

Recycling
Centers
Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to power a TV for three hours
Aluminum & glass can be recycled over and over forever.
Paper can be recycled over and over until the fibers break down.
Polystyrene (Styrofoam) can now be recycled at the Knoxville Recycling Coalition. Purchase a 100 gallon bag for $5 at KBB and deliver your bag to KRC or KBB for pick up, no additional charges. It is made into jewel CD cases in North Carolina.
Plastic #1 are made out of new raw materials.
If we do not complete the recycling chain by purchasing recycled materials, recycling will not work.
Even though you cannot recycle plastic bags at the local recycling centers, you can recycling them at local grocery stores along with plastic packing material, including the wrappers around toilet paper, paper towels, juice boxes, water bottles and the like.
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Hours Open: 7am-4:45pm Monday-Friday Blount County Highway Department 1227 McArthur Rd. Maryville, TN 37804 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper (junk mail, cereal boxes, office paper, telephone books, magazines) Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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Hunter's Crossing Shopping Center In front of Lowe's Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005
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Mixed Paper (junk mail, cereal boxes, office paper, telephone books, magazines) Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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Big Lots
116 Hall Rd. Alcoa 37701 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper (junk mail, cereal boxes, office paper, telephone books, magazines)
Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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Lamar Alexander Parkway; Hwy 321 Across from Blount Memorial Hospital Center Contact: City of Maryville 865-273-3302 No need to sort items - all collected in one bin. |
Mixed Paper Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans Food Cans - Tin/Metal/Aluminum Glass Plastic 1-7 (No grocery bags) |
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Best Street at Sandy Springs Park Center Contact: City of Maryville 865-273-3302 No need to sort items - all collected in one bin. |
Mixed Paper
Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans Food Cans - Tin/Metal/Aluminum Glass Plastic 1-7 (No grocery bags) |
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Spectra Recycling Center 1627 Robert C. Jackson Dr. Maryville 37801 Center Contact: 865-982-2995 |
Mixed Paper Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans (cash for cans) Steel Food Cans Plastic 1-7 (no bags) Appliances Lead Acid Batteries (Car Batteries) Electronics (fee for certain items) Metals: Copper, Cast Iron, Ferrous/Non |
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Alcoa/Maryville/Blount County Landfill 240 Long Powers Rd. Friendsville 37737 Center Contact: 865-995-2892 |
Newspaper Cardboard Plastic 1-7 (no bags) Used Oil Appliances Computer/Electronics (Small fee for TV's larger than 19") Tires (12 free passenger/vehicle accepted per household/year) Empty Propane Tanks Rechargable Batteries/Car Batteries |
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WalMart - Maryville 2410 US Highway 411 S Maryville 37801 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper
Newspaper Aluminum Cans
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Located at the Old Foothills Movie Theater197 North Foothills Plaza Drive Maryville 37801 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper/Newspaper (combined)
Aluminum Cans/Plastic 1-7 (combined) Cardboard |
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Blount County Highway Department 1227 McArthur Rd. Maryville 37804 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper
Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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Chilhowee View Community Center 3229 Wilkinson Pike Maryville 37803 |
Mixed Paper Newspaper |
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Friendsville Market 108 Endsley Quarry Ln. Friendsville 37737 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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IGA 7945 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy. Townsend 37882 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper Newspaper Cardboard Aluminum Cans |
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Walland Center 5317 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy. Walland 37886 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Newspaper Mixed Paper
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Victor's Lakeview Market Deli Corner of Topside Rd/Alcoa Hwy Louisville 37777 Center Contact: Spectra Recycling 865-970-0005 |
Mixed Paper/Newspaper (combined)
Aluminum Cans/Plastic 1-7 (combined) Cardboard |
Monday-Saturday 7am-7pm
All items are collected in one bin. No trash bags or plastic bags allowed of any kind. Recyclables must be thrown in loosely - not bagged.
Recycling in Blount County is run by Spectra Recycling, City of Maryville & the City of Alcoa.
Keep Blount Beautiful is a 501(c)3 non-profit and does not run the recycling centers. We provide this information as a public service in order to promote recycling and to help prolong the life of our landfill.
No trash bags, plastic bags, baggies or plastic wrap allowed of any kind.
Recyclables must be thrown in loosely, not bagged, for all centers.
City Residents Only
ID or Proof of Residency Required