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MRF

Liverpool, NY

Facility details

Address
4550 Steelway Blvd S
Liverpool, NY 13090
Phone
(315) 233-0210
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Facility type
MRF
County
Onondaga County
EPA Region
2
Data sources
EPA
Last verified
2026-10-15

About this facility

A materials recovery facility, or MRF, is the plant where mixed curbside recycling is sorted. Collection trucks tip commingled material on the floor, and a line of screens, magnets, eddy-current separators, optical sorters and hand-picking stations separates it into bales of cardboard, paper, plastics by resin, aluminum and steel for sale to end markets. MRFs mainly serve haulers and municipal programs rather than walk-in customers, although some operate a public drop-off area. Contamination such as bagged recyclables, food waste and hoses slows the line and lowers bale value. Hours, fees and accepted materials vary — call ahead before bringing material, since many MRFs accept only contracted route loads.

Typically accepted at a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)

  • Cardboard and mixed paper
  • Plastic bottles, jugs and tubs
  • Aluminum and steel cans
  • Glass containers (program dependent)
  • Cartons (program dependent)

Hours, fees and accepted materials vary by site — call ahead before hauling a load.

Nearby facilities

Nearest landfill: Honeywell/Camillus Bed #15 C&D, Syracuse — 5.1 mi

Waste haulers nearby

Area served

Serves Liverpool, Syracuse, Clay, Warners, Brewerton, Cicero, Camillus, East Syracuse, Baldwinsville, Pennellville, Minoa, Phoenix.

County context

One of 40 recycling centers in Onondaga County, NY.

79 waste haulers in Onondaga County, NY.

ZIP 13090 at a glance

Population
29,004 (766 per sq mi)
Median age
39
Households
Median income $88,492 · 43% earn six figures
Housing
68% owner-occupied · median home value $213,146 · median rent $1,382
Workforce
67% labor-force participation · 2.9% unemployment

ZIP figures are US Census estimates for the ZIP area, not the company.

New York solid-waste agency: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)