Curbside Recycling
What you Can & Can't Recycle
What you may recycle at Curbside | What you may not Recycle at Curbside | |
| Paper - Newspaper, Junk mail, magazines, cataloges, envelopes, school paper, office paper | Plastic Bags - Bring to grocery store | |
| Cardboard & Boxes - Flattened to save space in the container | Broken Glass | |
| Paperbags | Pizza Boxes - only the ones with food stuck on it. Clean boxes can be recycled | |
| Phone Books | Ice Cream Boxes | |
| Paper Egg Cartons - NO Styrofoam containers | Frozen Food Packages/boxes | |
| Empty Glass Jars & Bottles - NO BROKEN GLASS. You do not have to remove the containers, you just have to rinse them out. Once rinsed, put covers back on them | Shredded Paper Garbage | |
| Aluminum Cans - Rinse cans, do not squash them | Polystyrene or Styrofoam Materials - e.g. tarps, cups, egg cartons, plastic sheathing | |
| Aluminum Foil - clean only | Plastic Wrap | |
| Steel & Metal Cans - This includes empty aerosol cans, rinsed when possible. No need to take labels off | Motor Oil or Fluid Containers | |
| Plastic Containers 3 gallons or less - clean and labeled #1-#7 in the small triangle on the bottom of the container. | Fuel Containers | |
| Hazardous Chemical Containers | ||
| Plastic Toys or sporting goods | ||
| Compact Discs, DVD's, VHS Tapes | ||
| Light Bulbs | ||
| Pots & Pans | ||
| Plastic or Metal Hangers | ||
| Plastic Containers larger than 3 gallons | ||
| Plastic Flower pots | ||
| Plastic Kiddie Pools | ||
| Plastic Pails | ||
| Mirrors, Windows, Plate or Pyrex Glass | ||
| Ceramic Dinnerware |