Where to Purchase Compost Bins
Anoka County
Anoka County is currently selling The Home Composter for a reduced price of $30. These bins are available to Anoka County residents only. Limit of one bin per household.
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How to get your bin:
Go to one of the participating recycling or garden centers within the county. Bins will be available for purchsase on a first come, first serve basis while supplies last.
- Where to get your bin:
For a list of locations selling bins and more details about the program, go to www.anokacounty.us/yardwaste. Residents should bring along a check for $30 payable to Anoka County when purchasing a bin.
Dakota County
Compost bins are available for sale at the Dakota County Eco Site. These bins are available to all customers.
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How to get your bin:
Visit the Dakota County Eco Site in Eagan.
- Where to get your bin:
- Dakota County Eco Site operated by Gopher Resources
3365 South Highway 149, Eagan, MN 55124
952-891-7020
- Dakota County Eco Site operated by Gopher Resources
Hennepin County
Hennepin County is currently selling compost bins to residents at a reduced cost of $35. Bins are available to Hennepin County Residents only. There is a limit of one bin per household.
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How to get your bin:
Purchase bins at Hennepin County's Drop-Off Facility in Brooklyn Park, 8100 Jefferson Hwy. No pre-order is necessary. Bins will be available for purchase on a first come, first serve basis on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.. Check http://www.hennepin.us/compostbinsale for availability. Bins are available while supplies last.
Ramsey County
Compost bins are available for sale at a handful of Ramsey County municipalities, including Falcon Heights, Mounds View, Shoreview, and St Paul.
- How to get your bin:
Contact Ramsey County Environmental Health at askeh@co.ramsey.mn.us or 651.266.1199 for more information.
Other Options
Make Your Own Compost Bin
Making your own compost bin is relatively easy and inexpensive. For more information on how to construct your own compost bin, visit Reduce.org.Neighborhood Composting
Some neighborhoods in the metro area have started neighborhood compost sites . Ask if your neighborhood has a program, or consider starting one.