City of Louisville, CO
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Why It Matters
Not everything can or should go in your curbside bins, but that doesn’t mean it has to end up in the landfill. Drop-off, donation, and reuse programs give materials a second life, keep hazardous items out of our environment, and help support local reuse and repair efforts.
What We're Doing
The City of Louisville is proud to highlight and promote local organizations that offer easy, effective ways to reduce waste in our community.
Resource Central Pick-up
Donate usable renovation materials (e.g. cabinets, countertops, and appliances) right from your curb. See the full list of accepted items and schedule your pick-up here.
Recycle Row
Got clutter or hard-to-recycle junk? CHaRM and Boulder County Hazardous Waste Facility at 6400 Arapahoe Rd., Boulder have got you covered! Click this link to see what they accept.
EcoCycle U-Fix-It Clinics
Instead of throwing away your appliances, furniture, toys, and other items, see if you can fix it first! Find an upcoming clinic near you here.
Fresh Food Connect
Fresh Food Connect, founded close by in Denver, helps gardeners donate extra produce to local food access and hunger relief programs to reduce waste and feed our neighbors!
Get Involved
- Plan drop-offs: Gather your items and check the facility's accepted materials list beforehand.
- Schedule a pickup: Use Resource Central’s free pickup service for large, reusable home items.
- Share your harvest: Donate surplus garden produce through the local initiative Fresh Food Connect.
- Repair before replace: Attend a U-Fix-It Clinic to extend the life of your belongings.