Recycling

• City of Columbia Recycling
  Information about Columbia’s curbside recycling service and drop-off bins, as well as a “Waste Wizard” search tool to find out if an item is recyclable.
• Household Hazardous Waste Disposal – Columbia
  Information on where to dispose of hazardous household waste and a list of common hazardous products, such as batteries, paint, aerosol cans, etc.
• Mid-Missouri Solid Waste Management
  Provides “A Guide to Recycling in Mid-Missouri,” plus information on upcoming tire and electronic waste collection days in the region. There is a small fee for tires and some electronic waste items.
• Ryan Enterprise
  This family-owned business outside Millersburg accepts plastic (except plastic bags) for recycling into fence posts and bird feeders.

Recycling Electronics

• Advantage Metals Recycling
  Buys scrap metal, including junk cars.
• Best Buy Electronics and Appliances Recycling
  Includes televisions, DVD players, computer monitors, cell phones and more.
• Columbia Computer Center
  Accepts computer equipment for recycling.
• Electronics Donation and Recycling – Environmental Protection Agency
  EPA guidelines and information on the reuse and recycling of electronic products.
• Fusselman Salvage Co. – Moberly
  Buys scrap metal.
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – Missouri Department of Natural Resources
  A statewide directory of recycling, reuse and disposal service vendors as well as general tips and resources for reducing, reusing and recycling.

Reusing

• Area-Wide Thrift Shops
  Directory search for thrift shops in the area.
• Area-Wide Vintage Clothing Stores
  Directory search for vintage clothing stores in the area.
• Goodwill Stores
  Locate stores by zip code and view maps and directions.
• Habitat Re-Store – Columbia
  Accepts new and used construction materials and fixtures for use in new construction by Habitat for Humanity volunteers. Pick-up service and donations may be tax-deductible.
• Habitat Re-Store – Jefferson City
  Accepts new and used construction materials and fixtures for use in new construction by Habitat for Humanity volunteers. Pick-up service and donations may be tax-deductible.
• Maude Vintage Clothing – Columbia
  Men’s and women’s vintage clothing, accessories and furniture.
• Salvation Army
  Information, including maps, about stores in Columbia and Jefferson City.
• Upscale Resale – Assistance League of Mid-Missouri
  Proceeds from the store benefit the philanthropic projects of the League.
• The Wardrobe – Columbia
  Volunteer-run non-profit thrift store.