
- Located at 2700 S. Belmont Ave., which is open Saturdays from 8am to 4pm
- Cost: $2.00 per carload & $5.00 per pickup truck load
- All items must be within one vehicle - trailer loads will not be accepted
- Only regular or heavy trash items are accepted
- Items such as construction materials should be reused if possible or land-filled as a last resort
Allowable Items:
- Household furnishings such as couches, desks, tables, chairs, dressers.
- Appliances that do not contain any Freon-gas refrigerant (televisions, stoves, water heaters, water softeners)
- Disassembled bicycles and swing sets
- Automobile/truck tires mounted on their rims/wheels
- Lawnmowers, as long as they have been drained of all gas and oil

- For household hazardous waste
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- Pesticides, oil, gasoline, household chemicals
- Fluorescent light bulbs
- Lead acid batteries, paint and paint thinners/strippers, etc.
- Closest Location: IMPD Training Facility (Located near Superior Court 13)
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- 9049 E. 10th St
- 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month, 9am- 2pm
- Cost: FREE for residents

- Search the Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Recycle & Reuse Guide: http://www.kibi.org/recycle_and_reuse_guide
- Free pickup and recycling of appliances:
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- Disposal Alternatives: 877-55-RECYCLE or 375-7788
- NuGenesis: 800-487-1010
Disposal Alternatives (375-7788)
Eastside Recycle Center Dropoff: 3518 East Michigan Street
- Glass, plastics and metals
- Mattresses ($5)
- Bikes
- Carpet
- Clothes Hangers (Metal)
- Electronics
- Televisions ($5)
- Household Goods
- Small & Large Household Appliances
- Auto Batteries & Fluids
- Miscellaneous Tools
- Musical Instruments
- Packing Materials
- Paint Donation
- Paint Recycling
- Unused Paint
Website: www.freecycle.org
- Freecycle Rules: Free, legal & appropriate for all ages
- Can post things you want and things you have to offer
- No trading/swapping
- Safety tips:
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- Don’t post private information (phone & address)
- Pick one person to get your item & give info to them
- Leave item on porch or meet at public place
- You must have email to join Freecycle

- If you hire someone to haul items away, ask for their solid waste hauling license
- Also, get their name and license plate number
- If they dump the items instead of taking them to landfill, you could be responsible
- Fines: Up to $2,500