Forsyth County citizens have several convenient recycling options that are available to everyone in the county.
If you live inside of one of the municipalities listed below just click on the name below and you will be directed to their website for information pertaining to their recycling program.
Forsyth County has three Recycling Convenience Centers that are available for use by all residents of the county free of charge. The location of each facility, street directions and other information including acceptable materials is listed below.
Forsyth County Recycling Center - Kernersville
Effective immediately, the County’s Recycling Center at 445 Lindsay Street in
Kernersville will be closed until further notice. On Tuesday January 10th a vehicular accident caused structural
damage to the shelter at the facility. It will be necessary for the facility to remain closed until repairs can be completed.
The County’s other two recycling centers located at 325 West Hanes Mill Road in Winston-Salem and 6328 Yadkinville Road
in Pfafftown will continue operating on their normal schedules."
Click here for directions from your home to any of the Recycling Centers.
All recyclable materials must be clean and free of contaminants. Glass, metal, and plastic food containers must be rinsed clean. Cardboard food containers must be free of grease and other residue.
For more information about acceptable and unacceptable materials, please contact the Forsyth County Office of Environmental Assistance and Protection at (336) 703-2440
All Citizens of Forsyth County are encouraged to use 3RC Household Hazardous Waste and Electronic Waste Recycling Center for materials such as paint, pesticides, household chemicals, automotive fluids and electronics.
More items can be recycled than you might think. The following items are recyclable; just click on the item to find out more information.
Used Tires or Appliances such as Stoves, Refrigerators, etc. (Click and scroll down to "White Goods, Scrap Tires and Other Wastes)
Check to see if other items you have are recyclable and if so where to take them.