Solid Waste Disposal Authority Launches New Curbside Recycling Program in Collaboration with the Town of Magnolia Springs

Magnolia Springs, AL – The Solid Waste Disposal Authority (SWDA) of Baldwin County, in collaboration with the Town of Magnolia Springs, has officially launched its curbside recycling program, providing residents with a convenient way to support a cleaner, more sustainable community.
 

Magnolia Springs residents can now opt into a weekly curbside recycling service for $10 per month, making it easier than ever to recycle common household materials such as paper, plastic,  aluminum, and cardboard. For a complete list of accepted materials, visit baldwinrecycles.org/recycling/recycling-details.
 

“This program gives our residents a simple, affordable way to help protect the natural beauty that defines Magnolia Springs, ” said Mayor Ross Houser. 
 

“Our community is built on stewardship and connection to the environment, and curbside recycling is another step toward preserving what makes this town so special.”
 

The monthly service fee helps cover the cost of hauling, sorting, and responsibly processing recyclable materials. Residents may choose to be billed monthly, quarterly, or annually through SWDA of Baldwin County.
 

“This program is another important step in our mission to make recycling more accessible across Baldwin County,” said Terri Graham, chief executive officer of SWDA.
 

“By expanding curbside service, we’re giving residents the tools to take action and help build a cleaner, greener future for our communities.”
 

The curbside recycling program in Magnolia Springs is part of SWDA’s broader effort to expand recycling access countywide and encourage responsible waste management in both urban and rural areas. These initiatives work hand in hand with county facilities such as the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Summerdale and the Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials (CHaRM) in Fairhope and Summerdale, providing residents with multiple options to recycle more and waste less.
 

For more information or to sign up for curbside recycling in Magnolia Springs, visit baldwinrecycles.org or call 251-972-6878

 

About the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County (SWDA)

The Solid Waste Disposal Authority (SWDA) of Baldwin County is a public utility dedicated to advancing sustainable waste management solutions that protect the environment and improve quality of life for residents across Baldwin County. SWDA oversees a range of services, including municipal waste disposal, recycling programs, and the development of innovative facilities such as the new Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and CHaRM (Center for Hard to Recycle Materials) sites. With a focus on education, accessibility, and long-term impact, SWDA works in partnership with local municipalities to offer practical, responsible solutions that keep recyclable materials out of landfills and support a cleaner, greener future for Baldwin County. Learn more at www.baldwincountyswda.org.