Construction Debris: What You Can (and Can't) Take to the Dump
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(970) 668-5703Breckenridge Recycling Center is the local drop-off spot for residents and anyone clearing out after a season in town. Most people bring bags of paper and cardboard, bottles and cans, and other curbside-style recyclables.
The site has an outdoor, drive-up feel with rows of large bins and roll-offs rather than a big indoor facility. Look for clearly labeled containers for paper, cardboard, glass, metals and common plastics; counties in Colorado also sometimes run seasonal programs for electronics or leftover paint. Pull up slowly and you’ll likely unload at the edge of a bin or from the back of a vehicle; many mountain recycling sites have limited space so truck maneuvering can be a squeeze. Weekends and late spring tend to be the busiest times, so expect a line if bringing a full load.
Learn how to properly dispose of common items.

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