Victor Valley Materials Recovery Facility MRF

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Victor Valley Materials Recovery Facility MRF The Victor Valley MRF is the location of "Recycle Alley" Recycling Drop-off Center and Buy Back Center. Also accept clothing, shoes, e-waste, tvs, computers.

Victor Valley MRF has the "Recycle Alley" Recycling Drop-off Center for the public and businesses. FREE drop-off of paper, cardboard, scrap metal, plastics, glass bottles/jars, tin/aluminum cans. Also accept mattresses (free to area residents, and $5 charge for businesses). Recycling Buy Back Center for CRV materials and corrugated cardboard.

Ever tossed something in the recycling cart because you hoped it was recyclable?That's wishcycling, and it can contamina...
10/21/2026

Ever tossed something in the recycling cart because you hoped it was recyclable?
That's wishcycling, and it can contaminate an entire load of otherwise good recyclables.
Instead of guessing, check what's accepted in your community before you toss it.
A little certainty goes a long way.

Recyclables don’t need to be spotless, but containers should be empty and reasonably clean before they go in the recycli...
10/19/2026

Recyclables don’t need to be spotless, but containers should be empty and reasonably clean before they go in the recycling cart.
And cleaning them doesn’t have to mean wasting water. Try these easy tricks:
💧 Use leftover dishwater. Give containers a quick rinse while you’re already washing dishes.
💧 Let it soak. Stubborn food residue? Fill the container with leftover dishwater and let it soak overnight.
💧 Shake it out. Give it a good shake, then let it dry on the counter before recycling.
Just a few extra seconds—and a little less water—can make a difference. ♻️

A cleaner community starts with simple choices: put trash in the right cart, recycle accepted materials, and pick up lit...
10/17/2026

A cleaner community starts with simple choices: put trash in the right cart, recycle accepted materials, and pick up litter when it’s safe to do so.
Every piece we keep off the ground—and every recyclable we keep out of the landfill—adds up.
Small changes. Cleaner communities.

Litter along U.S. roadways and surface waterways is down 34% since 2020, according to Keep America Beautiful’s 2026 Nati...
10/14/2026

Litter along U.S. roadways and surface waterways is down 34% since 2020, according to Keep America Beautiful’s 2026 National Litter Study.
That progress shows our actions can make a difference.
Whether it’s putting trash in the right cart, recycling an accepted container, or picking up litter when it’s safe to do so, small choices help keep our communities clean.
Let’s keep the progress going.

When you’re sorting your waste, take a moment to put it in the right cart. Recycling and organics help keep useful mater...
10/12/2026

When you’re sorting your waste, take a moment to put it in the right cart. Recycling and organics help keep useful materials out of the landfill and in use.

California recycled 42% of its waste in 2024. Let’s keep moving in the right direction.

🎃 The best trick-or-treat bags don’t get tossed after Halloween—they come back year after year.Use a reusable bag, bucke...
10/10/2026

🎃 The best trick-or-treat bags don’t get tossed after Halloween—they come back year after year.
Use a reusable bag, bucket, or even a pillowcase for collecting treats. It’s a simple way to cut down on waste and keep the Halloween tradition going.
Reuse it. Every Halloween. ♻️

👻 Getting ready for Halloween? Before you head to the store for new decorations, check your closets and garage for what ...
10/08/2026

👻 Getting ready for Halloween? Before you head to the store for new decorations, check your closets and garage for what you already have.
Reuse last year’s decorations, get creative with materials around the house, or choose decorations you can bring out year after year.
The spookiest thing about Halloween shouldn’t be how much stuff gets thrown away. 🎃

Before you buy a new costume, check what you already have.Borrow one from a friend. Shop secondhand. Swap with another f...
10/06/2026

Before you buy a new costume, check what you already have.
Borrow one from a friend. Shop secondhand. Swap with another family. Or get creative with clothes and materials you already have at home.
A little creativity can make Halloween more affordable and a whole lot less wasteful.

That’s one long recycling trip. 🚀California has recycled 549 billion beverage containers. That’s enough to stretch 35 mi...
10/03/2026

That’s one long recycling trip. 🚀
California has recycled 549 billion beverage containers. That’s enough to stretch 35 million miles from Earth to Mars if they were lined up.
Those containers don't just disappear after they're recycled. They're continually remade into new containers and products.
40 years of recycling. 549 billion containers.

Explore more facts from California’s 40-year beverage container recycling program at CalRecycle: https://calrecycle.ca.gov/bevcontainer/

That adds up!Recycling California’s beverage containers has prevented 52.5 million metric tons of CO₂ equivalent. That’s...
09/30/2026

That adds up!
Recycling California’s beverage containers has prevented 52.5 million metric tons of CO₂ equivalent. That’s the same as taking 12.2 million cars off the road for a year.
Four decades of recycling can make a pretty big difference.
See the statewide numbers and learn more about California’s Beverage Container Recycling Program: https://calrecycle.ca.gov/bevcontainer/

Address

17000 Abbey Lane
Victorville, CA
92394

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+17602411284

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