Unboxing Christmas with a Twist!

  • Posted by Mr. Murph
  • On December 23, 2013
Merry Christmas, Tulsa! Another year has come and gone and it’s time, once again, for our “Mr. Murph’s Unboxing Christmas” campaign. Only this year, we have a new twist. Any items that we can’t process through Mr. Murph, things like syrofoam and ribbons, are being sent to our new waste to energy processing plant at our […]
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Unboxing Xmas Campaign Starts Today!!!

  • Posted by Mr. Murph
  • On December 26, 2012
Hey Tulsa, just kicked off our new “Unboxing Christmas” campaign this week in partnership with the MET of Tulsa.   Talk about a way to start off the new year… Enjoy the WHITE stuff this winter, but don’t forget to be GREEN afterward! 🙂 Recycle all your Holiday waste with Mr. Murph – over 60 FREE […]
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Benefit Make a Wish with Mr. Murph!!

  • Posted by Mr. Murph
  • On April 5, 2012
This month, when you bring your recyclables to the Mr. Murph container at TTCU THE CREDIT UNION, you’ll be helping the Make a Wish Foundation of Oklahoma. Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes to children who have been diagnosed with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. By simply recycling, you […]
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Tulsa Recycle & Transfer

1150 N Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74106

(918) 583-3867

Monday – Friday - 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday - 7:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sunday - Closed

A Company of American Waste Control 

The Story of Mr. Murph

The nickname Murph comes from the name Material Recovery Facility (MRF) — what we call our new facility here at Tulsa Recycle and Transfer.

Mr. Murph was specifically designed to separate mixed recyclables, thereby reducing the impact of reusable resources from being disposed of in our landfills. We’re happy to say…he was the very first of his kind in Oklahoma.

A key part of what makes Mr. Murph so special is his automation. The recovery process starts when mixed recyclables are dumped onto a conveyor belt and then taken through a series of manual and mechanical stages that separate the recyclables. The result is a 95% recovery rate and a cleaner environment for all of us.

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