75% of everything we use is recyclable and useful in the production of new products.
Our recycling is called feedstock. The glass, aluminum, steel, plastic and paper products you purchase and use every day are made from 50%-100% recyclable feedstock. Industries need this feedstock to produce new products. Without feedstock, we face product shortages.
Recycling Keeps Feedstock:
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Alkaline Batteries - A, AA, AAA, C, D and 9V - are the ONLY batteries that are NOT hazardous waste.
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Bulky waste is not collected with your curbside garbage. Bring your items to the landfill/transfer station for disposal.
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Car Seat Recycle Programs are available at large box stores numerous times a year.
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Construction debris is not collected with your curbside garbage. Bring debris to the landfill/transfer station.
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If empty, drill a hole in the side, remove valves and take to salvage yard.
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Flower pots, plant tags, garden tools do not belong in recycling. Some garden centers have recycling programs for the plastic pots. Other wise, all of these items belong in the trash.
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Lawn & garden debris are garbage and can be placed inside the curbside garbage cart.
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Latex paint is NOT HAZARDOUS WASTE. Latex paint cans can be disposed of in your garbage if they are dried out first.
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Incandescent & halogen light bulbs are the ONLY light bulbs that are NOT hazardous waste.
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Bring to Recycle Center or Transfer Station for disposal. DO NOT put in curbside recycling or trash.
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You have 2 options for safely disposing of old medications and pharmaceuticals.
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This type of plastic is NOT recyclable. If it’s in good shape, donate it to a thrift store. If it’s useless, put it in the garbage.
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Your old pots and pans can still be useful…but not in recycling or in the landfill.
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Scrap metal does not belong in the garbage. It is recyclable, but not in the curbside recycle program.
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Needles, syringes, lancets, auto injectors such as EpiPens and infusions sets must be placed in an FDA approved sharps container.
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