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  1. Yard Waste Disposal

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/services/yard-waste-disposal

    Yard Waste, such as grass, leaves, and trees are accepted at all Full-Service Drop off Centers.
  2. Sharps and Needle Disposal

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/services/sharps-and-needle-disposal

    Solid Waste and Recycling provides guidance on disposing of sharps and needles.
  3. Purchase Mulch and Compost

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/community/purchase-mulch-and-compost

    Solid Waste and Recycling sells compost and mulch at its full service drop off recycling centers.
  4. School Recycling and Trash Disposal

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/community/school-recycling-and-trash-disposal

    Solid Waste and Recycling has a partnership with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to collect trash and recyclables. 
  5. Secure Paper Shred Events

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/community/paper-shredding-services

    Mecklenburg County Solid Waste and Recycling offers secure paper shred events to County residents each spring and fall at Compost Central and Recycling Center.
  6. Business Recycling and Waste Reduction

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/business-recycling-and-waste-reduction

    Learn about business recycling and waste reduction services.
  7. Community Recycling and Waste Reduction

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/community

    Learn about community recycling and waste reduction services.
  8. Residential Recycling and Waste Reduction

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/residential-recycling-and-waste-reduction

    Learn about residential recycling and waste reduction services
  9. ​Keep Mecklenburg Beautiful

    https://wipeoutwaste.mecknc.gov/community/kmb

    Engaging individuals to take responsibility for improving their community environment.
  10. Behavioral Health Strategic Plan

    https://mgr.mecknc.gov/initiatives/BHSP

    Mecklenburg County has identified behavioral health as a top priority for improving the wellbeing of residents. As part of this commitment, the County has invested significant funding to address gaps in behavioral health services not provided through federal, state or private resources.