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Boone County Methvin Sanitation Recycling and Boone County Recycling Hours:
Curbside Recycling Available! Weekly Curbside service is available for a small monthly fee; there is a one-time charge of $7 for the bin. This service includes a plastic bin and weekly Tuesday pick up. Sign up for weekly curbside service at Methvin Sanitiation Recycling and Boone County Recycling, 301 S. Hwy 65, or call 870-704-8095 for application by mail. If recycling turns your household into a one bag of trash a week customer, you qualify as a low volume customer. Apply for low volume status with the City of Harrison Water Department, 116 South Spring Street, Harrison, and you will save more than the cost of the recycling program. They are open Monday – Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. For more information, you can reach them at 870-741-2525. Recycling and waste service charges are included on the City of Harrison water bill. Accepted materials include:
Glass bottles are not accepted in curbside service |
2583 Harmon Road (mail address)
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The following materials are accepted and recycled at the Boone County Recycling Center during regular business hours:
Please rinse out containers. Sorting like materials is requested, but not required [paper materials with magazines
The following items are collected at the Boone County Recycling Center during regular business hours:
During regular hours, the Boone County Recycling Center accepts the following items:
Customers are requested to provide a valid Boone County address and signature.
Residential yard waste is accepted at the Boone County Recycling Center during normal business hours. No plastic bags allowed!
Household trash is accepted, with a small fee per bag. There is a limit of 7 bags per customer per day. For more information about garbage collection, contact 1-866-427-8095.
Waste Tires in Boone County are collected at:  Tire World Contact: Karen Clayborn 804 East Stephenson Harrison, Ar. 72601 870-741-8473 Hours: The following types of tires are accepted:
Specialty tires include:
Specialty tire fees (.pdf) are based on disposal fees to the District. Tires that do not have a fee attached at the point of sale are considered a non-fee paid tire; basically, a stray tire. There is no charge for the first 4 non-fee paid tires per person, per day. After that limit, charges for non-fee paid tires are $1 per tire. |
Electronic Waste
Household Hazardous Waste
Garbage and Yard Waste
Waste Tires