SPA
Recycling Convenience Center
Contact Person – Richie Horn
123 Hendren Way, Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356
859-881-4545
Email: rhorn@jessamineco.com
Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Revised Policies:
1.) Customers must unload all material themselves.
2.) All items for recycling and disposal must be at the center no later than 3:30 p.m.
Vehicles must be weighed in by 3:30 p.m. to ensure disposal of debris.
3.) Residential recycling only, not commercial recycling from businesses.
4.) Size of cardboard and recycling pieces should be no larger than 2 foot x 2 foot.
Items accepted: Wood, Carpet, Mattress and Box Springs, Couches, Metal, Drywall, Appliances, Construction Debris, Cardboard, Batteries and Furniture.
Items not accepted: Regular Household Garbage, Food Scraps, Wet Items, Liquids, Rocks, Brick, Dirt, Concrete, Brush, and Blacktop.
Note: We are a drop-off facility. We are unable to provide pick-up.
No Oil accepted. Oil is accepted free of charge at the Road Department.
CONVENIENCE CENTER CHARGESEffective August 17, 2020 |
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Loads are $100.00 per ton (.05 cents per pound)
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| 300 lbs or less | 15.00 minimum |
| Car Tire |
6.00
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| Truck Tire |
12.00
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| Tractor Tire |
18.00
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| Television |
10.00
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| Appliances with Freon |
10.00
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| Appliances without Freon |
5.00
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| Electronic Waste |
.05 cents/pound
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| Wet Cardboard |
.05 cents/pound
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| Contaminated Recycling |
.05 cents/pound
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The Convenience Center accepts checks, money orders, debit cards and credit cards. No cash accepted.
SPACE
Changes to Mixed Curbside Recycling, as of May 2022
Paper products are welcome again in your Jessamine County curbside recycling bin. Approved paper products include: office paper, junk mail and newspaper. Paper products should be clean, dry and loose — never bag recyclables. Other acceptable items include: dry cardboard, paperboard, plastic bottes, aluminum cans, and glass jars & bottles. Print out the handy new flyer for quick reference for the full list of approved items.
