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Find the recycle bin closest to you and help feed Mr. Murph!

Mr. Murph knows your time is valuable and he wants to make recycling fast and convenient for you. That’s why Mr. Murph has recycling bins accessible throughout Green County 24/7.

PLEASE READ: Thank you for being a Mr. Murph recycler. This location page shows all “public use” recycling bins. Public use bins have been requested or approved by our sponsors for use to the general public.

Recycle bins you see on your commute to work or while running errands, not on the locations map are “private use” recycle bins.

Please only use recycle bins displayed on the map below. 

Please only use recycle bins displayed on this map

Recycle bins you see on your commute to work or while running errands, not on the locations map, are “Private Use” recycle bins.

What can I recycle?

Mixed Paper, Newspaper, & Magazines

Flatten Cardboard

Kitchen, Laundry, Bath: Containers empty & replace cap

Aluminum and Steel Cans empty and rinse

Food and Beverage Cartons empty and replace cap

Recycling faqs

No, Styrofoam of any kind is not acceptable.

No. Plastic bags or film plastics, such as bread bags or dry cleaner bags, are not accepted in your recycle container. Please return plastic bags to your retailer or grocer. Go to PlasticFilmRecycling.org to find a drop off location near you.

Yes, much of the packaging you receive from fast food restaurants is recyclable. Please DO NOT place these fast food items in your recycle container:

  1. Styrofoam cups or take-out cartons
  2. Straws
  3. Soiled napkins
  4. Plastic utensils (forks, spoons, knives)
  5. Burger/sandwich/taco wrappers
  6. Heavily soiled burger or sandwich boxes

No. Please DO NOT recycle any electronic waste. If it has a cord, runs on batteries or winds up, please DO NOT place it in your recycle container. You can recycle your electronics at the following locations:

  1. Natural Evolution – (918) 836-2995 / www.NaturalEvolution.com
  2. the M.e.t. – (918) 584-0584 / www.MetRecycle.com  (call to find out which recycling depots accept electronic waste)

No. Due to the design and purpose of a furnace filter, it is NOT recyclable.

Several items in the bathroom can be placed in your recycle container:

  1. Shampoo and conditioner containers
  2. Toothpaste boxes
  3. Toilet tissue rolls
  4. Air fresheners or hair product aerosol cans
  5. Mouthwash containers
  6. Empty medication containers

It would take approximately three minutes for your recyclables to be separated by our automated equipment. Recyclables are processed at rates of 36,000 to 40,000 thousand pounds per hour. For this reason, it is important that only acceptable recyclables listed on the lid of your recycle container or refrigerator magnet are placed in the recycle container.

What's Recyclable?

You can help feed Mr. Murph by separating recyclables at home or school…things like aluminum & steel cans, plastic, cardboard, and paper…then, dropping them off at any of our 600 plus locations around town.

DROP-OFF

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Checkout what items you can feed to Mr. Murph.

What's Recyclable?

AT HOME

Curbside Recycling

Checkout what items you can feed to Mr. Murph.

What's Recyclable?

What's Recyclable?

You can help feed Mr. Murph by separating recyclables at home or school…things like aluminum & steel cans, plastic, cardboard, and paper…then, dropping them off at any of our 600 plus locations around town.

DROP-OFF

Feed Mr. Murph

Checkout what items you can feed to Mr. Murph.

What's Recyclable?

AT HOME

Curbside Recycling

Mr. Murph recycling communities - Bixby, Glenpool & Jenks.

What's Recyclable?

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