:: Recycling 101 - What can be recycled?

RecycleWhat CAN Be Recycled?

Keeping recyclable materials out of landfills is good for the earth and community.  The following recyclable items may be placed in your recycling container:

Paper Plastic
  • Brochures
  • Cardboard
  • Catalogs
  • Cereal Boxes (Without the liner)
  • Computer Paper
  • Coupons
  • Paper Egg Cartons
  • Food Packaging
  • Frozen Food Boxes
  • Paper Bags
  • Junk Mail
  • Magazines, Newspapers
  • Paper Cartons
  • Paper Tubes
  • Phone Books
  • Tissue Boxes
  • Used Envelopes
  • Wrapping Paper

  • Anti-freeze Bottles
  • Food Packaging
  • Laundry Products
  • Lotion Bottles
  • Motor Oil Containers
  • Plastics #1 - #7
  • Plastic Containers
  • Plastic Cups
  • Plastic Utensils
  • Shampoo Bottles
  • Soda Bottles
  • Water/Milk Jugs
Glass Metal
  • Beer Bottles
  • Beverage Containers
  • Catsup Bottles
  • Food Containers
  • Juice Containers
  • Soda Bottles
  • Wine/Liquor Bottles
  • Aluminum
  • Bottle Caps
  • Empty Aerosol Cans
  • Metal Coat Hangers
  • Metal Food Cans
  • Milk/Juice Cans
  • Paint Cans (Empty, dry cans, lids off)
  • Pet Food Cans
  • Tin Cans

Suggestion: To prevent rodent and odor problems, rinse containers before placing in the recycling container.

Public WorksWhat CANNOT Be Recycled?

Styrofoam and foam rubber products are NOT recyclable; place these in with the regular trash.

Flourescent tubes and batteries must be disposed of at the Household Hazardous Waste facility at 1780 Aqua Mansa Road .

 
Residential Trash Services
Disposal
Recycling 101
CURE Links for Residents
Find a CURE Collection Site
Commercial Trash Services
Get Adobe Acrobat Get Adobe Acrobat
To Report a Problem
Dial 311 or visit the city's 311 Call Center
to report a problem.