Victor Valley Materials Recovery Facility MRF

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.

Every year, billions of plastic beverage bottles are sold in California, and billions never make it back into the recycl...
09/02/2026

Every year, billions of plastic beverage bottles are sold in California, and billions never make it back into the recycling system. Bringing a reusable water bottle is one simple habit that helps reduce waste before it's created.
Fill it. Reuse it. Repeat.

Learn more about reducing plastic waste:
https://urecycle.org/blog/why-plastic-recycling-isnt-so-simple/

September’s Plant of the Month is Turpentine Bush, a low-water native that adds late-season color while helping conserve...
09/01/2026

September’s Plant of the Month is Turpentine Bush, a low-water native that adds late-season color while helping conserve our region’s limited water resources. 🌿
Learn more from AWAC: https://www.mojavewater.org/conservation/awac

Forgot your reusable bags? Keep a few in your car so they're always ready when you head to the store.As of January 1, 20...
08/31/2026

Forgot your reusable bags? Keep a few in your car so they're always ready when you head to the store.

As of January 1, 2026, California no longer allows plastic bags at checkout. Stores may provide recyclable paper bags for a fee, or you can bring your own reusable bags.

Making it a habit to bring your own bag helps reduce waste and makes shopping a little easier.

Learn more about reducing plastic waste:
https://urecycle.org/blog/why-plastic-recycling-isnt-so-simple/

When non-recyclable plastics or dirty items end up in the recycling bin, they can slow down sorting, damage equipment, a...
08/29/2026

When non-recyclable plastics or dirty items end up in the recycling bin, they can slow down sorting, damage equipment, and reduce the value of recyclable materials. Recycling right helps keep local recycling programs working efficiently.

Learn why plastic recycling isn't as simple as it seems.
https://urecycle.org/blog/why-plastic-recycling-isnt-so-simple/

Recycling is important, but it's not the whole solution. Most recycled plastic only gets one additional life before it e...
08/26/2026

Recycling is important, but it's not the whole solution. Most recycled plastic only gets one additional life before it eventually becomes waste. That's why reducing single-use plastics and choosing reusable products can make an even bigger difference.

Learn why plastic recycling isn't as simple as it seems.
https://urecycle.org/blog/why-plastic-recycling-isnt-so-simple/

Not all plastics are created equal. Different types of plastic have different properties, which means they can't all be ...
08/25/2026

Not all plastics are created equal. Different types of plastic have different properties, which means they can't all be recycled the same way. That's one reason plastic recycling is much more complicated than recycling materials like aluminum or cardboard.

Learn why plastic recycling isn't as simple as it seems.
https://urecycle.org/blog/why-plastic-recycling-isnt-so-simple/

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand.That's why you'll see fewer Sell By dates...
08/22/2026

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand.

That's why you'll see fewer Sell By dates on packaged foods. They were created to help retailers manage inventory—not to tell consumers whether food was safe to eat.

The new standardized labels make shopping a little less confusing while helping reduce unnecessary food waste.

Read our complete guide to California's new food date labels:
https://urecycle.org/food-date-labels/

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand.A USE by date is a food safety date. It t...
08/20/2026

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand.

A USE by date is a food safety date. It tells you when a food should be used—or frozen if the label says "USE by or Freeze by"—for food safety.

Read our complete guide to California's new food date labels:
https://urecycle.org/food-date-labels/

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand and help reduce unnecessary food waste.A ...
08/17/2026

California has standardized food date labels to make them easier to understand and help reduce unnecessary food waste.

A BEST if Used by date is a quality date. It tells you when a product is expected to be at its best flavor or texture. It is not a food safety date.

Read our complete guide to California's new food date labels:
https://urecycle.org/food-date-labels/

Cardboard is one of recycling's biggest success stories.Because it's widely accepted and in high demand, clean, dry card...
08/15/2026

Cardboard is one of recycling's biggest success stories.

Because it's widely accepted and in high demand, clean, dry cardboard is collected, processed, and turned into new products every day. Every box you recycle helps keep that cycle going.

Learn more about recycling in your High Desert and Mountain community:
urecycle.org

Address

17000 Abbey Lane
Victorville, CA
92394

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+17602411284

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