Glass bottles and jars may be recycled at any of the Omaha drop-off sites. The full service drop-off sites also accept all of the recyclables that are collected from Omaha’s curbside collection program. Glass bottles and jars must be kept separate from the other recyclables. You will find at least two containers at the full service drop-off sites; a PURPLE container for glass bottles and jars and a separate GREEN container for all other recyclables. At glass only drop-off sites, a single PURPLE container collects all colors of glass bottles and jars.
Glass Only Drop-Off Locations
Far West Central
HyVee
1000 S 178th Street
(180th & Pacific)
West Central
Westwood Plaza
12075 West Center Road
(Near the Taco Bell)
Note: The Fresh Thyme site closed and moved to Mulhall’s
Full Service Drop-Off Locations
West Drop-off Site
Parking Lot
20801 Elkhorn Drive
The site is open: Daily: 7AM – 7PM
Northwest Drop-off Site
Mulhall’s
3615 N 120th Street
(120th & Maple)
The site is open: Daily during daylight hours
NOTE: N 75th and Corby Streets site has permanently closed
NOTE: N 108th & Emmet Streets site has permanently closed
Northeast Drop-off Site
N 17th and Burt Streets
(Fenced area, Southwest corner of intersection)
Current construction may require going around road closed signs.
The site is open:
Daily: 7:30AM – 6:00PM – (September – March)
Daily: 7:30AM – 8:00PM – (April – August)
NOTE: Salvation Army site, S 26th Avenue and Douglas Street has permanently closed.
Southeast Drop-off Site
River City Recycling
6404 S 60th Street (between Q and Harrison)
This site accepts recyclables free and is a dump location for bulky items (there is a fee for all materials except recyclables).
The site is open:
Monday through Friday: 8AM – 4:30PM, year ’round.
Saturday: 8AM – 4:30PM, Spring, Summer and Fall
Saturday: 8AM – NOON, Winter
Southwest Drop-off Site
Firstar Fiber
10330 ‘I’ Street
Use the East driveway to Firstar.
The site is open: Daily: 7AM – 7PM
Find A Drop Off Location Near You
Illegal dumping at the drop-off sites is punishable by a fine of up to $500, loss of drivers license for 6 months and all clean up costs. Omaha Municipal Code, Chapter 34, ARTICLE I, Section 4.
Theft of recyclables from a drop-off site or recycling bins is punishable by state and local laws. Omaha Municipal Code:Chapter 33, ARTICLE II, Division 1, Section 33, Item 29. Nebraska Revised Statutes: Chapter 28, Section 511.
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