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The Mifflin County Solid Waste Authority is working toward expansion of recycling programs within the Mifflin county boundaries.
Current PUBLIC RECYCLING DROP-OFF sites for use for use by the public now available for use:
Armagh Township Building has been a long time supporter of recylcing but due to space they currently only collect one material which is newspaper beside the township road maintenance building.
Brown Township Building has a public drop-off site now accepting five materials:
Corrugated cardboard
Mixed paper/newspaper
Aluminum cans/tin cans
Burnham Lions Club public drop-off site now accepting five materials:
Corrugated cardboard
Mixed paper/newspaper
Aluminum cans/tin cans
Derry Township building public drop-off site now accepting three materials:
Mixed paper
Newspaper
Corrugated cardboard
One Stop Communications also has a recycling drop-off located behind their building for public use, accepting the following
materials:
Corrugated cardboard
mixed paper/scrap metal
Hartman Center also has a recycling drop-off available for public use, accepting the following materials:
Corrugated cardboard
Plastic (#1 & #2 bottles)
Tin cans
Mixed paper
Oliver Township Building has a public drop-off site now accepting five materials:
Corrugated cardboard
Mixed paper
Newspaper
Tin cans/Aluminum cans
Union Township Building has a public drop-off site now accepting five materials:
Aluminum cans
Bi-metal (tin) cans
Newspaper
Cardboard
Mixed Paper
***ALL SITES ABOVE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC USE DURING ALL DAYLIGHT HOURS-unless otherwise noted at the site– Please do not leave trash or bags at these sites. For recyclable materials labeled on bin only.. We greatly appreciated the thoughtfulness and respect in keeping the sites clean and free of trash.
MCSWA site located off 522n accessible to the public during regular business hours of m-f 7am-3pm and sat 8am-11:30am now accepting the following:
Corrugated cardboard
Plastic bottles (#1 & #2 only)
Tin cans
Aluminum cans
Scrap metal
Newspaper
Mixed paper (inc. catalogs/magazines)
Clear glass and brown glass jars/containers (now taken up at the transfer station area under staff supervision, due to contamination issues)
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