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Recycling Center
Marion Orton Recycling Center
755 W North St, Fayetteville, AR 72701
(479) 575-8398Marion Orton Recycling Center at 755 W North St is the spot Fayetteville residents use when curbside bins won't handle everything-extra cardboard, bottles, metal and similar items. Centers like this typically accept paper, cardboard, glass, metals and many plastics, and may run occasional special collections for electronics or yard debris.
Expect a working-yard look: concrete pads, large roll-off bins or bays and a drive-up layout so pickups and small trailers can pull alongside. Many centers have a small entrance booth and a scale; if a scale is in use there may be a second stop on the way out. Signs and sometimes staff point people to the correct bin, so having items partly sorted before getting there saves time. Weekends and spring-cleanup days can be crowded, with trucks lined up at the entrance.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Break down and flatten cardboard before arriving - it saves space and makes drop-off quicker.
- Group materials in the vehicle by type or use separate containers so unloading is faster and clearer for whoever directs traffic.
- Try for a midweek morning if possible; weekends and seasonal cleanups draw the longest lines.
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