Residential Recycling

Curbside collection of mixed recycling occurs every-other-week and is picked up on an A week or B week schedule. 

Find your recycle day using our collection calendar.

The market for recyclable items has become more complicated and so we must make better choices about reducing our reliance on plastics, reusing items where we can and putting the right items in the blue recycle bin. Manufacturers who use recyclables as raw materials have significantly changed what they will and won't accept and so our list of recyclables is changing. Check our Waste Wizard for the most up to date information. 

Other Recycling Resources

Scavenging
Review our Collection Guidelines

What to Recycle

Below is a list of what you can recycle in your blue containers. You can also use our Waste Wizard quick search.

Paper
	Cardboard (must be broken down and placed in the recycling can) Cereal boxes Newspaper Magazines, catalogs Paper bags Paper packaging Junk mail Phone books and soft cover books Office paper (all colors)
Please NO: shredded paper,binders, used tissue, towels, paper with plastic coatings (such as photographs or label backing), food-soiled paper, waxed paper, or foil-lined paper, or non-tearing envelopes.
Plastic
	All CRV containers accepted Containers 1 - 7 Soda bottles, milk jugs, shampoo bottles, etc. Buckets, pails and crates Laundry baskets
Please NO: Styrofoam or packing peanuts, clam shell trays, deli food containers, plastic bags.
Glass
	Bottles and jars (labels okay) All colors, lids removed Rinsed and empty
Please NO: Window glass, mirrors, crystal, Pyrex®, ceramics, light bulbs, or fluorescent lamps/tubes.
Metal
	Aluminum and tin cans Aluminum trays and foil rinsed Empty aerosol cans Pots, pans and utensils Lids from jars
Please NO: Propane tanks, electronic or computer equipment.