Recycling Centers in Michigan
511 recycling locations in 214 cities. Choose a city to see hours, what each center accepts, and who pays cash.
Michigan at a glance: 362 recycling centers, 105 scrap yards, 27 electronics recyclers, 10 household hazardous waste facilities, 5 transfer stations. The state pays a bottle deposit of 10¢ per container.
Top cities for recycling in Michigan
- Detroit29 locations
- Grand Rapids28 locations
- Warren15 locations
- Flint13 locations
- Kalamazoo13 locations
- Lansing10 locations
- Wyoming10 locations
- Sterling Heights9 locations
- Livonia8 locations
- Muskegon8 locations
- Holland8 locations
- Ann Arbor7 locations
- Battle Creek7 locations
- Wixom7 locations
- Traverse City7 locations
- Dearborn6 locations
- Taylor6 locations
- Saginaw6 locations
- Jackson6 locations
- Adrian6 locations
- Oak Park5 locations
- Hazel Park5 locations
- Coldwater5 locations
- Howell5 locations
All Michigan cities
- Addison 1
- Adrian 6
- Allegan 2
- Alma 1
- Alpena 2
- Ann Arbor 7
- Armada 1
- Auburn Hills 3
- Baldwin Twp 1
- Baraga 1
- Battle Creek 7
- Bay City 4
- Bellevue 1
- Benton Harbor 2
- Benton Twp 1
- Beulah 1
- Big Creek Twp 1
- Big Rapids 1
- Bloomfield Hills 1
- Breitung Twp 1
- Bridgeport 1
- Brighton 4
- Brimley 1
- Bronson 2
- Buchanan 1
- Burr Oak 1
- Byron Center 2
- Cadillac 2
- Canton 1
- Carleton 1
- Caro 2
- Carsonville 1
- Casco 1
- Caseville 1
- Cass City 1
- Cedar 1
- Cedar Springs 1
- Charlotte 4
- Chesaning 3
- Chesterfield 2
- Clarkston 2
- Clinton Township 2
- Clinton Twp 1
- Clio 1
- Clyde Twp 1
- Coldwater 5
- Commerce Township 3
- Coopersville 1
- Cooper Twp 1
- Corunna 1
- Davison 1
- Dearborn 6
- Dearborn Heights 2
- Deckerville 1
- Deerfield Twp 1
- Delhi Twp 1
- Delton 1
- Detroit 29
- Dewitt Twp 1
- Dexter 2
- Dorr 1
- Dowagiac 3
- Dundee 1
- East Lansing 1
- Escanaba 2
- Farmington Hills 4
- Fennville 1
- Fenton 4
- Flint 13
- Fowlerville 1
- Fraser 2
- Fremont 2
- Fruitport 1
- Gaastra 2
- Gaines Twp 1
- Gaylord 1
- Genoa Twp 1
- Gladstone 1
- Gladwin 1
- Golden Valley 1
- Grand Blanc 1
- Grand Haven 1
- Grand Rapids 28
- Greenville 1
- Hamtramck 4
- Harbor Springs 1
- Harrison 1
- Harrison Twp 1
- Hastings 1
- Hazel Park 5
- Highland Park 3
- Hillsdale 1
- Holland 8
- Hopkins 1
- Howard City 1
- Howell 5
- Imlay City 2
- Inkster 1
- Ionia 1
- Iron River 1
- Ironwood 1
- Ithaca 1
- Jackson 6
- Jenison 1
- Kalamazoo 13
- Kaleva 1
- Kasson Twp 1
- Kentwood 2
- Kincheloe 1
- Kingsford 2
- Laingsburg 1
- Lake City 1
- Lansing 10
- Lapeer 2
- Lawton 1
- Lincoln Park 1
- Little Traverse Twp 1
- Livonia 8
- Lodi Twp 1
- Ludington 2
- Lyndon Twp 1
- Macomb 2
- Manchester 2
- Manitou Beach 1
- Marine City 1
- Marlette 1
- Marquette 1
- Mason 1
- Mayfield Twp 1
- Melvindale 2
- Menominee 1
- Middleville 2
- Midland 1
- Milford 1
- Millington 1
- Monroe 1
- Morenci 1
- Mt Clemens 1
- Mt Pleasant 2
- Muskegon 8
- Napoleon 1
- Negaunee Twp 1
- New Buffalo 1
- New Haven 1
- Niles 4
- Northville 2
- Norton Shores 1
- Novi 2
- Oak Park 5
- Ortonville 1
- Otisville 1
- Ovid 1
- Owosso 3
- Petersburg 1
- Petoskey 1
- Pittsfield Twp 1
- Plainfield Twp 1
- Plainwell 2
- Plymouth 1
- Pontiac 3
- Portage 1
- Port Huron 2
- Redford 2
- Reese 1
- Richmond 1
- Richmond Twp 1
- River Rouge 1
- Rochester Hills 1
- Rockford 1
- Romeo 1
- Romulus 2
- Roseville 2
- Saginaw 6
- Saint Clair Shores 1
- Sandusky 1
- Saranac 1
- Sault Ste Marie 2
- Shelby 1
- Shelby Township 3
- Shelby Twp 1
- Sherwood 1
- Southfield 4
- South Haven 2
- Springfield 2
- Sterling Heights 9
- St Johns 1
- St Joseph 2
- Sunfield 1
- Taylor 6
- Three Rivers 2
- Traverse City 7
- Troy 3
- Van Buren Twp 1
- Vassar 1
- Vienna Twp 1
- Walker 2
- Walled Lake 1
- Warren 15
- Washington 1
- Waterford 3
- Wayne 3
- Webberville 1
- West Branch 1
- Westland 3
- Wheeler Twp 1
- White Pigeon 1
- Whitmore Lake 3
- Williamston 1
- Willis 1
- Wixom 7
- Wyandotte 3
- Wyoming 10
- Ypsilanti 2
- Zeeland 1
Michigan recycling questions
How many recycling centers are there in Michigan?
We list 511 recycling locations across 214 cities in Michigan, including drop-off centers, scrap yards and specialty recyclers. Detroit has the most, with 29.
Does Michigan pay for cans and bottles?
Yes. Michigan has a beverage container deposit law: 10¢ per container. You get the deposit back when you return eligible containers to a redemption center or participating retailer. Rules about which containers qualify and how many you can return at once vary, so check with the center first.