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    • Leaves; Autumn's Bounty
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    • Cardboard taking over
    • Sustainable March
    • Buy Less, Trash Less
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    • Merry Sustainable Christmas
    • Freon in the Environment
    • Natural Thanksgiving decor
    • Dangers of Stockpiling Batteries
    • Sustainable Pumpkins
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Warehouse Drop Off

Guidelines for bringing items to the warehouse:
  • Accepted items include: TVs and monitors of all sizes, electronics, medical sharps, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, paint, chemicals, aerosols, etc. Self-serve antifreeze, oil, & oil filters still available.
  • Only one person out of the vehicle at a time.
  • Residents are required to follow staff instructions.
  • KCSWMD reserves the right to refuse service and the intake of materials to any one, at any time.​
Email us with questions!

A Few Things to Note

​See all items not accepted on our Not Accepted page.

Please do not leave ANY items outside our building or doors. All items must be accounted for by a warehouse associate, so you must bring them to the receiving door (alongside the railroad tracks) during open hours of operation.

Oil, oil filters, antifreeze, books, clothing, and shoes can be brought to us anytime that we are open - these self-serve facilities are located outside of the KC Recycling Depot building (on the west and south sides). Empty Oil Bottles and Containers should be taken home and thrown in the trash.



How to Drop Off

  • Please enter from Market Street, or the alley off Union Street, by our parking area. Circle around to the back of the building to reach the south receiving door (alongside the railroad tracks). The alley next to the railroad tracks is exit only.

  • Due to liability reasons, our warehouse associates will NOT be able to assist you in getting items out of vehicles.
    Please bring help if needed.​​
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Approach the warehouse by coming around the building either off Market or Union. The drive next to the tracks is EXIT ONLY.

​ALL electronics, chemicals, mercury products, and paint are currently accepted FREE of charge for Kosciusko County RESIDENTS!

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board Meetings and Members
    • Facility Info
    • Transparency
    • Reuse Room
  • Services
    • Residents
    • Chemical and HHW
    • Businesses
    • Not Accepted
    • Special Events >
      • Tire Days FAQ
  • Recycling
    • Drop-Off Locations
    • Curbside Recycling
  • Education
    • Available Programs
  • FAQ
  • Find Us
  • Blog
    • Leaves; Autumn's Bounty
    • Fall Composting
    • Start School with less waste
    • Where do Fireworks go?
    • Make Room for Summer
    • Cardboard taking over
    • Sustainable March
    • Buy Less, Trash Less
    • Sustainable Resolutions
    • Merry Sustainable Christmas
    • Freon in the Environment
    • Natural Thanksgiving decor
    • Dangers of Stockpiling Batteries
    • Sustainable Pumpkins
    • Back to School Sustainably