Recycling

Newsprint

Place all your newsprint including all inserts, magazines, catalogs, and phone books. Do not leave soiled paper, such as paper plates, for it attracts pests and cannot be recycled.

Cans

All cans (Aluminum, Steel and Tin) will be accepted in the bins. Please empty, rinse and crush your cans to help save space and help prevent pests from being attracted to the containers. Aluminum cans are typically used as beverage cans. Steel cans are often referred to as "tin" or "bi-metal."

Plastics

Please recycle all your plastic bottles and containers that have a neck on them or that have a base wider than its top (no matter what the number of plastic it is). Plastic lids are acceptable. We do ask that you please empty, rinse and crush all your plastics to help save space and to help prevent pests from being attracted to the containers.

No Plastic Bags Please! Please take them back to your local supermarket for recycling.

Corrugated Cardboard/Paperboard

This will include most of your boxes. "Corrugated" consists of two flat layers of material with a wavy layer in between (such as moving/packing boxes.) "Paperboard" is flat and thin, and is used for items such as cereal boxes. We are also accepting clean pizza boxes – please remove the greasy insert. Please break down all boxes by unsealing any flaps and pushing the box flat. This will allow for additional recyclable materials to be placed in the recycling containers.

Glass

You are finally able to recycle glass! Please carefully place all your glass bottles and jars, of all colors, into the recycling containers. We do ask that they are empty and any lids are removed to recycle separately. Please NO window glass, glass cups, or light bulbs.

Cartons

Please place your cartons and juice box containers into the bins. We do ask that you please empty, rinse and crush all your cartons to help save space and to help prevent pests from being attracted to the containers. Please remove and recycle plastics lids separately. Please No Straws.