08/10/2026
8/11/2026 5:00 pm UPDATE...
We are getting closer folks! The baler has largely been reassembled and will undergo PMs and testing tomorrow. We hope to be able to begin accepting all products by the end of the day tomorrow or Thursday morning. Stay tuned here for updates.
In the meantime, we ARE accepting all materials on our accepted materials list EXCEPT cardboard at this time. We have left the no drop-offs sign next to the massive cardboard pile with the hope that it will dissuade folks from dropping off cardboard until we re-open acceptance of it.
Please place the materials in the proper location at the Center. All of the trailers and bins have new signage that show what goes where. You can also see the pinned post at the top of our page that shows all of this as well. Thank you all for your patience as we have worked through this situation. We are coming out of this stronger than we have ever been.
We have several folks and businesses to thank for there efforts during this period. We have not forgotten you, we simply wanted to wait until we were re-opened to avoid confusion. Stay tuned for those public thanks in the coming days!
8/10/2026 10:30 am UPDATE...
We were just notified that the technician will be returning to Rock Springs tomorrow, Tuesday, August 11th from Denver along with a completely rebuilt ram. It will take the better part of a day to get the ram reinstalled, calibrated and tested. This will likely mean we will be able to re-open to all drop-offs by Wednesday afternoon. In the meantime, we CAN begin to accept the following drop-offs: Plastics, Aluminum Cans, Tin Cans, Mixed Paper, and EPS Foam. WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT CARDBOARD UNTIL THE BALER IS REPAIRED.
We will make a separate post that will be pinned to the top of our page that reminds folks what materials we can accept and where it should be dropped off (the outside drop-off has a new layout with new signage). It is our hope that we can use this restart in accepting materials to do a better job as a community of only bringing us the materials we accept. Every pound of materials dropped off at the Center that we do not accept, slows us down and costs our small non-profit operation more money. This limits our ability to expand our services and grow recycling in Sweetwater County. Help us help you!
More updates to come soon. Thank you all for your patience!