Recycling Services

Where to Recycle Everyday Materials

Clinton County residents and businesses have access to several drop-off recycling sites for everyday materials including clear and brown glass, metal cans, aluminum, plastics (HDPE #2 and PETE #1), newspapers, office and household paper, brown paper bags, cardboard, magazines, boxboard, and phone books.

To locate a recycling site near you, view  Where to Recycle in Clinton County . Residents may also use the drop-down box below to access flyers with additional information for each recycling site.

Details about each program can be found in the report  Clinton County Residential Recycling Options and Costs (PDF) , which outlines available programs, operators, and funding sources.

Where to Recycle Hard-to-Manage Materials

Clinton County and local site hosts offer programs for hard-to-manage materials such as batteries, inkjet and toner cartridges, and cell phones. Special events are also held to manage hazardous waste, electronic waste, bulky items, appliances, tires, and more.

•  Ongoing collection sites and single-day events  for hard-to-recycle materials
•  Clinton County Garbage Guide (PDF)  — an A–Z reference for managing household waste and donating reusable items

Learn More About Recycling

Recycling conserves natural resources, protects the environment, and provides economic benefits locally and nationally. Learn more about recycling.

Recycling Guidelines by Location

•  City of DeWitt 
•  City of St. Johns 
•  East Lansing Drop-off Center 
•  Elsie Drop-off Center (PDF) 
•  Fowler Drop-off Center (PDF) 
•  Granger Drop-off Center 
•  Laingsburg Drop-off Center 
•  Westphalia Drop-off Center (PDF) 
•  St. Johns Lions Drop-off Center (PDF) 
•  Watertown Township Drop-off Center and Recycling 

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