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Brown County Resource Recovery In 2001, Brown, Outagamie, and Winnebago Counties joined forces to form the Tri-County Regional Partnership.

The purpose of the Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department is to meet the solid waste disposal needs of local communities and businesses through methods that are environmentally sound and economical. The purpose of the Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Department is to meet the solid waste disposal needs of local communities and businesses through methods which are environmentally sound and economical. These methods incorporate waste reduction, material reuse, recycling, composting, landfilling and waste-to-energy to the extent that they are technically feasible, economically appropriate and desired by the public. This cooperative agreement paved the way for development of a regional recycling system that would serve municipalities in all three counties. In 2018, the agreement was amended to include the planning, construction, and operation of a new single-stream recycling facility, located in Appleton and operated by Outagamie County. The operation of the Tri-County Recycling Facility began in July of 2009 and today continues to serve residents of Northeast Wisconsin, providing cost-efficient sorting and marketing of curbside collected recyclable materials that are banned from landfill disposal. Social Media Page Rules
Brown County Resource Recovery’s social media pages provide relevant information related to the waste and recycling industry as well as Resource Recovery’s services and resources. By using and engaging with Resource Recovery’s social media platforms, Facebook and X (formerly Twitter), followers and commenters must follow these page rules.
- Promotion of any private business or organization on Brown County Resource Recovery’s Facebook or X (formerly Twitter) Pages is prohibited. Those violating this requirement will receive a warning on first offense. With a second offense, accounts will be blocked from viewing content and/or commenting on Brown County Resource Recovery’s social media pages.

- All communications among followers and accounts must be respectful and refrain from using any vulgar or derogatory language, hate speech or bullying. Failure to do so will result in posts or comments being deleted/hidden or blocked by Resource Recovery account(s).

- Brown County Resource Recovery retains the right to delete and/or hide comments or posts that provide inaccurate information or are considered spam. Please note:
Brown County Resource Recovery, as a government entity, cannot endorse or recommend any private business or organization. Failure to comply with any or all of these rules may result in immediate blocking by any Brown County Resource Recovery social media platform.

It’s International E-Waste Day! “Fast tech,” like charging cables, USB-powered lights and small gadgets, isn’t built to ...
10/14/2026

It’s International E-Waste Day!

“Fast tech,” like charging cables, USB-powered lights and small gadgets, isn’t built to last. When it stops working, keep it out of your recycling bin and bring it to the Brown County Hazardous Material Recovery Facility, which also serves as an electronics collection site!

Learn more about accepted materials at https://www.browncountyrecycling.org/hmr-acceptable-material

Keep it Clean!Leftover food can contaminate the recyclable material we collect. Rinse it out and then put it in the recy...
10/05/2026

Keep it Clean!

Leftover food can contaminate the recyclable material we collect.

Rinse it out and then put it in the recycle bin!

When recycling a plastic bottle, keep the cap on! While caps and lids are made of different plastics, modern technology ...
10/02/2026

When recycling a plastic bottle, keep the cap on!

While caps and lids are made of different plastics, modern technology allows them to be recycled together when attached!

You might have heard of the 3 Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) but here we use the 5 RCs.We encourage residents to reject, re...
09/30/2026

You might have heard of the 3 Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) but here we use the 5 RCs.

We encourage residents to reject, reduce, reuse, repair, recycle and compost.

Learn more about each letter online at https://www.browncountyrecycling.org/the-5-rcs

Recycling can be confusing. But with Betterbin, it doesn’t have to be!Just snap a picture of your trash and it tells you...
09/28/2026

Recycling can be confusing. But with Betterbin, it doesn’t have to be!

Just snap a picture of your trash and it tells you exactly where it goes.

Did we mention there’s a website too? Head online to use the Waste Wizard: https://recyclemoretricounty.org/waste-wizard/

09/25/2026

Batteries do NOT belong in our scrap metal dumpsters - even ones contained in small appliances and handheld tools.

We have a specified plastic pallet for batteries located near our transfer station. If you would like more information on what we accept, and their correct locations, please ask for a Resource Recovery Park guide at the scale, stop in at our main office, or find it on our website on our Disposal Rates page. (Link in Comments)

Town of Ledgeview Residents - Check this out!
09/25/2026

Town of Ledgeview Residents - Check this out!

Got stuff taking up space? This is your sign! 😉

Our Bulky Item & Electronic Drop-Off is happening THIS Saturday, September 26, from 8:00 AM–1:00 PM!

Clear out the clutter, get rid of those unwanted bulky items and electronics, and make a little extra room at home.

Load it up and bring it on over!

Please bring your driver’s license or other ID for address verification.

Address

2561 S Broadway
Green Bay, WI
54304

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

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