Aberdeen: One unmanned site at the intersection of Hwy. 211 and U.S. 15-501; open 24 hours, seven days a week. Accepts glass (green, brown or clear), ­aluminum cans, ­cardboard, steel cans, newspapers and ­magazines.

Pinebluff: Curbside pickup is once a month; aluminum cans only.

Pinehurst: Curbside pickup every other week. Newspapers, magazines, corrugated cardboard, glass (green, brown or clear), ­aluminum cans, steel cans and plastic drink bottles, may all be bagged together. Colored glass should be disposed of with household trash.

There is also a site at 600 McCaskill Road that is open from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. This site accepts the same items as curbside ­collection.

Southern Pines: Provides recycling ­receptacles at the Public Works complex off Morganton Road near the Southern Pines Recreation Center. Newspapers, magazines, aluminum and steel cans, plastic milk jugs, plastic soft drink bottles and corrugated ­cardboard may be ­recycled.

Vass: There is one unmanned site in Vass for recycling at 140 S. Alma St. It is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Accepts only ­aluminum cans.

Recycling Sites:

Moore County has six recycling sites and maintains the county landfill. Here are the recycling sites:

Cameron: State Road 1825, off N.C. 24/27 West

Carthage: At the intersection of U.S. 15-501 and N.C. 22

Eagle Springs: Near the intersection of N.C. 705 and N.C. 211, Eagle Springs Road

Midway: N.C. 24/27 West near Carthage

Robbins: State Road 1452, off N.C. 705 North

West End/Seven Lakes: State Road 1238 off N.C. 211

In addition, a local group called “Keep Moore County Beautiful” offers NiCAD ­battery, mixed paper, Christmas trees and telephone directory recycling dates ­periodically.

Landfill:

The County Landfill is accessed via N.C. 5, just north of Aberdeen, on Landfill Road. The address is 456 Turning Leaf Way. The phone number is (910) 295-4202.