Weekly Curbside Recyclables Collection:    Please note:  In an effort to recover more cardboard as a recyclable material, your franchise hauler will no longer collect cardboard set out with the regular household garbage.  Residents are asked to set cardboard out at the curb on their recycling day.	Aluminum: soda & beer cans, aluminum foil, aluminum pie pans Glass: soda, beer, liquor and wine bottles, jelly, salsa, mayo jars, any other clear, brown, and green glass bottles and jars (please rinse out food) Metal: soup, fruit, juice, pet food, tuna, vegetable cans, empty aerosol cans Paper: Newspaper, magazines, brown, white, and colored paper bags, phone books, Paper: Newspaper, magazines, brown, white, and colored paper bags, phone books, junk mail, catalogs, office and computer paper, corrugated cardboard (like moving boxes), and cardboard (like cereal boxes, gift boxes, and pasta boxes, etc.) Recycle Your Christmas Wrapping Paper and All Gift Boxes Plastic: containers marked #1 - #7, including water bottles, milk jugs, detergent & bleach bottles, soda bottles, shampoo bottles, butter or whipped topping tubs, also accepted are #2 black nursery plant pots   Aluminum: Pots and pans, cooking utensils, door screens, lawn furniture Glass:  Medicine bottles, dishes, drinking glasses, windows and mirrors, cookware (like Pyrex or Corning) Metal:  Tools, car parts, license plates, cutlery Paper:  Shredded paper and no paper packaging with wax layer like juice boxes and waxed card board Plastic: Plastic bags, pool chemical bottles, motor oil and antifreeze containers, household chemical waste containers, flower pots (except black #2), egg cartons polystyrene trays, newspaper sleeves, styrofoam.   At home, at work or somewhere in between, recycled materials are present in almost everything we use. Recycled material is so common, we easily forget that recycling is a conscious decision, a choice we make based on a variety of factors. The Solid Waste division will gladly help you on how to reduce your waste while helping to create a cleaner environment for all of us.
There is no limit on how many recyclables you can set out each week. Recyclable material must be placed in the provided or approved containers.  Containers are free and can be requested by calling your hauler or the Solid Waste Division.    Bins or Toters must be placed at the curb by 6:30 am on the collection day. Glass, plastic, steel, and aluminum are placed in the recycling container.  Paper products must be placed in either a second blue bin or paper bag. Residents using 64 gallon Toters  need to put the material in the labeled  side of the container. Bins and Toters must be placed no more than six feet from the roadside. Bins and Toters must not be placed out more than 24 hours before scheduled pick up time, and the empty bins must be removed within 48 hours after pick up. Violation of the above rule can result in a warning for the first offense and a fine for each subsequent violation. Only paper bags can be used as a substitute for a recycling bin or Toter.
Please note that cardboard needs to be flattened so it does not exceed 4 ft x 6 ft x 6 inch in size !
last updated:  9/28/2010