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Recycling Center
Waste Management - Delta Riviera Beach Recycling Center
7095 Barbour Rd, Riviera Beach, FL 33407
(561) 842-8302Waste Management - Delta Riviera Beach Recycling Center on Barbour Rd is the local spot most residents and small haulers use to drop off household recyclables. Smaller than a transfer station but definitely not tiny, it handles the usual paper, cardboard, metal cans, plastics and glass. The place is practical for clearing out a garage or wrapping up a neighborhood cleanup.
Pull in toward the entrance booth and be prepared to slow down for a scale-many centers weigh vehicles and use weight-based fees. Just past the booth the recycling bins and bays are visible; paper/cardboard, metals, plastics and glass are typically separated into different containers. The site looks industrial: open-top bays, concrete pads and drive-up lanes where people back up and unload. Weekends get busy, spring cleanup brings lines, and hurricane season can change operations with short notice.
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Before You Go
- Sort and flatten cardboard, bundle paper and separate metals from mixed recyclables before getting out of the car to speed unloading.
- Bring gloves and a tarp or straps for loose loads; large items are easier to handle if secured and prepped at home.
- Aim for a mid-week or early-morning visit to avoid weekend backups, and remember that household hazardous items (paint, certain electronics, chemicals) are often handled at county collection events rather than at neighborhood recycling centers.
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