Materials management planning is a program designed to guide the management of counties’ materials, with an emphasis on increasing sustainable practices, such as recycling and composting, in addition to ensuring safe disposal options.
These materials can include food waste, yard clippings, recyclables, other source separated materials, and solid waste.
Michigan Materials Management Facilities (GIS MAP)
2025 Facility Descriptions
Note: The spreadsheets include only facilities that reported through the ReTrac platform as required under Part 115. Additional facilities may be added to the platform and will be required to report within 45 days after the end of the state’s fiscal year (November 15). If you notice that known facilities are missing from these datasets, please coordinate with EGLE staff. You can email relevant information directly to EGLE-MMD-SWS-Reporting@michigan.gov.
Webinar: Developing a Siting Process for your Materials Management Plan - (recorded 1/22/26)
EGLE contracted with Resource Recycling Systems (RRS) to assist with data collection. The project began in May 2020, with a focus on municipalities, counties, haulers and materials management facilities.
Mega Data Introduction - RRS and EGLE
Introduction of the Materials Management Approach to Mega Data (Michigan Environmental Compliance Week 2020)
Would you like to provide information or have questions? Please contact the Sustainable Materials Management Unit at EGLE-MMD-SW@Michigan.gov.
Note: The following spreadsheets reflect data collected by a hired contractor at a specific point in time and have not been independently verified for accuracy. Blank cells indicate that no data was provided by the contractor for those fields.
Drop-Offs (.xlsx)
End Markets (.xlsx)
Haulers (.xlsx)
Organics (.xlsx)
Sorting Facilities (.xlsx)
Transfer Stations (.xlsx)
For general questions, please contact us at EGLE-MMP@Michigan.gov.
For planning questions, please use the Planning Staff Program map.
For recycling questions, please use the Recycling Staff Program map.
For local questions, please contact the Regional or County Designated Planning Agency.
