropped one off last week.

Try Randy's Sanitation in Rogers/Otsego.

We take paint from households. There is a limit of 3 five gallon containers per year but no limit on smaller containers.

$10 per screen from households. That includes TVs, computer monitors and laptops.

Furniture is not accepted.

You can take both. Box springs are $20 and mini fridge should only be $15

Yes, they have a section about it in the green recycling guide but all are accepted, only bulging or damaged lithium ion batteries need to be separated out in separate clear bags.

Dehumidifiers must be recycled as an appliance. We would accept them at our drop off facilities for $15 each.

Yes, all fluids must be drained and all non metal parts removed before bringing it in.

yes I think so!!

They were taking them last time I was there. Their website is updated with a list of what they accept during the covid-19 pandemic.

For a full list of materials accepted, hours of operation and covid-19 considerations, you can check their website at any time. They do have some restrictions on what they accept right now or how it must be dropped off due to covid-19, but they are still accepting electronics. When you arrive, you show them some proof you are a Hennepin County resident and tell them you have electronics to dispose of and they will direct you to the right door/building. https://www.hennepin.us/residents/recycling-hazardous-waste/drop-off-facilities

Be sure to review Hennepin County Drop Off Center Web Page for list of items they can take and what is not allowed. No items over 50 lbs and you off-load your stuff yourself into the bins where they tell you.

Paint is accepted at no charge from residents.

Paint is no charge as long as it comes from your own home and you are a resident of Hennepin County.

The only way we take doors is if they are all metal. The glass must be removed and can be disposed of with garbage and if there is a core inside the door of some material other than metal then the whole door is garbage.

We take refrigerators and they are $15 each.

Yes

I'm not sure you can always call them

Hot Water Heaters come with a $15 charge. Their website has excellent resources for what is and isn't accepted.

As long as they are wire hangers with no plastic or paper on them. Otherwise they can just go in your garbage.

Absolutely! You'll just need to bring your photo ID. They might want to charge you for the flashing (probably not), but it's a pretty minimal charge if they do.

They do take bulbs and tubes, no charge.

I don't believe so

no it is not...this is a msw site, and hazardous wast collection site

The service is free for residents.

Yes

No. Take to a thrift store.

Yes they do with a cost

Yes

Yes they do, it costs to drop one off which you will pay for at one of the manned kiosks on the driveway as you enter. They take cash or credit cards for sure (might take checks - not sure) I think it was 15 dollars per set

Call there to see

Best if you call them to see if they take that there

If you’re near there take it too the Brooklyn park facility off 84th . There’s a drop off site there

They do. $10 each.

Probably landfill. They consider that garbage. Your trash hauler may take it for a fee.

No.

Many items are free. You could recycle the desk there

No ! Municipal waste only commercial vendors. City waste Management municipal waste trucks only. You will need to call for further information.

No

Don't think so they recycle appliances

Hennepin County does not accept this item During limited operations, Hennepin County is not accepting mattresses or box springs at its Brooklyn Park Drop-Off Facility (items that require two people to carry and not allow for physical distancing). https://www.hennepin.us/green-disposal-guide/items/mattresses

Yes they do

You will be charged for recycling any large electronics. Yes they accept debit and credit cards. You will not be paid to bring your trash and/or recycling to the facility. For any paper or cardboard products it is free for any hennepin county residents

No, bust it and put in trash.

Only if they are metal and apart

Call them directly for answer

Dont know you have yo call the city

No. Pollutants (chemicals and oil), tires and recyclables only. No trash, which wood would be considered as.

They do not

Yes

They can be dropped off at Best Buy for free.

Yes

As far as I know you can just put them in with paper recycling

No, and we also do not accept shredded paper for recycling.

The handle portion we would not accept. We could accept the ax, shovel, and pick head however as scrap metal for no charge.

We do not, that can be thrown in your trash at home.

Yes we do accept them at no charge from residents.

We accept mattresses for recycling at our Brooklyn Park facility at a cost of $20 for each piece.

The recycling center does not take yard waste. There is a yard waste drop off in Maple Grove open till November 30. Google it for details.

Most likely not. If the safe is "fireproof" it has an insulation in it that makes it just regular garbage. If the safe is all metal then we would accept it as scrap metal for no charge.

Yes it will be accepted as scrap metal for no charge.

Fiber egg cartons can be brought in with the organics recycling for preparation information visit https://www.hennepin.us/green-disposal-guide/items/organics

No. There list of items that are accepted is on their website.

We will if all non metal parts are removed.

We do not

We will take spray paint from residents of Hennepin County.

The computer tower is free but the monitor costs $10, laptops are also $10 each.

No

No. Dry wall is considered garbage and if it fits can be put in your curbside garbage container.

Look at the hennepin.us website for our drop off locations. This will give you a more comprehensive view of what we will and will not take.

As long as they are coming from your own house and you are a resident of Hennepin County.

If it is just metal we will. We do not accept it if there is concrete on the posts.

Free

Yes, they cost $15 each.

Televisions are currently $10 each with a limit of 5 per year.

We sure do.

Do you shred paper

No, wood is just garbage and we dont accept that. Try contacting your trash hauler for help.

Yes we do take cardboard. There is no charge to drop it off.

Carpet is not accepted at the Hennepin County Drop off Facilities.

There is a limit of 25 bulbs per household per year.

No we do not.

Yes we will. Its a $15 charge.

Cooking oil is not accepted as house hold hazardous waste. It can be secured in a container and placed in your trash.

As long as it's just metal. All fabric and cushions must be removed.

You can bring it to our facility when we are open for disposal.

We take gas and electric water heaters from homeowners. They are considered appliances and cost $15.

We take all tires from households under 4 feet in diameter. They can be on or off the rim and cost $3 for disposal.

It does but bring it in a container that you either can leave behind permanently or you can leave your contact info and they will get it back to you later.

Yes just no American Express.

We take mattresses and televisions from households.

All non metal parts must be removed and then we can accept it as scrap metal at no charge. This includes the belt and the large piece of wood underneath it.

We take all holiday lights from households.

No that is considered solid waste or trash.