Recycling Commodities
We offer recycling of these commodities:
- Aluminum Cans
- Batteries - Automobile and rechargeable household
- Corrugated Cardboard
- Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFL)
- Mixed Paper - No plastic or wax coated papers or wrapping paper. No paper that has been contaminated by food (pizza boxes, take out containers, paper towels). No shredded paper. Acceptable examples include:
- Beer and Soft Drink Pressed Paper Boxes
- Cereal Boxes
- Junk Mail
- Magazines
- Office Paper
- Paper Egg Cartons
- Paper Tubes
- Phone Books
- Scrap Paper
- Mixed Plastics - Only #1 & #2 plastic beverage containers. Plastics should be clean, dry and empty with lids removed. Plastics should be loose, not bagged. Acceptable items include:
- Soda Bottles
- Water Bottles
- Plastic Milk Jugs
- Newspaper - No shredded newspaper.
- Plastic Bags (grocery bags) - Collected and contained; not recycled.
- Steel and Tin Cans - Cans should be rinsed and clean; loose, not bagged.
- Clothing and Textiles - Includes shoes, handbags and belts.
- Used Motor Oil - Residential Customers Only; limit 10 gallons per day.
- Tires - Up to 8 passenger tires; fees charged for oversized and rimmed tires.
- Propane Tanks
- Fire Extinguishers
Prepared Recyclables
We ask that all recyclables are properly prepared before being brought to transfer stations. Please rinse all plastic beverage containers, remove packing and flatten boxes, remove labels and rinse cans, and only donate clean clothing and textiles. If any questions or concerns arise, please ask an employee onsite or call the administration office.
Additional Information
- If you are interested in recycling available at our rural collection systems, please see Rural or Community Recycling.
- If you are interested in curbside recycling, please call the garbage hauler who services your area.
