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Your guide to recycling and sustainability in Kansas City

Let’s get our hands dirty and dive into recycling and sustainability efforts in Kansas City.

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Recycling and sustainability are two important parts of keeping Kansas City a clean + safe place to live, work, and play (or party) — but it takes all of us to do our part. Today, we’re getting our hands dirty by getting into the details about how, where, and what to recycle — plus, various sustainability efforts in our area.

Recycling at home

KCMO:

KCK:

  • All KCK residents from single-family homes up to four-plex units qualify for curbside recycling.
  • Keep your eye out for future Dumpster Days to safely recycle bulky items + electronics.
  • Type in your address here to find your weekly pickup day.
  • Find information on setting up your trash + recycling services.

Local sustainability efforts

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