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Charlotte County operates seven resident convenience centers with one co-mingled site
All centers share posted weekly hours, but co-mingled recycling is listed only at Charlotte Court House and prohibited materials require another disposal route.
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Charlotte County's official page says seven recycling centers are available for county residents. It lists Monday through Saturday hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday hours from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The page identifies newspapers, glass prepared under the posted instructions, corrugated cardboard, scrap metal, aluminum and limited passenger-vehicle tires as accepted recyclable materials at all centers. Co-mingled recycling is listed only at the Charlotte Court House center.
Keep prohibited and oversized material out of local containers
The county prohibits materials including hazardous waste, paint, oil, ammunition, asbestos, propane tanks, bulk contractor debris and items too large for the center containers. Some marked construction, yard and oversized material is routed to the Southside Regional Landfill under that facility's own terms and fee schedule.
Use the current county page before traveling because hours, limits and destinations can change. Publication of this guide is not proof that a load will be accepted, and county-resident eligibility should not be extended to another locality.
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Official county page checked November 5, 2026 for seven centers, weekly hours, accepted recyclables, co-mingled location and prohibited materials.
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