Where is the website for recycling in the Overland Park Kansas area?

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www.opkansas.org or directly by: http://www.opkansas.org/_Res/City_Services/Trash_and_Recycling/Recycling/drop_off.cfm For more information on recycling in the region go to www.recyclespot.org. Lisa C. Recycling drop-off Center The city now has a new, larger and more convenient drop-off recycling center at 11921 Hardy (turn between Time Warner and the fire station). The site at 6900 W. 80th Street (behind O'Neill Honda) is closed. == Operating Hours:

9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tues.-Fri.

8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat.

Closed Sun. and Mon. Initially this center will accept: * Aluminum foil * Aluminum and steel food and beverage cans - Please rinse lightly. Labels are okay. * Cell phones and pagers * Clothing - used * Corrugated cardboard - Please break boxes down. * Glass food and beverage containers - No caps please. Rinse lightly. Labels are okay. * Household items - small * Magazines - Catalogs are okay, too! * Newspaper - No plastic bags please! * Office paper * Paperboard * Phone books * Rechargeable batteries * Scrap metal * Toner/inkjet cartridges * PETE No. 1 plastic containers - such as those used for soft drinks, liquor, water, sports drinks, salad dressing, cooking oils, shampoo, window cleaner, mouthwash, etc. Rinse lightly. No caps please. * HDPE No. 2 plastic containers with a neck - such as milk, juice, detergent and bleach bottles. Rinse lightly. No caps please. * Center DOES NOT accept: yogurt containers, margarine tubs, automotive product bottles such as those from motor oil and gas treatments, or bottles which contained hazardous materials, such as pesticides or herbicides. For a complete list of what can/can't be recycled, visit Bridging the Gap, a non-profit group who operates the center. Volunteer and paid staff are available at the center to answer any questions or to help you with your recycling. To volunteer at the center, call 816/561-1090. For more information, call 913/895-6273 or e-mail health@opkansas.org.