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  1. Recycle the Runway Reimagines Waste

    Aluminum cans and yard waste became designer materials for Recycle the Runway, an avant-garde fashion show hosted by Mecklenburg County Solid Waste and Keep Mecklenburg Beautiful on Saturday, May 3.  
  2. Ella B. Scarborough CRC and Area Leaders Recognized for Sustainability Efforts

    Mecklenburg County shone brightly at this year’s Sustain Charlotte awards, an event recognizing local sustainability leaders and initiatives for their work in improving our community, environment, and economy both now and for generations to come.  
  3. Medical Equipment Now Accepted at Compost Central

    Mecklenburg County Solid Waste is now accepting gently used medical equipment as part of its enhanced recycling program at Compost Central.  
  4. Drop off Rechargeable Batteries at Full-Service Recycling Centers

    Mecklenburg County Solid Waste is urging residents and businesses to properly dispose of rechargeable batteries to help prevent fires in the waste processing system which includes collection trucks, landfills and recycling centers.
  5. Celebrate Earth Day with Mecklenburg County

    Mecklenburg County is hosting several events where residents can learn more about our environment and help protect it.  
  6. Safety First: Department of Labor Recognizes Mecklenburg County

     Several Mecklenburg County departments were recognized with N.C. Department of Labor Safety Awards for their efforts in promoting a safe, healthy workplace.  
  7. Teen Designs Wanted for Recycle the Runway

    Creative teens are invited to submit their designs for Recycle the Runway, Mecklenburg County’s annual fashion show that highlights outfits made from recyclable goods.
  8. Mecklenburg County Accepting Solar Panels for Recycling

    Mecklenburg County Solid Waste is now accepting solar panels as part of its enhanced recycling program. 
  9. Changes to North Meck Recycling Saturday Drop Off

    Starting Feb. 1, North Meck Recycling and Disposal Facility will no longer accept business/non-residential loads and dump trailers on Saturdays.
  10. Save the Scraps: Solid Waste Now Accepting Food

    Mecklenburg County Solid Waste is now accepting residential food waste scraps for composting at two full-service recycling centers.