RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE RECYCLING
We estimate that on average; at least 30% of your trash can easily be recycled without much effort. Just drop these items into the blue or yellow bin
BLUE RECYCLE CARTS AND GLASS BINS
- Paper products—corrugated cardboard; paper bags; press board like cereal or beverage boxes; and newsprint. Office type paper is acceptable if secured in a paper bag. Loose paper will scatter and create a mess.
- Plastic—bottles; jugs; and tubs. 6 oz. minimum and 5 gallon maximum. Clean plant containers are acceptable. Caps screwed on are fine; just squeeze the bottle and screw it on so it doesn’t pop off when compacted. No snap-on lids please
- Tin and aluminum cans. Lids are ok if still attached. If loose, put inside and crimp the can so it doesn’t come out.
- Glass bottles and jars are to be placed in the glass bin, unbroken. Your collector will grab the glass jars and bottles first and then dump the remaining items from your recycle cart in a separate compartment. If your recycle cart or glass bin is regularly full each week, we can provide you with a second container.
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