ABS Alaskan Inc.

Business Recycler

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Access Alaska♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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Last updated on July 13, 2026 by Green Star GM

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoTape battery terminals with fully transparent non-conducting tape
Place batteries in separate plastic bags to prevent fires
Remove battery from vape if designed to be easily removed
Put swollen or damaged vapes in watertight container with sand

Don'tDon't put vape batteries in household garbage or recycling bins
Don't rinse containers - nicotine residue is hazardous waste
Don't attempt to remove batteries that are embedded or glued in
Don't bring uncovered batteries with exposed terminals

Last updated on June 21, 2026 by Green Star GM

Aurora Borealis Lions Eyeglass Recycling & Vision Center♥ This location loves volunteers!

Donation Center

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The center processes approximately 40,000 pairs of eyeglasses per year and sends out approximately 30,000 to eye care missions. The Lions ship glasses recycled at their Aurora Borealis Lions Eyeglass Recycling Facility…

Last updated on June 25, 2026 by Green Star GM

Batteries +

Retail Drop-Off

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Contact business for details about collection and dropoff options.

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Electrical cords / wires Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoBundle or separate from other materials

Don'tCheck facility requirements

Aluminum (scrap) Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate from trash

Don'tCheck business requirements

Copper Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate by metal type when possible

Don'tCheck business requirements

Last updated on May 31, 2026 by Green Star GM

C&R Pipe & Steel

Business Recycler

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To secure a precise quote for your exact material (whether it is structural steel, pipe, sheet metal, or non-ferrous scrap), it is best to contact them directly.

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Automobiles Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoCall to make arrangements first.
Bring any title / paperwork you happen to have (no title OK).
Empty the vehicle of personal belongings and trash

Don'tDo not leave vehicles during non-operating hours.

Electrical cords / wires Recycle Learn more ›

Residential$Business$

DoBundle or separate from other materials
Deliver during operating hours

Don'tDo not burn off rubber / plastic wire coatings.
Do not bring large quantities without calling first.

Aluminum (scrap) Recycle Learn more ›

Residential$Business$

DoSeparate from trash

Don'tDo not bring large quantities without calling first.

Aluminum Beverage Containers Recycle Learn more ›

Residential$Business$

DoEmpty containers only
No plastic labels
Deliver during operating hours to receive payment.

Don'tNo partially full or contaminated containers.

Brass Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoContact for details

Copper Recycle Learn more ›

Residential$Business$

DoBring in during operating hours.

Iron Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoSmall quantities can be put in the bins outside our location.

Don'tDo not bring large quantities with out calling first.

Pipe (metal) Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoCall for arrangements

Scrap Metal Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoSmall quantities can be dropped in the bins outside our facility.

Don'tDon't bring large quantities before calling.

Steel / Ferrous metal (scrap) Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialVariesBusinessVaries

DoSeparate from trash

Steel / tin food cans Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessVaries

DoRinse containers; remove food residue; remove labels when required

Don'tNo food residue

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Chena Tool Library♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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A tool library is just what it sounds like: a place for community members to share resources, learn from each other, and check out tools for their own projects. The sharing economy…

Last updated on July 14, 2026 by Green Star GM

Closet Collections - Bentley Mall parking lot

Nonprofit

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and odor-free
Donate shoes and bedding/linens in separate bags
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped clothing
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
No hangers in donation bags
No items with food, oil or grease stains
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used outerwear
Wash or dry clean outerwear before donating
Make sure items are completely dry before drop-off
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated material
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped items
No stained or odor-laden outerwear
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Socks Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate clean, dry, and odor-free socks.
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items.

Don'tNo wet or contaminated socks.
No socks stained with gasoline or solvents.
No socks with rips or holes please.
No non-clothing items in drop boxes.
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points.

Last updated on June 3, 2026 by Green Star GM

Closet Collections - Fox General Store

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Accepted materials

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Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and odor-free
Donate shoes and bedding/linens in separate bags
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped clothing
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
No hangers in donation bags
No items with food, oil or grease stains
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used outerwear
Wash or dry clean outerwear before donating
Make sure items are completely dry before drop-off
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated material
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped items
No stained or odor-laden outerwear
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Socks Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate clean, dry, and odor-free socks.
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items.

Don'tNo wet or contaminated socks.
No socks stained with gasoline or solvents.
No socks with rips or holes please.
No non-clothing items in drop boxes.
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points.

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

Closet Collections - FRA parking lot

Nonprofit

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and odor-free
Donate shoes and bedding/linens in separate bags
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped clothing
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
No hangers in donation bags
No items with food, oil or grease stains
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used outerwear
Wash or dry clean outerwear before donating
Make sure items are completely dry before drop-off
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated material
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped items
No stained or odor-laden outerwear
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Socks Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate clean, dry, and odor-free socks.
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items.

Don'tNo wet or contaminated socks.
No socks stained with gasoline or solvents.
No socks with rips or holes please.
No non-clothing items in drop boxes.
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points.

Last updated on June 3, 2026 by Green Star GM

Closet Collections - North Pole Plaza

Nonprofit

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Drop box is located near the Northwest corner of the parking lot just West of the welcome center.

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and odor-free
Donate shoes and bedding/linens in separate bags
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped clothing
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
No hangers in donation bags
No items with food, oil or grease stains
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used outerwear
Wash or dry clean outerwear before donating
Make sure items are completely dry before drop-off
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated material
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped items
No stained or odor-laden outerwear
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Socks Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate clean, dry, and odor-free socks.
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items.

Don'tNo wet or contaminated socks.
No socks stained with gasoline or solvents.
No socks with rips or holes please.
No non-clothing items in drop boxes.
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points.

Last updated on June 5, 2026 by Green Star GM

Closet Collections - UAF Student Recreation Center

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and odor-free
Donate shoes and bedding/linens in separate bags
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped clothing
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
No hangers in donation bags
No items with food, oil or grease stains
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used outerwear
Wash or dry clean outerwear before donating
Make sure items are completely dry before drop-off
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items

Don'tNo wet or contaminated material
No badly damaged, worn out or ripped items
No stained or odor-laden outerwear
No non-clothing items in drop boxes
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points

Socks Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate clean, dry, and odor-free socks.
Call 907-451-7766 to schedule pickup of non-clothing items.

Don'tNo wet or contaminated socks.
No socks stained with gasoline or solvents.
No socks with rips or holes please.
No non-clothing items in drop boxes.
Do not leave bags outside bins or collection points.

Last updated on June 5, 2026 by Green Star GM

Denali Pharmacy

Pharmacy

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Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Fairbanks Community Food Bank♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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Last updated on July 4, 2026 by Green Star GM

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

Fairbanks Rescue Mission♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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The Fairbanks Rescue Mission serves over 100 people a day and are in constant need of the following items: Men’s/ Women’s t-shirts & underwear (New) sm, med , l, xl Men’s Jeans…

Last updated on July 4, 2026 by Green Star GM

FatBoy Vapors

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Accepted materials

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Residential—Business—

Also includes: vape pens, vape mods, disposable vapes, e-cigarettes, juul, electronic cigarettes

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Central Recycling Facility (CRF)♥ This location loves volunteers!

Recycling FacilityFNSB residents and businesses only

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The FNSB Central Recycling Facility (CRF) is an FNSB Solid Waste provided service for FNSB residents and businesses / organizations only. The CRF is funded via the FNSB Enterprise Fund (landfill tipping…

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - household / non-automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoUse designated battery collection bucket on the table just past the paper / cardboard dropoff area.
Use clear tape to tape over the terminals / contacts of any battery over 9v or any lithium chemistry battery such as tool batteries, phone batteries, laptop batteries, etc.

Don'tDo not place loose batteries in trash
Do not tape batteries with anything other than fully transparent tape.

Also includes: tool batteries, coin cells, phone batteries, laptop batteries, a, aa, aaa, c, d, 9v, NiMH, NiCad, LiPo, rechargeable lithium batteries, disposable lithium batteries, alkaline, standard, zinc carbon batteries, UPS batteries,sealed lead acid batteries, camera batteries

What happens: Non-automotive batteries collected st the FNSB CRF are transported to Green Star of Interior Alaska to be sorted by chemistry and shipped to the lower 48 for recycling.

Ink/Toner Cartridges Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoKeep cartridges intact.
Original packaging is OK

Don'tDo not place loose toner or ink cartridges in the trash.
Do not include waste toner drums.

Also includes: ink jet cartridges, ink jet refills, black toner cartridges, color toner cartridges, copier toner, printer toner, toner refills

What happens: Ink and toner cartridges are collected for the FNSBSD BRIDGE program. They are transported to Green Star where BRIDGE collects the ink and toner and processes it for recycling in the lower 48. Neither FNSB nor Green Star charge for collection or transport, nor do either derive revenue from the BRIDGE program's recycling of this material; however BRIDGE does derive some revenue from recycling ink and toner.

Light bulbs (LED) Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoPlastic lenses only.
Plastic LED tubes OK.
Keep intact

Don'tNO GLASS bulbs or tubes

What happens: Plastic-lensed LED bulbs are transported with other electronics to Green Star to be processed and shipped to the lower 48 for recycling.

Small / household electronics Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~21 yd³ (4.3 tons) · FY26: ~541 yd³ (110 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoRemove electronics from boxes and packaging.
Remove glass and plastic accessories that are non-electronic (blender caraffe's, microwave glass plates, etc.).

Don'tNo major appliances;
No electronics that use refrigerant or ran on gas / oil
No mercury containing electronics (thermostats / relays)
No vacuum cleaners
No CD's, floppy disks or audio / video tapes.
No glass components (coffee pots, glass microwave trays, glass bulbs in string lights).
No glass lightbulbs of any kind.
No smoke detectors that are not opto-electric.
No automotive batteries, or batteries that can be "filled".

Also includes: Anything not on the "Don'ts" list that ever had a cord or battery is acceptable - and we will take most of the cords and batteries too!, Cell phones, Computers, Electrical cords / wires, Tools - power

What happens: Electronics collected st the FNSB CRF are transported to Green Star of Interior Alaska to be sorted by chemistry and shipped to the lower 48 for recycling.

Eyeglasses RecycleReuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoDonate usable eyeglasses, including non-prescription glasses.

Don'tDo not include hard cases.
Do not donate contact lenses.

Also includes: Sunglasses, reader glasses, prescription glasses, eyewear, glasses, spectacles, monacles,

What happens: Eyeglasses collected at the FNSB CRF are taken to the Aurora Borealis Lions Eyeglass Recycling center in North Pole, where the prescriptions are read, logged and eyeglasses are provided to those in need in Alaska and all over the world.

Aluminum Beverage Containers Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~5.3 yd³ (1.3 tons) · FY26: ~82 yd³ (21 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoEmpty beverage containers only
Remove plastic labels

Don'tNo food residue
No partially full containers
No aluminum food cans

Also includes: Aluminum bottles, aluminum cups

What happens: Aluminum beferage containers are baled and shipped to the lower 48 to be recycled.

Steel / tin food cans Recycle Learn more ›

♻ FY26: ~16 yd³ (8.0 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoRemove labels (cans with labels printed directly on the can OK)
Put paper labels from food cans in with your mixed paper recycling
Rinse / remove food residue
Check with a magnet if you are unsure about whether or not your cans are steel

Don'tDo not put aluminum food cans (most often pet food, tuna fish, etc) with your steel / tin cans

What happens: C&R Pipe and Steel here in Fairbanks replaces the rolloff and integrates the steel / tin food cans collected from the CRF with their other metal recycling.

Books Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoConsider donating good-condition books before recycling
Break paperback and hardcover pages into 1/4" sections
Remove hardcover book covers before recycling
Remove plastic and metal bindings (including large binder clips, spirals, etc.)

Don'tDon't recycle wet, moldy, or yellowed books
Don't recycle hardcover books without removing the cover

Also includes: paper back, hard cover, publications

What happens: Books are baled with either mixed paper or white / office paper.

Cardboard Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~86 yd³ (48 tons) · FY26: ~1,159 yd³ (637 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoFlatten boxes prior to delivery whenever possible.
Keep as dry as possible.

Don'tNo wax-coated cardboard
No plastic-covered cardboard
No food residue / oily cardboard

Also includes: brown packing paper, tubes, paper towel tubes, toilet paper tubes, paper egg cartons, corner boards

What happens: Cardboard is baled into ~ 1000 lb. bales which are staged until we have enough to send a pure-load (nothing but cardboard in the container). These pure-loads bypass additional processing in Anchorage and are shipped directly from the CRF to FNSB's downstream processor, Smurfitt Westrock (a paper and packaging manufacturer), which integrates recycling into their production lines.

Paper (mixed) Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~15 yd³ (7.5 tons) · FY26: ~211 yd³ (106 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoKeep clean and dry.
Remove non-paper packaging.
Remove hard-covers from books.
Tear books and magazines into sections less than 1/4" thick.
Bag shredded paper prior to delivery to CRF.
Remove metal from hanging file folders.

Don'tNo photo paper
No paper plates
No paper cups
No napkins
No tissues
No paper milk cartons
No hard cover books
No paper stickers

Also includes: boxboard (ceral, cracker, drink boxes, etc.) newspaper, magazines, greeting cards, junk mail, shredded paper,

What happens: Mixed paper is baled into min. 1100 lb. bales which are staged until we have enough to send a pure-load (nothing but mixed paper in the container). These pure-loads bypass additional processing in Anchorage and are shipped directly from the CRF to FNSB's downstream processor, Smurfitt Westrock (a paper and packaging manufacturer), which integrates recycling into their production lines.

Paper (white / office) Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~3.9 yd³ (1.8 tons) · FY26: ~70 yd³ (32 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoKeep clean and dry.
Include white envelopes with office paper.
Colored images or printing is OK if printed on ordinary printer / copier paper.
Bag shredded office paper securely
Remove colored Post-it type pages
Ordinary staples are OK and do not need to be removed.

Don'tNo colored paper
No binder clips
No metal or plastic spirals

Also includes: white envelopes, lined notebook paper, white graph paper, copier paper, printer paper, manila folders, Manilla file folders

What happens: Office paper is baled into min. 1100 lb. bales which are staged to be shipped from the CRF to FNSB's downstream processor, Smurfitt Westrock (a paper and packaging manufacturer). Smurfitt Westrock has an Anchorage facility where our bales of office paper will be repackaged with other office paper bales into pure-loads to be shipped to Smuritt Westrock plants in the lower 48 where they integrate recycling into their production lines.

#1 Plastic PETE (bottles and jugs only) Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~4.2 yd³ (1.0 ton) · FY26: ~68 yd³ (16 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoLook for a shiny surface (even on clear bottles) and a dimple (belly button) on the bottom.
Remove lids.
Empty contents.
Labels and neck-rings OK.

Don'tNo automotive fluid bottles other than windshield washer fluid (usually #2 anyway).
No thermoforms.
No Clamshells.

Also includes: PETE, PET, number 1, #1,

What happens: PETE bottles and jugs are baled at the CRF. Bales are staged for transport to Anchorage where they will be consolidated with other PETE recycling into a pure-load (container full of nothing but PETE). Unfortunately the current CRF does have enough room to allow us to stage our own pure loads of PETE. The PETE is consolidated in Anchorage by FNSB's downstream processor, Smurfitt Westrock, who ships the material to partner mills in the pacific northwest to be reused in plastic packaging.

#2 Plastic - Colored HDPE (bottles and jugs only) Recycle Learn more ›

♻ FY26: ~12 yd³ (3.2 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoLook for a matte or satin finish (sometimes hidden under glossy "wraps" and a seam on the bottom of the bottle.
Remove lids from bottles and jugs
Make sure bottles and jugs are empty

Don'tDo not include #2 plastics which are not bottles or jugs such as yogurt containers or HDPE pipe
Do not include automotive fluid bottles or jugs other than windshield washer fluid - No other automotive fluid containers accepted.

What happens: #2 HDPE plastic bottles and jugs are baled in the FNSB CRF and staged for shipment to Anchorage to Smuritt Westrock. Smurfitt Westrock sends plastics and aluminum to partner mills in the Packfic Northwest to be recycled into more plastic and aluminum packaging.

#2 Plastic - Natural HDPE (bottles and jugs only) Recycle Learn more ›

♻ YTD (FY27): ~1.1 yd³ (0.3 tons) · FY26: ~17 yd³ (4.5 tons) diverted

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoDo look for a matte or satin finish (sometimes hidden under a glossy "wrap") and a seam on the bottom.
Remove lids from bottles and jugs
Make sure bottles and jugs are empty

Don'tDo not include #2 plastics which are not bottles or jugs
Do not include automotive fluid bottles or jugs other than windshield washer fluid - No other automotive fluid containers accepted.

What happens: #2 Natural HDPE (NHDPE) plastic bottles and jugs are baled in the FNSB CRF and staged for shipment to Anchorage to Smuritt Westrock. Smurfitt Westrock sends plastics and aluminum to partner mills in the Packfic Northwest to be recycled into more plastic and aluminum packaging.

Last updated on July 14, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Badger Road

Transfer SiteBadger Road

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Chatanika

Transfer SiteChatanika

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 13, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Chena Pump

Transfer SiteChena Pump

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Ester

Transfer SiteEster

See location details ›

See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Farmers Loop East

Transfer SiteFarmers Loop / Goldstream

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

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Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not empty batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Farmers Loop West

Transfer SiteUniversity / UAF Area

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

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Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Fox

Transfer SiteFox / Goldstream

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

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Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - Moose Creek

Transfer SiteMoose Creek

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

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Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Residential Transfer Site - North Pole

Transfer SiteNorth Pole

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See FNSB documents for accepted items and fees

Accepted materials

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Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessNOT ACCEPTED

DoFNSB transfer sites and landfill provide black totes for the collection of household hazardous waste.
Make sure the material container is well sealed and undamaged if possible

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or in trash.
Do not dump liquids into the totes.

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSB Sanitary Landfill - ALSO City of Fairbanks Residential Transfer Site

Landfill

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The FNSB Sanitary Landfill also serves as the transfer sites for FNSB residents living inside the City of Fairbanks.

Accepted materials

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Major appliances Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoFollow scale house attendant instructions for appliance delivery and placement
Unplug appliances 24-48 hours before drop-off to allow defrosting
Clean appliances thoroughly and remove all food and personal items
Drain dishwashers, washers, and dryers completely before transporting
Tape doors shut to prevent them opening during transport

Don'tDo not attempt to remove Freon or refrigerants yourself
Do not leave major appliances at transfer sites
Do not bring appliances with food debris or standing water
Do not dismantle or remove components from appliances yourself

Also includes: Refrigerators

Automobiles Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoBring any title / paperwork you happen to have (no title OK)
Empty the vehicle of personal belongings and trash
Remove registration, insurance papers, and maintenance records
Cancel your insurance before recycling your vehicle

Don'tEmpty fluids onto the ground
Leave vehicles at transfer sites - they must be taken to the landfill or another recycler
Forget to remove personal items that could cause identity theft
Leave important documents with personal information in the vehicle

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.
Wear gloves and safety glasses when handling.
Keep battery upright at all times.
Place in a sturdy container to prevent leakage.

Don'tDo not empty batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE.
Do not get battery fluid on skin or clothing.
Do not throw automotive batteries in the trash.
Do not store near heat, sparks, or flammable materials.
Do not place near metal objects to avoid short circuits.

Household Hazardous Waste Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoKeep items in original, sealed containers with labels intact
Follow product label instructions for storage and disposal directions
Residents use black totes; businesses follow scale house attendant direction

Don'tDo not place hazardous waste in regular recycling or trash
Do not pour chemicals down sinks, toilets, or drains
Do not mix different products together
Do not store hazardous products in food containers

Also includes: Oil (motor), Oil (cooking), Aerosol Cans, Coolant / antifreeze, Household Cleaners, Paint, Soaps and Detergents

Aluminum Beverage Containers Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoRinse containers; remove food residue
Empty all liquids before drop-off
Remove plastic rings and six-pack holders
Crushing cans is optional

Don'tNo food residue
No liquids left inside cans
No plastic rings or six-pack holders attached

Scrap Metal Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness$

DoCheck business websites for current requirements
Separate ferrous and non-ferrous metals using a magnet
Remove oils, fluids, and non-metal attachments before drop-off

Don'tDo not mix with household recycling
Do not mix different metal types like copper and steel
Do not leave residual oils or fluids on metal

Also includes: Aluminum (scrap), Brass, Copper, Iron, Pipe (metal), Steel / Ferrous metal (scrap), Steel / tin food cans

Last updated on July 13, 2026 by Green Star GM

FNSBSD BRIDGE Recycling Program

School Program

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The mission of BRIDGE is to assist young adults with developmental disabilities in gaining skills, knowledge and appropriate behaviors to become successful individuals, citizens and workers in the community.

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Accepted materials

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Medication Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse approved medication drop-off locations

Don'tDo not flush medication unless specifically instructed

Grocery bags Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoClean and dry

Don'tNo food residue

Last updated on June 5, 2026 by Green Star GM

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Medication Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse approved medication drop-off locations

Don'tDo not flush medication unless specifically instructed

Grocery bags Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoClean and dry

Don'tNo food residue

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Golden Heart Thrift Coop

Donation Center

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Accepted materials

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Clothing Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Shoes Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Socks Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

GOOD Cannabis

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Good Titrations

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Grass Station 49

Retailer

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Green Star of Interior Alaska♥ This location loves volunteers!

NonprofitInterior Alaska

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Home of the Green Star electronics recycling warehouse and our Reuse IT discounted refurbished electronics store, Repair IT desktop and laptop repair, Rebuild IT computer building classes and Reboot IT technology grants.

Last updated on June 21, 2026 by Green Star GM

Take compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) to staff at self-checkout lane if service desk attendants do not know where they belong.

Last updated on June 9, 2026 by Green Star GM

Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Literacy Council - Forget-me-not Books♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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Last updated on July 2, 2026 by Green Star GM

Moore Recycling & Resale

Recycler

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Formerly Chena Power / K & K Recycling

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Automobiles Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoBring any title / paperwork you happen to have (no title OK). Empty the vehicle of personal belongings and trash

Don'tEmpty fluids onto the ground.
Leave vehicles at transfer sites - they must be taken to the landfill or another recycler.

Batteries - Automotive Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoUse designated battery drop-off area.

Don'tDo not "empty" batteries of their fluid.
Do not handle damaged batteries without suitable PPE (rubber gloves, eye protection.
Do not get battery fluid on you skin or clothing.

Electrical cords / wires Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoBundle or separate from other materials

Don'tCheck facility requirements

Aluminum (scrap) Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate from trash

Don'tCheck business requirements

Aluminum Beverage Containers Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoRinse containers; remove food residue

Don'tNo food residue

Brass Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate by metal type when possible

Don'tCheck business requirements

Copper Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate by metal type when possible

Don'tCheck business requirements

Iron Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate from trash

Don'tCheck business requirements

Pipe (metal) Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoCheck business requirements

Don'tCheck business requirements

Scrap Metal Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoCheck business websites for current requirements

Don'tDo not mix with household recycling

Steel / Ferrous metal (scrap) Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoSeparate from trash

Don'tCheck business requirements

Steel / tin food cans Recycle Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

DoRinse containers; remove food residue; remove labels when required

Don'tNo food residue

Last updated on June 5, 2026 by Green Star GM

Nature's ReLeaf

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

North Pole Coffee Roasting Company

Retailer

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We are a family owned local business here in Alaska. North Pole Coffee Roasting Company has been in the specialty coffee business for over twenty years serving Alaskans and consumers worldwide. Founded…

Last updated on July 16, 2026 by Green Star GM

One Hit Wonder

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Safeway - Airport Way

Retail Drop-Off

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Accepted materials

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Medication Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDrop medication in original packaging into the bins located in the pharmacy
Bring medications in original bottles or in a clear, sealed bag
Remove labels or black out personal health information with permanent marker
Keep liquid medications in original bottle or sealed plastic container

Don'tDo not flush down toilets or rinse down drains
Do not throw medication in the trash
Do not crush pills when preparing for disposal

Grocery bags Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoEnsure bags are clean, dry and free of food residue
Remove all receipts, stickers and paper before drop-off
Accept HDPE (#2) and LDPE (#4) polyethylene bags only

Don'tDo not include biodegradable or compostable bags
Do not mix other types of bags or plastics
Do not leave receipts, stickers or other paper inside

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Safeway - Bentley Trust

Retail Drop-Off

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Medication Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDrop medication in original packaging into the bins located in the pharmacy
Bring medications in original bottles or in a clear, sealed bag
Remove labels or black out personal health information with permanent marker
Keep liquid medications in original bottle or sealed plastic container

Don'tDo not flush down toilets or rinse down drains
Do not throw medication in the trash
Do not crush pills when preparing for disposal

Grocery bags Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoEnsure bags are clean, dry and free of food residue
Remove all receipts, stickers and paper before drop-off
Accept HDPE (#2) and LDPE (#4) polyethylene bags only

Don'tDo not include biodegradable or compostable bags
Do not mix other types of bags or plastics
Do not leave receipts, stickers or other paper inside

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Safeway - North Pole

Retail Drop-Off

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Accepted materials

Open any material for its cost, Do’s / Don’ts, and what happens to it here.

Medication Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDrop medication in original packaging into the bins located in the pharmacy
Bring medications in original bottles or in a clear, sealed bag
Remove labels or black out personal health information with permanent marker
Keep liquid medications in original bottle or sealed plastic container

Don'tDo not flush down toilets or rinse down drains
Do not throw medication in the trash
Do not crush pills when preparing for disposal

Grocery bags Recycle Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusinessFREE

DoEnsure bags are clean, dry and free of food residue
Remove all receipts, stickers and paper before drop-off
Accept HDPE (#2) and LDPE (#4) polyethylene bags only

Don'tDo not include biodegradable or compostable bags
Do not mix other types of bags or plastics
Do not leave receipts, stickers or other paper inside

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

Smokin' Deals Fairbanks

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Accepted materials

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Vape Batteries Learn more ›

Residential—Business—

Last updated on June 15, 2026 by Green Star GM

The Door - Youth Shelter

Nonprofit

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Last updated on June 22, 2026 by Green Star GM

The Folk School♥ This location loves volunteers!

Nonprofit

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Last updated on July 1, 2026 by Green Star GM

The Great Alaskan Bowl Company

Retailer

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The Great Alaskan Bowl Company prides itself on being a low to zero waste manufacturing facility, using up or giving away all parts of our byproducts from sawdust to firewood. The bowls…

Last updated on July 16, 2026 by Green Star GM

The Roaming Root Cellar

Retailer

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Last updated on June 20, 2026 by Green Star GM

The Salvation Army Family Store & Donation Center

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Acceptable items: Clean Clothing Linens and towels Clothing accessories: belts, ties, scarves, hats Small appliances Clean shoes, boots, sandals, etc. Vehicles with titles Toys, games, puzzles Eye glasses Books, DVD'S, VHS's, Cassette…

Accepted materials

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Clothing Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate gently used clothing
Ensure items are clean, dry, and free of odors
Place clothing, shoes, and linens in separate bags
Remove all hangers before donating

Don'tNo wet or contaminated clothing
No items with food, oil, or grease stains
No clothing with odors
No hangers in donation bags

Outerwear (coats, jackets, snow pants, etc) Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoWash or dry clean outerwear before dropping off
Ensure items are completely dry to prevent mold
Donate clean, stain and odor-free items in good condition

Don'tDon't drop off stained or damaged outerwear
Don't leave bags outside the collection point
Don't donate damp or wet items
Don't bring items with dirt or sweat residue

Shoes Reuse Learn more ›

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DoDonate clean usable shoes
Clean shoes by removing dirt or debris before drop-off
Tie laces together or use rubber band to keep pairs together

Don'tNo wet or contaminated shoes
Don't separate pairs during drop-off

Small / household electronics Recycle Learn more ›

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DoUse approved electronics collection
Wipe or destroy hard drives before drop-off to protect personal data

Don'tDo not donate broken, malfunctioning or incomplete electronics.

Furniture Reuse Learn more ›

ResidentialFREEBusiness—

DoDonate usable furniture

Don'tNo unsafe or heavily damaged items
No furniture exposed to bedbugs or lice
No items that cannot be reused or dismantled

Eyeglasses Reuse Learn more ›

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DoPlease donate only undamaged, usable eyeglasses

Last updated on June 20, 2026 by Green Star GM