Champlin Residents Can Dispose of Appliances and Large Items in May

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The city of Champlin, Minnesota is offering its residents two ways to dispose of appliances and other large items in May. There will be a drop-off recycling event on May 16 and a curbside appliance collection event on May 18. Residents can drop off a variety of items including electronics, appliances, and scrap metal at the recycling event, while the curbside collection will pick up used appliances for a fee.

Why it matters

These events provide an easy and convenient way for Champlin residents to properly dispose of unwanted items, reducing waste and promoting sustainability in the community. The city is making an effort to help residents declutter and responsibly recycle items that may otherwise end up in landfills.

The details

At the drop-off recycling event on May 16, residents can bring in electronics, appliances, scrap metal, and other items for recycling or proper disposal. There are fees for certain items like electronics and appliances. The curbside appliance collection on May 18 will pick up a variety of used appliances from residents' homes for a $16 per item fee. Residents must register by May 12 to have appliances picked up.

• The drop-off recycling event will be held on Saturday, May 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• The curbside appliance collection will take place on Monday, May 18 starting at 7 a.m.
• Residents must register for the curbside appliance collection by May 12.

What’s next

Residents who need to dispose of small engines can bring them to the Hennepin County Drop-off facility in Brooklyn Park.