Beech Grove will provide two more opportunities to use its drive-in recycling program this year. Community members must drive their items to the drop-off location at Beech Grove City Hall, and assistance will be available to help unload unwanted items.
In addition to paper, the city will accept hard-to-recycle items listed below:
If you go
Recycling events
🗓️ 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 6, and Saturday, Nov. 8
📍 Behind Beech Grove City Hall, 806 Main St.
- Eyeglasses
- Hearing aids
- Medicine
- Used syringes
- Metal and appliances
This recycling initiative has helped Beech Grove become the first city to receive top-tier status for the Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s Clean Community Program. The state program, which was relaunched in 2021, encourages cities to implement environmental sustainability initiatives.
“City leadership worked earnestly on behalf of their citizens to ensure a community dedicated to environmental stewardship,” IDEM Commissioner Clint Woods said in a July press release. “Being the first municipality to reach this milestone is a significant and well-deserved honor.”
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Recycle unwanted metal and appliances for free in Beech Grove