Glass Recycling Program

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Gwinnett County glass recycling provides residents with the opportunity to drop off glass for safe and sustainable recycling. Residents can bring clean, empty glass containers for recycling to locations throughout the County.


Glass Recycling Stations

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All locations are open from sunrise to 11:00pm unless posted otherwise.

 
 

Note: Numbers next to park name indicate location on map.

  1. Lenora Park (football entrance)
  2. Mountain Park Aquatic Center
  3. Lucky Shoals Park
  4. Bethesda Park
  5. Gwinnett Community Resource Center at Georgia Belle Court (Formerly OneStop Norcross)
  6. Pinckneyville Park
  7. Harbins Park (baseball entrance)
  8. Peachtree Ridge Park
  9. Collins Hill Aquatic Center
  10. E.E. Robinson Park (baseball/softball complex entrance)
  11. Rabbit Hill Park (football entrance)
  12. Duncan Creek Park
  13. Bogan Park
  14. Lawrenceville Glass Recycling Station (not operated by Gwinnett County)
  15. Snellville Glass Recycling Center (not operated by Gwinnett County)

FAQs

  • Glass food and beverage containers (all colors, labels and lids can stay on)
  • Drinking vessels (pint, wine, mason jars)
  • Candle jars (leftover wax is acceptable)
  • Cosmetic bottles/jars
  • Windows, shower doors, table tops (frames/hardware must be removed)

  • Cardboard
  • Trash bags
  • Porcelain
  • Ceramic
  • Milk glass
  • China/leaded glass
  • Mirrors
  • Laminated glass/windshields
  • Pyrex/Corningware
  • Dishware
  • Light bulbs
  • TVs

Yes. Labels may be left on the container or removed. Metal lids may be left on as they will be removed by a magnet.