Recycling & Waste Disposal

Recycling and Waste Disposal

Organization	Accepted Donations	Contact & Address
BOT Recycling Center Olds	Accept computer, laptops, cell phones, game consoles, small kitchen appliances, vacuums, printers, TVs. We Recycle electronics We also Do REPAIRS	Olds 403-708-3840 >BOT Recycling
Chinook Aggregate Recycling Inc Olds	Crush and Recycle Concrete, Asphalt, Pitrun, and Brick	403-415-5989 Chinook Aggregate Recycling
Computers for Schools Organization No pick up	This group takes select computers and refurbishes them for use. However, due to the Windows 11 Program not being able to be put on older computers, and Windows 10 not having support after October of 2025, some computers cannot be refurbished.	Edmonton 780-452-8016 Calgary 403-243-6321 Computers for schools
Crossfield Transfer Station	Call to get rid of Tires, pesticides, electronics, paint, plywood, metal barrels, and much more check website for full list	403-230-1401 Crossfield Transfer Station
Mountain View Regional Waste	Chemicals, paint, electronics recycling, tires, fluorescent bulbs, propane tanks, batteries of all kinds, and all oil products	403-335-2005 Mtn View Regional Waste
Tru Green Metal Recycling Mountainview County	Go to website and fill out the form stating how much metal and where to pick up. They pay cash for metal. Must notify in advance	403 352 6229 1-844-476-3825 www.trugreenmetal.ca Tru Green
TX2 Recycling Mountainview County	Batteries, Aluminum, Steel, Barbed Wire	Hours: Mon- Fri 8-5 403 415 5097 TX2 Recycling
Town of Didsbury	Town Cleanup Day in the late Spring. One day a year, Seniors can apply to have large items picked up at their driveway or pay for a tag to deliver items to landfill. Also an annual garage sale	403 335 3391 Town of Didsbury
Recycling Electronics, computers.	Items can be dropped off at recycle bins such as at the Didsbury Bottle Depot or the Mountainview Regional Waste Site. These items are broken down for metals and parts

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Credits

Website design by Charlie Janzen

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Land Acknowledgement

We respectfully acknowledge that the We Can project operates on Treaty 6 and 7 land, home of the First Nations (Dene, Nehiyawak (Cree), Nakoda, Anishinaabe, Niitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), Tsuu T’ina), the Métis Nation of Alberta, and Inuit Peoples. We acknowledge the courageous and resilient community leadership of Indigenous leaders, Knowledge Keepers, and Elders, and we strive to learn and grow as a community while cherishing individual differences. This land acknowledgment represents our commitment to reconciliation, connecting us to those who once walked these lands and forging a path together for the generations to come.