Recycling Materials

 

Recyclable plastic containers have a number printed inside a triangle on the bottom of the container.  It is imperative that all persons check each container to find this number to determine whether or not it can be recycled and if so where to put it.  All persons are responsible for sorting their own items into the proper bins.  Any person attempting to leave unsorted recycling materials will be charged the appropriate solid waste fee.  The following materials are accepted for recycling at the recycling center/transfer station at no cost:

 

A. Corrugated Cardboard

 

B. Steel Cans

 

C. Aluminum Cans

 

D. #1 Plastic – Pop Bottles

 

E. #2  & #4 Colored Plastic – Detergent Containers

 

F. #2 Clear Plastic – Milk Jugs

 

G. Newspapers for Boy Scout Troop #174

 

The City does not accept #3, #5, #6, or #7 Plastics or Motor Oil Containers.  All containers must be rinsed and free of any liquids or food contamination or they will be rejected!