Recycling
We offer single-stream recycling opportunities at a number of drop-off locations throughout the area.
Single-stream recycling means that it is not necessary to separate certain recyclables. Don’t tangle or contaminate. Recycle Right by referring to our accepted in single-stream recycling list. The Recycle Right guide can be printed or downloaded to your device.
Accepted in Single-Stream Recycling
Plastic #1 and #2 only
- Bottles, tubs, jugs, and jars
- No pumps
- Empty, rinse and reattach caps
Metal
- All cans
- Empty and rinse
Glass
- Bottles and jars
- Empty, rinse, and remove lids
Paper
- Paper, cartons and cardboard
- Flatten cardboard
- Paper food and beverage cartons (soup and juice boxes, milk and juice cartons)
Not Accepted in Single-Stream Recycling
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Aerosol cans
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All batteries (car, lithium, etc.)
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Ceramic items
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Clothing or textiles
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Diapers
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Disposable cups (plastic and paper)
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Electronics (No TVs or CRT monitors)
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Food contaminated items
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Hazardous waste
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Household glass
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Medical waste
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Plastic bags/wrap
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Scrap metal/wood
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Shredded paper
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Styrofoam peanuts
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Tanglers (cords, hoses, wires, etc.)
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Tires
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Toys
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Yard or Organic Waste
Other Recycling Opportunities
In addition to single-stream recycling, we accept these items for recycling at the Belman Road Convenience Center:
- Rechargeable batteries
- Automotive and equipment batteries
- Motor oil. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Transmission fluid. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Antifreeze. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Cooking oil
- Appliances
- Scrap metal
- Small engines (lawnmowers, weed whackers, etc.)
- Electronic waste (No TVs or CRT monitors)
- Plastic bags
- Clothing and shoes
- Fruit and vegetable scrap collection
In addition to single-stream recycling, we accept these items for recycling at the Regional Landfill:
- Rechargeable batteries
- Automotive and equipment batteries
- Bicycles (Regional Landfill only)
- Motor oil. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Transmission fluid. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Antifreeze. Residents must leave their containers. (limit 5 gallons per resident per day)
- Fluorescent light bulbs (Regional Landfill only, no bulbs longer than 4′)
- Cooking oil
- Appliances
- Scrap metal
- Small engines (lawnmowers, weed whackers, etc.)
- Electronic waste (No TVs or CRT monitors)
- Plastic bags
- Clothing and shoes
- Fruit and vegetable scrap collection