Benton County

Convenience Center and Cleanup

The Benton County Environmental Division has partnered with the Benton County Solid Waste District (B.C.S.W.D.) to provide citizens free recycling of electronics, tires, metal, appliances, and large household items such as mattresses, furniture, and lawn furniture at the Convenience Center.

Benton County Solid Waste District

Convenience Center

Saturdays (except holiday weekends)

5702 Brookside Road, Bentonville

8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

Other recycling provided at B.C.S.W.D. include the recycling of paper, cardboard, glass, plastic and green yard waste.

The Benton County Solid Waste District also provides safe disposal of household chemicals, paint, flourescent bulbs, batteries, etc. For more information, fees, and hours of operation visit www.bcswd.com.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

AAA Fire Safety

Arkansas Department of Environmental Quailty

Arvest Bank

Battery Outfitters

Beaver Lakesmart

Beaver Water District

Benton County Department of Emergency Management

Benton County Road Department

Benton County Sheriff's Office

Benton County Work Program

Benton County Solid Waste District

Bimbo Bakeries USA

Bubba Burgers

Channel 5 / KXNW-34

Clorox

District Courts of Benton County

Gallery Cafe of Decatur

Habitat for Humanity

Harp's Food Stores

Ironwood Shredding

KFC Restaurant

Keep Arkansas Beautiful

Rogers Recycling Center

Sam's Club

Shortstop Restaurant of Garfield

T.A.S.C. Teen Action & Support Center

TRG Recycling Group

Tradebe

Unicor

Unilever Breyer's Ice Cream

Used Oil Services

Wal-Mart

Waste Management

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Established back in 2006, the Benton County Cleanup began as a means to accept household wastes from residents at no charge. The Cleanup accepts a wide range of household items such as electronics, used motor oil, paint, chemicals, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, old furniture, metal, and tires. In addition, we partner with companies like Ironwood Shredding who will be on hand to shred your sensitive documents and Habitat for Humanity look forward to accepting donations of your useable household items.

Volunteers & Partner Vendors

Have you been looking for ways to be a part of our community? We have many opportunities for volunteers and local business to participate in the county's largest recycling event!

Saturday, October 10, 2015

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Volunteer

Volunteer for the next cleanup event. Whether you are a citizen, business, or service organization we want you to join us!

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Volunteer Video

Once you have signed up to volunteer, all volunteers are REQUIRED to watch the Volunteer Video to learn more about the Cleanup.

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HHW Safety Video

Household hazardous waste includes household chemicals, paint, batteries, bulbs and motor oil. These items must be handled safely. HHW volunteers are REQUIRED to watch the HHW Safety Video.

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Event Details & Map

Learn more about waste that is accepted at the Cleanup, a map of the event, locations, dates and times. Don't forget to thank our sponsors!

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FACTS ABOUT RECYCLING PAINT

Latex paint is recyclable, but oil-based paint is considered household hazardous waste (HHW) and should be disposed of safely. Remove the lid from latex paint and allow the paint to dry out and harden completely. Adding cat litter or saw dust will help speed the drying process. Once the paint has dried completely, it is safe to dispose of it in your regular household trash. Oil-based paints should never be tossed in the trash.

Greenway Recycle Paint will be at the Cleanup to recycle your unwanted latex paint. Click on the logo to learn more about latex paint recycling.

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Haley Harris

"...I have gained an appreciation for our planet and recycling, and because of Teresa and her department I now want to volunteer at these events with her and the Benton County Environmental Department as often as I possibly can!"