City of Chicago Recycling Drop-off Center

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+1 (312) 744-3099

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With all of this madness; i wasnt sure were to put my recyclables.

6441 N Ravenswood Ave

Chicago, IL 60626

+1 (312) 744-3099

http://www.cityofchicago.org

Chicago's 46th Ward is a vibrant neighborhood within the city, offering a wide range of municipal services and initiatives to its residents. From affordable housing and community safety programs to public health initiatives and cultural events, the ward is dedicated to serving its diverse population.

With a strong focus on transparency and accessibility, the 46th Ward government works tirelessly to promote native cultural heritage and support marginalized communities. Mayor Brandon Johnson leads the charge in implementing innovative strategies and fostering a sense of unity and healing across Chicago.

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3.06 reviews

Beth R.

2/25/2011

As a Chicago apartment-dweller, I do not have residential recycling service. Do I have condo-owning neighbors who do? Yes, but it would be wrong to use their bins. Do I work in Evanston,...

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Aesha E.

7/19/2022

If you don't have recycling at your home or apartment, or you have a lot of stuff to get rid of at once, it's worth a visit to the ward yard to drop it off. Depending upon when you come there may...

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Kenneth M.

1/25/2024

The drop-off center for recyclables is a garbage dump & is a haven for rats. The facility needs to be cleaned up & better organized.

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K H.

6/26/2019

First time here and I was not impressed. Paper products and aluminum, plastic, etc. should never be commingled. I will be looking elsewhere for my next drop-off.

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Carlos S.

6/5/2016

Many of the bins were full. There was overflow all around the bins. Looks like they need to keep up with the drop offs. Easy to get to from Devon or Pratt on Ravenswood. I went around 1 pm on a...

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