Hazardous Waste
Replacing your smoke detectors? Many smoke detectors contain a trace amount of radioactive material— they are NOT accepted in the garbage or recycling. They are hazardous waste. The good news is that smoke detectors are now accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste...
Recycle, Tips
DO NOT BAG RECYCLABLES – bagged recyclables are landfilled. Put recyclables loose in the blue cart and put plastic bags and other soft stretchy plastics in the gray (landfill) cart. Plastic bags and other soft stretchy plastics tangle and damage the sorting...
Community
Important Notice: Summer Cart Relabeling! We are excited to announce that we will be relabeling your carts this summer (starting August 6th, and continuing through October). What You Need to Know: Our Team in Action: Our dedicated team will be placing new labels...
Hazardous Waste
Fluorescent bulbs & tubes contain mercury and must be disposed of properly… do not throw in the trash or recycling! These drop-off sites accept residential fluorescent bulbs & tubes up to 4’ in length. Hazardous Waste Collection Facility 889A Devlin Road,...
Recycle More Program
The RECYCLE MORE program offers free curbside pickup by appointment of all electronics, appliances, oversize metal items, clothing and shoes, cooking oil and… NOW ACCEPTING HOUSEHOLD FLUORESCENT BULBS AND TUBES! Must be placed in a box for pickup— no loose bulbs...
