Who can participate? Residents of unincorporated and incorporated Gwinnett County. Hefty® EnergyBag® orange bags are available for purchase at Kroger stores and the Hefty ® website. Plastics #1 and #2 - which include items like water and soda bottles, milk jugs, juice containers, shampoo bottles, and detergent holders - will continue to be accepted curbside. Only Hefty® EnergyBag® orange bags will be accepted at this site. Gwinnett residents can drop off their full Hefty® EnergyBag® orange bags at WestRock, located at 384 Maltbie Street in Lawrenceville Monday through Saturday from 7:00am to 2:00pm. The Hefty® EnergyBag® Program complements the current unincorporated Gwinnett County curbside recycling program. This program helps residents recycle plastics not part of the list of acceptable items such as #4 through #7 plastics, plastic bags and wraps, foam, plastic dinnerware, and many other plastic items. Gwinnett County is now participating in the Hefty® EnergyBag® Program to give residents an opportunity to dispose of hard-to-recycle plastics in a sustainable way. Glass dropped off at any of the Gwinnett County glass recycling locations will be hauled to Strategic Materials, Inc., a large glass recycler in the Atlanta area.Īcceptable glass items are clear and colored food and beverage bottles and jars. Sunrise until 11:00pm unless posted otherwise Robinson Park at 885 Level Creek Road, Sugar Hill (baseball/softball complex entrance) Sunrise untill 11:00pm unless posted otherwiseĮ.E. Pinckneyville Park at 4758 South Old Peachtree Road, Peachtree Corners (park entrance) One Stop Norcross at 5030 Georgia Bell Court, Norcross Residents can bring their clean, empty glass containers to either of the following locations:

Instead of glass being tossed in trash bins, manufacturers can reuse it to make items like kitchen tiles and insulation. One of the many benefits of glass recycling is more landfill space. This is part of Gwinnett County’s initiative to increase recycling and sustainability to help protect our environment and natural resources. The glass recycling program provides residents with the opportunity to drop off glass for safe and sustainable recycling. Gwinnett County is expanding its glass recycling program with the opening of a third drop-off location at E.E.

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