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Superior Recycling LLC on Commerce Park Rd is the small recycling center folks from Bozrah and nearby towns swing by when the curbside bin won't do. Neighbors use it for the usual household recyclables and for clearing out garage clutter during spring and fall cleanups.
Like many Connecticut recycling centers there’s a simple entrance with a small booth and a scale nearby, so plan to stop twice - in and out - if weight is being recorded. The site looks industrial: open bays, a handful of roll-off containers and paved areas to pull up alongside the drop-off points. Most centers in the area handle paper, cardboard, glass, metals and common plastics, and some run occasional special collections for things like electronics or large bulky items. Weekends and early spring are noticeably busier, with trucks and trailers lining up at the entrance.
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Before You Go
- Sort and bundle before getting there - flatten cardboard, stack paper together and keep glass separate to speed the stop-through.
- If the town requires a transfer station permit, bring it; many nearby towns enforce permits for residential drop-offs.
- Avoid weekend mornings if possible; late weekday afternoons or midweek tend to move faster and make backing trailers easier.
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