Sequatchie County Cagle Mountain Recycling Center

Government Resource

Date Last Verified: May 11, 2026

🎧 Audio Overview

♻️ Basic Facility Information

• Facility Name: Sequatchie County Cagle Mountain Recycling Center
• Category: Environmental Services / County Recycling Program
• Address: 8214 SR-8, Dunlap, Tennessee 37327
• Phone Number: (423) 949-3479
• Email Address: Not publicly listed
• Official Website: Sequatchie County Cagle Mountain Recycling Center
• Social Media: No active public social media accounts listed
• Managed By: Sequatchie County Government Environmental Services Division

🌎 About the Recycling Center

The Sequatchie County Cagle Mountain Recycling Center is part of Sequatchie County’s multi-site environmental services and recycling initiative designed to provide convenient recycling access for residents living in rural and mountain communities throughout the region.

Located along State Route 8, the facility serves residents of Cagle Mountain and nearby areas by offering an accessible location for recycling common household materials and reducing dependence on centralized landfill disposal.

The center supports broader county sustainability goals focused on waste reduction, recycling education, environmental stewardship, and cleaner public spaces throughout the Sequatchie Valley region.

🛠️ Recycling & Waste Diversion Services

• Public recycling drop-off services
• Household recyclable material collection
• Waste diversion support
• Community sustainability support
• Educational recycling signage and sorting guidance
• Environmentally responsible disposal access

♻️ Common Recyclable Materials Accepted

Residents are encouraged to contact the facility directly for current material acceptance guidelines and preparation requirements before visiting.

• Paper products
• Cardboard
• Plastic containers (#1 and #2)
• Glass bottles and jars
• Clear, green, and brown glass
• Aluminum cans
• Steel cans

🚛 Other Sequatchie County Recycling & Waste Facilities

• Waste Tire Recycling Station: (423) 949-3866
• Dunlap Recycling Center: (423) 949-6446
• Cagle Mountain Recycling Center: (423) 949-3814
• Lewis Chapel Recycling Center: (423) 949-6207
• Signal Mountain Recycling Center: (423) 517-0045

These facilities work together as part of Sequatchie County’s coordinated recycling and environmental services infrastructure.

🏡 Who the Center Serves

• Residents of Cagle Mountain
• Rural Sequatchie County communities
• Environmentally conscious households
• Local businesses seeking sustainable disposal options
• Schools and educational organizations
• Community cleanup and volunteer groups

🌿 Supporting Environmental Stewardship

Rural and mountain communities often face challenges related to recycling access and waste disposal due to longer travel distances and limited nearby facilities.

The Cagle Mountain Recycling Center helps address these challenges by providing a convenient, county-supported recycling location that encourages:

• Waste reduction
• Environmental awareness
• Reduced landfill dependence
• Cleaner rural communities
• Responsible material disposal
• Long-term sustainability practices

❤️ Why Residents Use the Facility

• Convenient recycling access for mountain-area residents
• Part of the official county recycling system
• Free public recycling drop-off services
• Supports environmental sustainability efforts
• Helps reduce illegal dumping and waste accumulation
• Easy access for residential vehicles and small trucks
• Encourages responsible waste management practices

⭐ Community Feedback

“We used to have to drive all the way into town—now we’ve got a spot just down the road.”

“It’s well-kept, easy to get in and out of, and they take what we bring.”

“This center makes it easy to do the right thing for our mountain.”

⏰ Facility Hours

• Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Tuesday: Closed
• Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Thursday: Closed
• Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Saturday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Sunday: Closed

Residents may wish to call ahead regarding holiday schedules, seasonal adjustments, or special collection events.

📋 Facility & Access Information

• Cost: Free public recycling service
• Drop-Off Type: Self-service recycling drop-off
• Accessibility: Accessible for residential vehicles and small trucks
• Collection Type: Drop-off only — no curbside collection at this location
• Business License Status: Government-operated facility

🌄 Community & Environmental Involvement

The Sequatchie County Environmental Services Division supports a variety of local sustainability and public service initiatives throughout the county.

Community involvement may include:

• Environmental education programs
• Support for citizen-led cleanup projects
• Waste reduction awareness campaigns
• Partnerships with schools and civic organizations
• Efforts to reduce illegal dumping in rural areas

📋 Checklist Before Visiting the Recycling Center

• Separate recyclable materials before arrival
• Flatten cardboard boxes when possible
• Rinse recyclable containers if practical
• Verify accepted materials before visiting
• Secure materials safely during transport
• Follow posted sorting instructions at the facility

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is recycling free for residents?

Yes. The facility provides free recycling drop-off services for residents.

What materials are accepted?

Accepted materials may include paper, cardboard, plastics #1 and #2, glass bottles, aluminum cans, and steel cans.

Who operates the facility?

The recycling center is operated by the Sequatchie County Government Environmental Services Division.

Does the facility provide curbside pickup?

No. The location operates as a drop-off recycling center only.

📸 Photos & Facility Suggestions

Recommended visual content may include:

• Clearly labeled recycling bins
• Public recycling drop-off stations
• Environmental education signage
• Community cleanup activities
• County recycling infrastructure
• Facility access and traffic flow examples
• Mountain-area sustainability initiatives

The Sequatchie County Cagle Mountain Recycling Center provides convenient public recycling services that help residents reduce landfill waste, support environmental sustainability, and maintain cleaner rural communities throughout the Sequatchie Valley region.