Help Keep Escambia County CleanTake Part in the Poarch Creek Indians Recycling Program

Atmore, Ala.The Poarch Creek Indians are proud to offer expanded recycling opportunities to help protect our community, now and for future generations. Through the efforts of the Tribe’s Environmental Department, the Recycling Center and convenient community recycling drop-off bins are available to all Escambia County residents.

“These new bins and services show the Tribe’s commitment to protecting our land, water, and air,” said Kristi Weatherford. “By working together, we can reduce waste going to landfills and make Escambia County a cleaner place for everyone.”

This is more than just a recycling program, it’s a community-wide effort to reduce waste, and prevent contamination. We invite every resident to learn what materials are accepted, what cannot be recycled, and how to properly prepare your recyclables. By working together and recycling correctly, we can reduce landfill waste and protect our natural resources.

 

What You CAN Recycle at the Recycling Center:

  • Cardboard and Paper Packing Material (remove all Styrofoam, plastic wrap, and air packaging)
  • Paper and Magazines
  • Aluminum and Scrap Metal
  • Plastic Bottles (PET #1 only) (Make sure all liquids are emptied before recycling)
  • Printer Ink/Toner Cartridges
  • Fluorescent Light Bulbs


What You CANNOT Recycle:

  • Food waste
  • Hazardous waste (chemicals, batteries, etc.)
  • Any liquids


In addition to the Recycling Center, community drop-off bins are open 24/7 and offer a quick and convenient way to recycle select items. Locations include:

  • Poarch Creek Community Center
  • Poarch Creek Recreation Parking Lot
  • PCI Willow Creek Senior Housing Subdivision
  • We Care, Flomaton, AL


Every can, bottle, and box you recycle matters, but only when done correctly. Contaminated recycling (e.g., food in containers, plastic mixed with cardboard, or liquid-filled bottles) can spoil entire loads and send them straight to the landfill. 

Communities, organizations, or local businesses interested in exploring recycling partnerships are encouraged to reach out to the PCI Environmental Department to start a conversation. Together, we can build a stronger, more sustainable future and ensure Escambia County stays clean for generations to come.

For questions or more information, contact the PCI Environmental Department at
251-368-9136 ext. 2367. The Recycling Center is located at 4449 Hwy 21 South, Atmore, AL. Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Closed on major holidays)

 

Contact:

Kristin Hellmich
communicationsinfo@pci-nsn.gov
(251) 359-8554

About the Poarch Band of Creek Indians:

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is the only federally recognized tribe in Alabama. From hospitality to aerospace, we continue to operate in a variety of industries across the World. Read more about our Tribe here.

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