Perry County Recycling Center

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5232 N Highway 51

Perryville, MO 63775

+1 (573) 547-5006

https://perrycountymo.us

The Perry County Recycling Center in Perryville, MO is a government-operated facility that provides a convenient and responsible solution for recycling various materials. They accept a wide range of items including electronics, appliances, plastics, aluminum cans, cardboard, magazines, newspapers, office waste, scrap metal, batteries, and e-waste. With a dedicated staff and a commitment to environmental sustainability, the center plays a crucial role in promoting recycling practices within the community.

Located at 5232 N Highway 51, the Perry County Recycling Center operates during weekdays and offers limited hours on Saturdays. They strictly prohibit after-hours dumping and provide clear guidelines on acceptable items for recycling. By encouraging residents to properly dispose of their waste and educating them on the importance of recycling, the center contributes to the overall cleanliness and preservation of Perry County.

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