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Kimble Co. provides weekly curbside recycling for city residents. Combine cans, cartons, glass, paper and boxes plus plastic bottles and jugs loose (unbagged) in the provided wheeled cart. Recycling is processed at Kimble Transfer & Recycling in Twinsburg. See the list below for other recycling drop-offs and collection programs in Berea.
Cuyahoga County mixed recycling flyer (PDF) Republic Services recycling flyer (PDF)
City: 440.826.5800 Service Dept: 440.826.5853
In-Home Recycling
This program is operated by Aluminum Cans for Burned Children of Northeast Ohio. Drop off for aluminum cans only at the Berea Fire Station. Cans must be empty, clean and dry.
2 Prospect Avenue, Berea
Other Recycling Recycling
In Berea, Republic Services will pick up trees for composting curbside January 7 and January 13. Remove all lights, tinsel, ornaments, plastic tree bags and tree stands.
Curbside collection by Simple Recycling has been temporarily suspended due to COVID-19. Contact www.donatestuff.com to schedule a donation pick up.
In 2021, Berea has a drop off April 9-10, August 13-14 and October 8-9. No businesses. Proof of residency is required. No TVs accepted.
400 Barrett Road, Berea
Proper Disposal
In 2021, Berea has a drop off April 9-10, August 13-14 and October 8-9. No businesses. Proof of residency required.
Berea has a drop off December 15-January 15 at the city recreation center. Hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00 AM-8:00 PM and Saturday-Sunday from 12:00 PM-5:00 PM.
451 Front Street, Berea
In 2021, Berea has a drop off April 9-10, August 13-14 and October 8-9. No latex paint. Proof of residency required.
Many local police departments have drop boxes for medication disposal. Please call your police department for details.
In 2021, Berea has shred events scheduled for April 10 and October 9. Residents only, proof of residency is required. Contact City Hall for details.
In 2021, Berea has a drop off April 9-10, August 13-14 and October 8-9 at the city service department. Automotive only (20" or less) and no tires on rims. Accepts two tires per household. No businesses. Proof of residency required.
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