Minnesota
Recycling drop-off
Duluth Township recycling drop-off
Hours, sticker price, who can use it, item fees, hazardous waste options, and holiday notes for Duluth Township Recycling Center.
Not a household-trash drop-off. This page covers only the specifically listed recycling, compost, hazardous or specialty materials. Check the accepted materials before loading your vehicle.
Last verified from official sources: 2026-11-06
Who can use it
Township recycling center at Town Hall. The linked page does not state nonresident eligibility or general trash intake; ask the attendant/town office about access.
Hours
- November-March: Tuesday 7-11 a.m. and 2-6 p.m.; Thursday 2-6 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-noon. Facility-local Central Time.
- April-October: Tuesday 7-11 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.; Thursday 3-7 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.-noon. Drop off only during recycling hours.
Sticker or permit
Required: No (see notes)
Price: No permit fee stated on the linked page; confirm access requirements.
Where to buy: Contact the facility for access questions.
Per-item fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Recycling fees | No current fee or permit price is stated on the linked town page. Confirm charges or eligibility before bringing special material. |
Hazardous waste
Not a general HHW site. Township directs hazardous waste and yard-waste questions to the separate regional sanitary-district program. Do not leave chemicals or batteries with container recycling.
Holiday closures
Holiday closures not published on the linked facility page. Confirm before a holiday visit.
Holiday schedule last verified 2026-11-06 from official sources .
Other notes
- This is Duluth Township, a separate local government from the City of Duluth. Use the Homestead Road town recycling site, not the city-area materials recovery center.
- Container recycling includes plastic bottles/tubs numbered 1-7, any-color glass bottles/jars and metal food/beverage cans. Containers can be mixed. Keep paper in the mixed-paper stream and corrugated cardboard in its designated stream.
- Newspaper now goes with mixed paper. Mixed paper includes cereal boxes, soda cases, office paper and junk mail. Corrugated cardboard is the kind with a rippled layer between smooth sheets.
- Do not bring flower pots, grocery deli clamshells/berry or lettuce containers, large buckets/kitty-litter containers, light-fixture covers, plastic wastebaskets, milk crates or orange/brown prescription containers as plastic recycling. Numbered plastic alone does not override the town exclusions.
- Separate aluminum-can fundraising collection ended because of theft and garbage dumping. Aluminum cans now belong in the container-recycling bin. No general household garbage, bulky-item, electronics or chemical intake is established here.
- Recycling hours differ from clerk office hours printed on the same page. Winter afternoon sessions end at 6 p.m., not summer 7 p.m. Surveillance is in place; do not leave material outside posted recycling hours.
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Sources
Every fee and hour above was taken from these official pages or PDFs on 2026-11-06. If something conflicts, trust the town.