Recycling Mandates

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The Multi-Family Dwelling (MFD) program requires apartment complexes of 25 units or more to provide recycling services to their tenants. Fewer than 25 units have a voluntary option to participate. Each multi-family dwelling pays the current residential recycling rate of $2.33. per unit for recycling collection service. Depending on space availability, complexes are provided with 6-yard lift bins or 96-gallon recycle carts. The City of Albuquerque has created a Recycling Toolkit for property managers and owners to assist them in educating their tenants on recycling best practices. To request a toolkit please call (505) 761-8167.

What We Can Recycle:

• Paper
  • Newspapers/Magazines
  • Junk Mail
  • Office Paper
  • Corrugated Cardboard
  • Cereal/Cracker Boxes
  • Milk and Juice Boxes
  • Phone Books
  • Books
  • Brown Paper Bags
  • Paper Egg Cartons
• Plastic
  • #1 – #7 Plastics Bottle/Tubs
  • Rigid Plastics (Toys, Hampers, Etc.)
• Metal
  • Aluminum Cans
  • Tin Cans
  • Foil & Pie Pans
  • Small Electronics
  • Pots & Pans

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Yard Waste/Wood
• Pizza Boxes
• Glass
• Garbage
• Food
• Hazardous Waste
• Sharp Metal
• Wrapables/Hoses/Cords
• Batteries/Light Bulbs
• Motor Oil Bottles
• Medical Waste/Needles
• Styrofoam
• TVs/Computer Monitors
• All Plastic Bags

Please do not put glass in your blue recycle cart. Glass can be recycled in the designated yellow bin at one of the city’s drop off locations. https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/recycling/recycling-dropoff

Recycling and glass are collected at our recycling drop-off sites throughout the city. Please flatten boxes before placing them in the bin. If the bins are full, please do not leave items on the ground.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

The city of Albuquerque has a Recycling Coach app and a link to assist with what materials are accepted for recycling (what goes where) pick up schedules, recycling news etc.
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/recycling/recycle-coach
The City of Albuquerque has many drop off locations for recycling.  Please see the list below for locations.
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/recycling/recycling-dropoff
Where To Recycle E-Waste: Eagle Rock Convenience Center.
Disposal fees apply.

Accepted E-Waste

• Computers and Peripherals
• Fax Machines
• CPUs
• CRT Monitors
• Printed Circuit Boards
• Mice
• Typewriters
• DVD and VHS Players
• Stereo Equipment
• iPods
• Thumb Drives
• Hard Drives
• LCD Monitors
• Scanners
• Cables and Cords
• Memory Devices
• Telephones and Cell Phones
• Drills and Small Tools
• Printers
• Laptops
• Servers
• Plotters
• Modems
• Keyboards
• Copiers
• Cameras

Not Accepted for E-Waste Recycling

The items below are not e-waste, but most can be recycled for their metal or plastic content and are acceptable items to place in your blue curbside recycling cart.

• Toasters
• Small Household Appliances
• Blenders
• Sewing Machines
• TVs (TVs can not be placed in your blue cart. Please call 311 for pickup.)

Automotive Fluid Recycling Program
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/household-hazardous-waste/automotive-fluid-recycling-program

For more information, please contact:

Mila Romero
Solid Waste Management Department
(505) 761-8100
milaromero@cabq.gov

Glossary Links

Commercial Recycling brochure
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/documents/commercial-recycling_fy18_no-rates_20181218.pdf

Acceptable Materials
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/recycling/acceptable-materials

Collection for Hazardous Waste
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/household-hazardous-waste

Automotive Fluid Recycling Program
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/household-hazardous-waste/automotive-fluid-recycling-program

Recycling coach
https://www.cabq.gov/solidwaste/recycling/recycle-coach

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance: 

The  City of Bradenton’s  solid waste division is responsible for the collection of residential and commercial garbage, and recycling services for single family and multi family (4 units or less)  units, but there are no recycling services for large multifamily units (5 or more units) and commercial properties.

https://cityofbradenton.com/solidwaste

What We Can Recycle:( Single Family Residences and Multifamily units of less than 5 units)

ALL ITEMS THAT ARE RECYCLED MUST BE CLEAN

• Aluminum cans
• Aluminum pie pans
• Any plastic numbered 1-5 & #7
• Brown paper bags
• Coffee cans
• Fiberboard (clean cereal, cracker, soda, tissue boxes)
• Glass bottles & jars (clear, brown & green)
• Junk mail
• Liquor bottles
• Milk and juice cartons
• Newspaper Office paper & magazines (un-shredded)
• Phone books
• Plastics with recycle numbers 1-5 & 7 (#6 NOT accepted)
• Plastic window envelopes
• Shampoo bottles
• Shopping inserts
• Soda, milk and juice boxes
• Steel cans (soup/vegetable)
• Steel jar lids
• White and colored paper
• Windowed envelopes
• Yogurt containers

What We Can’t Recycle: (Single Family Residences and Multifamily units of less than 5 units)

• Aluminum foil
• Aluminum siding
• Baking pans & deli trays
• Broken glass
• Paint cans
• Tin roofs
• Cellophane
• Ceramics, dishes, vases & pottery
• Clothes hangers
• Coffee pots
• Drinking glasses
• Eye glasses
• Flower pots
• Kitchen utensils & appliances
• Machines
• Paper plates
• Paper towels
• Gift wrap,
• Food wrap
• Pizza boxes
• Plastic grocery bags (return to grocer)
• PVC or Styrofoam
• Shredded paper
• Tissue or tissue paper
• Tools and Auto parts
• Toxic materials
• Toys,
• Diapers
• Windows
• Crystal,
• Mirrors
• Light bulbs
• Windshields

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

For efficient pick-up of large bulk items (appliances, furniture, etc.), please contact  941-708-6340 to arrange for collection.

For more information, please contact: 

The City of Bradenton
Solid Waste Division
(941) 708-6340, 6341, 6347
https://cityofbradenton.com/solidwaste

Glossary Links

City of Bradenton Solid Waste:
https://cityofbradenton.com/solidwaste

Residential Recycling Program Brochure:
https://cityofbradenton.com/vertical/sites/%7B98CFEB92-7265-45CB-AF6F-7115C2CD7C81%7D/uploads/Recycling_brochure_-_compliant(2).pdf

Items to Recycle Flyer:
https://cityofbradenton.com/vertical/sites/%7B98CFEB92-7265-45CB-AF6F-7115C2CD7C81%7D/uploads/Recycle_sticker.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Solid waste collection in Brentwood is handled by private collectors. Brentwood residents may contact companies directly for information about rates, scheduling, and how to sign-up for service.  

Williamson County operates a Landfill and Convenience Centers for public use. Williamson County residents may drop-off trash and/or recyclable items at the facility. No Commercial recycling or waste will be accepted at any convenience center location. Those with commercial waste must take it to the landfill. Rental properties are considered commercial. Recycling and waste from rental properties must be taken to the landfill. Commercial rates apply. 

The following list provides information on businesses that provide residential trash and recycling collection.  (Please note, inclusion on this list does not imply endorsement by the City)

Gray’s Disposal
(615) 297-0828
https://graysdisposal.com/

Elite Sanitation, LLC
(615) 626-4146
http://www.elitesanitation.com/

Hudgins Disposal, Inc.
(615) 228-6331
https://www.hudginsdisposal.com/

What We Can Recycle:

WIlliamson County Drop Off Locations:

• Glass Jars & Bottles
  • Rinse bottle and discard lid.
  • Sort by color: (1) clear, (2) green/blue, and (3) brown
• Plastic # 1 & # 2 Only
    Effective January 1, 2020, Williamson County will be accepting Plastics # 1 & # 2 Only in the mixed plastic recycling bin at all county convenience centers and recycling drop-offs.
  To check if a plastic item is recyclable in Williamson County, look for the recycling symbol on the plastic item in question.
  There should be a # 1 or # 2 inside the symbol.

• • Includes mostly plastic bottles and jugs (see visual examples below)
  • Leave ON plastic bottle caps and labels
  • Rinse First – Only recycle items that are clean and mostly dry
• Mixed Cardboard
  • Includes corrugated cardboard boxes, commonly known as “shipping boxes”
  • Includes thin cardboard: cereal boxes, pasta boxes, cookie boxes, cracker boxes, etc. that tear brown
  • Includes cardboard egg cartons
  • Includes brown paper bags – these tear brown
  • Please flatten all items.
  • Please remove any foam or plastic packaging from cardboard.
• Steel & Tin Cans
  • Please rinse. Recycle items that are mostly clean and dry.
  • Includes soup cans, many pet food cans, vegetable cans, etc
• Mixed Paper
  • Computer or Office Paper
  • Junk Mail (plastic windows on envelopes are okay to recycle with paper)
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers
  • Shredded Paper – No Plastic Bags
  • Notebook and Legal Pad Paper
  • Paperback and Hardback Books or Workbooks
  • File Folders (both manila and colorful)
  • Mostly Clean and Dry Paper Plates – No Food Contamination
  • Cartons, including milk cartons
    • Rinse first. Mostly clean and dry cartons only.
    • No bonded material cartons – no cartons with an aluminum lining inside.
    • Waxy coating on the milk carton exterior is okay.
    • Paperboard thin boxes and bags (see photo example to right)
      Tear edge of box to determine if material is paperboard or cardboard. White fibers inside indicate a paperboard that should be recycled as Mixed Paper. Brown fibers indicate cardboard and should be recycled Aluminum
  • Please rinse items before recycling.
  • Aluminum cans, such as soda cans – bendy, flexible metal
  • Aluminum foil
  • Aluminum disposable bakeware (pie pans, muffin tins, or lasagna dishes, etc.)
  • No chip bags, granola bar wrappers, or Capri Sun pouches, as these items are often a bonded combination of aluminum and plastic.

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• No Plastics labeled # 3 – # 7
• No Plastics without a recycling symbol – When in Doubt, Throw it Out!
• No Plastic Bags
• No Foam
• No Food Waste

Williamson County Convenience Centers:
http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers

​No Commercial recycling or waste will be accepted at any convenience center location. Those with commercial waste must take it to the landfill. Rental properties are considered commercial. Recycling and waste from rental properties must be taken to the landfill. Commercial rates apply.

For more information, please contact:

City of Brentwood
5211 Maryland Way
Brentwood, TN 37027
(615)371-0060

Williamson County Solid Waste Department
5750 Pinewood Road
Franklin, TN 37064
(615) 790-0742

Glossary Links

City of Brentwood Garbage & Recycling
https://www.brentwoodtn.gov/residents/garbage-recycling/recycling

Williamson County Recycle Coach
http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1902/Recycle-Coach—What-Goes-Where

WIlliamson County Convenience Centers
http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Effective January 1, 2021, WCA of Florida, LLC became the City of Casselberry’s exclusive commercial solid waste services and recycling provider.   Please contact WCA of Florida, at (407) 843-7990 or casselberry@wcamerica.com.

WCA
1263 W. Landstreet Road
Orlando, FL 32824
https://wcawaste.com/

What We Can Recycle:

• Paper
  Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, Junk Mail, Envelopes, Office Paper, Construction Paper, Colored Paper, Folders, Paper Bags, Phone Books, Holiday Cards, and Greeting Cards
• Cardboard
  Corrugated Cardboard Boxes and Paperboard Boxes (cereal, soda, beer, egg, and shoe boxes)
• Metal
  Aluminum Cans, Tin Cans, Steel Cans, Empty Aerosol Cans, Aluminum Foil, Metal Pots and Pans, Copper, and Scrap Metal (nails, screws, and gutters)
• Plastic
  Plastics Jugs and Containers marked with the recycling numbers: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 & #7 (most milk, soda, water, juice, shampoo, detergent, and household cleaner bottles and containers)
• Food and Beverage Cartons
  Gable top and aseptic paper food and beverage cartons that contain products such as milk, juice, creamer, soups, broths, dairy alternatives like almond and soy milks.

What We Can’t Recycle: 

Plastic Bags, Styrofoam, Wrapping Paper, Used Pizza Boxes, Coat Hangers, Paint and Solvent Containers, Light Bulbs, Mirrors, Windows, Dishes and Cups, Pyrex Pans, Wet or Soiled Paper, Paper Towels, Facial and Toilet Tissue, Disposable Plates and Cups, Paper Milk and Juice Cartons (waxed paperboard containers).

Seminole County Drop Off Locations:
Seminole County Central Transfer Station
1950 State Road 419
Longwood, Florida 32750

Seminole County Landfill
1930 E. Osceola Road
Geneva, FL 32732

ACCEPTABLE MATERIAL

The Transfer Station and Landfill accepts the following material from its citizens:

• Household trash
• Yard trash
• Tires (Limit of 4)
• Recyclables and Household Hazardous Waste
• Clean Corrugated Cardboard (Free of Charge)

UNACCEPTABLE MATERIAL

The following material is NOT accepted at the Transfer Station:

• Construction & Demolition Debris (This includes items such as steel, glass, brick, concrete, asphalt, roofing materials, pipe, wallboard, and lumber)
• Asbestos
• White Goods (Appliances)
• Furniture
• Tree Stumps and Large Branches

However, the above material is accepted at the Seminole County Landfill.

Hazardous Household Waste is not accepted curbside (i.e., used motor oil, paints, solvents, anti-freeze, chemicals, fluorescent tubes, propane tanks, glue, fuel, household/automobile cleaners, etc.).

For more information, please contact:

WCA Casselberry
(407) 843-7990
casselberry@wcamerica.com.
https://wcawaste.com/

Casselberry, FL
https://www.casselberry.org/125/Solid-Waste
Solid Waste Management
Phone: (407) 262-7725

Public Works Department
95 Triplet Lake Drive
Casselberry, FL 32707
Phone: (407) 262-7725
Fax: (407) 262-7767

Glossary Links

Casselberry Solid Waste
https://www.casselberry.org/125/Solid-Waste

Seminole County Solid Waste Services
https://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/departments-services/environmental-services/solid-waste-management/seminole-county-landfill.stml

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The City of Cayce does not provide recycling services to multi family complexes of 8 units or more. These services will need to be provided by private haulers. There are some exceptions with pilot programs. Contact Thomas White, Director of Sanitation (803)796-9020 x3027, twhite@caycesc.gov

What We Can Recycle:

Lexington County Drop Off Centers:

• Newspaper and inserts
• Newspaper-like paper
• Plastic milk jugs and soda bottles
• Clear and colored plastic items coded 1 through 7
• Any metal or aluminum food cans
• Magazines
• Office paper
• Junk mail
• Phone books
• Cardboard

What We Can’t Recycle: 

Lexington County Drop Off Centers

• Glass food containers in all colors
• Paint cans
• Pesticide containers

Lexington County does provide drop off services for recycling at their Collection and Recycling Centers.
Lexington County List of  Centers

Recycling Wizard
https://caycesc.gov/sanitation.php

For more information, please contact:

City of Cayce
Thomas White
Director of Sanitation
twhite@caycesc.gov
803.796.9020 x3027

Lexington County Solid Waste Management
498 Landfill Lane
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 755-3325
www.lex-co.sc.gov/solidwast

Glossary Links

Lexington County Drop Off Centers
https://www.lex-co.sc.gov/sites/default/files/Documents/RC%20Brochure-OR-1180-FINAL.pdf

CIty of Cayce Recycling Wizard
https://caycesc.gov/sanitation.php

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Waste Management is the private company providing trash and recycling services to the CIty of Centerton.  Benton County Solid Waste Drop Off Sites are  available to residents to dispose of most household items.

Contact Information:
Waste Management
(479) 361-4200
 https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/ar/centerton

Benton County Solid Waste
(479) 795-0751
https://www.bentoncountyrecycles.org/

What We Can Recycle:

RECYCLING DROP-OFF SITES IN BENTON COUNTY
Recycling Sites Benton County

Materials must be separated at time of drop off. Materials accepted may vary. See back of flyer for typical materials and preparation tips

• No. 1 Plastic Bottles & Jugs (PETE) – Most soft drink and juice bottles, some shampoo bottles, etc. DOES NOT include fruit and pastry containers labeled as #1 Empty and rinse the container (if possible) and replace the cap loosely. Crush container as flat as possible.
• No. 2 Natural Plastic Bottles & Jugs (HDPE) – Opaque (semi-transparent) bottles and jugs such as milk jugs Empty and rinse container (if possible) and replace cap loosely. Crush container as flat as possible.
• No. 2 Colored Plastic Bottles & Jugs (HDPE) – Colored bottles and jugs such as detergent, juice, etc. DOES NOT include tubs and trays labeled as #2 Empty and rinse the container (if possible) and replace the cap loosely. Crush container as flat as possible.
• Aluminum Cans (magnet will NOT stick to this) – Soft drinks, beer, etc. DOES NOT include aerosol cans. Empty and rinse container (if possible). Crush container as flat as possible.
• CARDBOARD MIX: Corrugated Cardboard, Boxboard (Chipboard) & Brown Paper Bags Shipping boxes, cereal boxes and other food packages, paper shopping bags, etc. Includes paper egg cartons. DOES NOT include soda and beer boxes – please discard in your trash as they are laminated with glue. Remove all packaging materials from inside such as plastic, styrofoam, etc. Flatten boxes. Please do not recycle cardboard which has food or other residues on the cardboard.
• Glass Bottles and Jars Alcoholic beverage bottles, food jars, etc. DOES NOT include flat glass, window or mirror glass, ceramic, cookware, bulbs, etc. Empty and rinse the container (if possible) and replace the cap loosely. No need to remove labels. May be in separate bins for Green & Blue, Brown, Clear.
• PAPER MIX: Newspaper, Mixed Office Paper, Magazines, Catalogs, Phone Books, Shredded, etc. Newspapers, slick coated publications, all colors of computer paper, junk mail, phone books, etc. Remove any plastic such as overwraps, CD’s, credit cards, etc. Staples are OK.
• Steel Cans (magnet will stick to this) Vegetables, soup, juice, pet food, etc. DOES NOT include other types of metal such pots, pans, etc. Rinse container and flatten if possible

Waste Management: (No Separation Required  with service provided)

• Plastic Bottles & Containers (Caps must be placed back on to recycle caps)
• Food & Beverage Cans
• Paper
• Flattened Cardboard & Paperboard

What We Can’t Recycle: 

Benton County Recycling:
Contamination of recyclables (such as mixing types of materials, dirty material, etc.) may cause a portion of the material to be discarded instead of being recycled. Proper preparation of your recyclables helps to ensure that the material will be recycled into usable products. Keep recyclables as dry and clean as possible.

Waste Management:

• No Bagged Recyclables
• No Plastic Bags
• No Plastic Wraps & Film
• No Flexible Packaging
• No Garden Hoses, Ropes or Leashes
• No Cups with Plastic Coating
• No Polystyrene Foam & Plastic
• No Medical Waste

For more information, please contact:

Waste Management
61-4200
https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/ar/centerton

Benton County Solid Waste
5702 Brookside Dr.
479-795-0751
https://www.bentoncountyrecycles.org/recycling

Glossary Links

Waste Management, Centerton AR
https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/ar/centerton

Benton County Recycling
https://www.bentoncountyrecycles.org/

Benton County Convenience Centers
https://www.bentoncountyrecycles.org/convenience-centers

Recycling Sites Benton County
https://e90b59d2-0cf8-4774-9a2c-07dc066f5aa6.filesusr.com/ugd/a3a29e_2e3c0d6038084055959d33199ac9cb08.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance: 

• There is no multi family ordinance for recycling for the City of Coconut Creek.   At this time, there is no curbside recycling for single family, multifamily or commercial properties.

• Prior to this date, the City began changing the manner in which they processed collected materials from their designated green ( garbage waste ) and white ( recycling  ) rollout carts.  At this time, all materials collected from single-family residents, both garbage and recycling will be sent to the Wheelabrator South Broward Waste-to-Energy plant located in Davie, Florida.  At the Waste-to-Energy  plant ferrous and non-ferrous metals are separated and recycled back to create new products, with the remainder  being incinerated into fuel that can produce electricity.  The CIty of Coconut Creek expects the  processing of  Waste-to-Energy to reduce current processing costs and the amount of waste ending up in landfills.  At this time, The City of Coconut Creek has deemed this the best option for the city until a regional solution is implemented.  For more information on Why Recycling Changed,   https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/solid-waste/why-recycling-changed#accordion-13

What We Can Recycle:

(At Drop-Off Center Only)

Corrugated cardboard Boxes (flattened), rinsed plastic bottles and jugs labeled #1 and #2, and rinsed aluminum and steel cans.

Recycle Right Drop Off Center

NW 22nd Street

(behind the Coconut Creek Police Department just South of Lyons Road)

Open Friday – Sunday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

All residents utilizing the Center must present proof of residency in Coconut Creek such as a driver’s license, I.D. Card, or current utility bill.  All businesses must present a copy of their current business tax receipt.
https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/solid-waste/recycling-drop-off-center

What We Can’t Recycle: 

No hazardous waste, special waste such as paint, tires, and batteries, bulk waste, or yard waste will be accepted at the  Recycle Drop-Off Center.

Hazardous Waste 

For information on how to properly dispose of the materials.  Please visit

https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/household-hazardous-waste

Bulk & Yard Waste

Contact Republic Services (954)327-9550
Multifamily Residences: Apartments, Condos and Townhomes
https://www.coconutcreek.net/docs/default-source/pwdocs/multi-family-bulk-trash-zone-map.jpg?sfvrsn=9d6777b2_2

• • Bulk must be placed out before 7:00 AM on the assigned collection dates.
  • The collection does not apply to commercial or non-residential properties, which must provide their own bulk trash hauling
  • Single-family residences must place their trash within five feet of their curb away from utility  poles, fire hydrants, mailboxes, or any other obstructions. Items must be stacked neatly at the  curb.
  • Multi-family residences are to place their trash at a location designated by their property manager.
  • Bulk waste includes household furniture, mattresses, appliances, carpets, padding, fencing and other bulky non-hazardous household items.  It also includes yard waste such as tree trimmings, lumber and metal poles.  Broken glass will not be collected unless it is placed in a dry sturdy container sealed and labeled “glass”.
  • Loose material, such as leaves must be contained in plastic or garbage cans.  Do not place in cardboard boxes or paper bags as these containers tend to break open when wet.
  • Lawn equipment drained of oil and gasoline will be accepted.
  • No special bundling of bulk waste is required.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Coconut Creek residents can now have their recycling go to a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) instead of a Waste-to Energy facility.  As of November, 6, 2020, the city opened its first recycling drop-off facility.

For more information, please contact: 

Coconut Creek Public Works Department
Garbage Collection and Recycling Personnel
Malena Zarate, Program Coordinator
954-973-6780

Republic Services
https://www.republicservices.com
954-327-9550

Glossary Links

Recycling Overview:
https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/solid-waste/why-recycling-changed

Recycling Drop Off Center
https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/solid-waste/recycling-drop-off-center

Living Green Program
https://www.coconutcreek.net/sd/living-green

Bulk and Yard Waste
https://www.coconutcreek.net/pw/bulk-yard-waste

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The City of Dripping Springs does not provide residential, or commercial waste removal or recycling services. Residential services are contracted with the private hauler, Waste Connections. Commercial services may be provided by a number of private hauler companies that service the area,

Waste Connection, Dripping Springs
https://www.wasteconnections.com/
512-282-3508

What We Can Recycle:

Waste Connections

• Plastic – beverage bottles, jugs, jars, and many types of food containers
• Paper – newspaper, magazines, books, and office paper
• Glass – most bottles, jugs, and jars
• Metal – aluminum and  #1 and #2 type plastic bottles only (soda/water/milk bottles) 
• Corrugated Cardboard
• Glass bottles and jars 
• Paper (Junk mail, newspapers, phone books, magazines, shredded paper) 
• Aluminum cans 
• Tin cans 
• Batteries 
• Motor oil 
• Antifreeze

What We Can’t Recycle: 

Waste Connections 

• No Yard waste
• No E-Waste
• No Household Hazardous Waste
• No Wood Waste

Hays County Drop Off Recycling Centers

• Hazardous wastes (paints, acids, solvents, light bulbs, cleaners, pesticides/insecticides) 
• Pool chemicals (shock, chlorine tablets, algaecides) 
• Gasoline, diesel, brake fluid, transmission fluid, flammable liquids 
•  #3, #5, or #7 type plastic containers 
•  Flat plastic 
•  Plastic bags 
•  Food boxes or wax containers 

https://hayscountytx.com/departments/recycling-solid-waste/

Hays County Drop Off Recycling Center Locations:

1691 Carney Lane at end of County Road 278 in Wimberley, phone 512-618-7175
100 Darden Hill Road (CR 162) in Driftwood (Pct. 4 Yard), phone 512-216-5235

Electronics Recycling:
Hays County accepts electronics at the Driftwood and Wimberley facilities.
Items Accepted:

• Computer PCs  
• Laptops  
• Servers  
• Hard Drives  
• Tablets  
• Cell Phones  
• Circuit Boards  
• Wire and Cables

https://www.tceq.texas.gov/p2/recycle/electronics/tv_recycling.html

For more information, please contact:

Waste Connection, Dripping Springs
https://www.wasteconnections.com/
512-282-3508

Recycling & Solid Waste Coordinator
20290 FM 150 West,Driftwood, Texas 78191
Billy Gephart​
512.216.5235
billy.gephart@co.hays.tx.us

Glossary Links

Waste Connections-Dripping Springs
https://www.wasteconnections.com/

Hays County Recycling
https://hayscountytx.com/departments/recycling-solid-waste/

E-waste Recycling
https://www.tceq.texas.gov/p2/recycle/electronics/tv_recycling.html

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The Solid Waste Division of Ft. Myers implemented Ordinance 3502, mandatory recycling for commercial, non-profit entities, and special events to ensure that recyclable materials generated be source separated and collected so that recyclable materials are not deposited in landfill, but are processed and reused. All multi-family, non-profit, and commercial accounts will be required to subscribe to the city’s or private provider for recycling services to abide by the city’s new solid waste ordinance. For more information, please contact the Solid Waste Division at 239-321-8050.

What We Can Recycle:

• GLASS:
  • Any Clear, Brown, Green Glass Bottles and Jars
  • Beer Bottles
  • Jelly, Salsa, and Mason Jars
  • Liquor and Wine Bottles
  • Soda Bottles
• ALUMINUM:
  • Aluminum Foil
  • Foil Pie Pans
  • Soda and Beer Cans 
• METAL:
  • Empty Aerosol Containers
  • Fruit Cans
  • Juice Cans
  • Pet Food Cans
  • Soup Cans
  • Tuna Cans 
• PLASTIC:
  • Butter or Whipped Topping Tubs
  • Detergent and Bleach Bottles
  • Milk Jugs
  • No. 2 Black Nurser Plant Pots
  • Plastic Containers Marked No.1 – No.7
  • Water Bottles
  • Shampoo Bottles
  • Soda Bottles 
• PAPER:
  • Beverage Carrying Boxes
  • Brown, White, and Colored Paper Bags
  • Cardboard (Cereal Boxes, Gift Boxes, Rice Boxes, etc.)
  • Catalogs
  • Computer Paper
  • Corrugated Cardboard (Moving Boxes, etc.)
  • Junk Mail
  • Newspaper
  • Office and Computer Paper
  • Phone Books
  • Shoe Boxes

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• GLASS:
  • Cookware (Pyrex, Corning, etc.)
  • Dishes
  • Drinking glasses
  • Medicine Bottles
  • Windows and Mirrors
• ALUMINUM:
  • Cooking Utensil
  • Door Screens
  • Lawn Furniture
• METAL:
  • Pots and Pans
  • Car Parts
  • Forks
  • Knives
  • License Plates
  • Spoons
  • Tools
• PLASTIC:
  • Household Chemical Containers
  • Egg Cartons
  • Newspaper Sleeves
  • Motor Oil and Antifreeze Containers
  • Plastic Grocery Bags
  • Polystyrene Trays
  • Pool Chemical Bottles
  • Styrofoam 
• PAPER:
  • Paper Packing Within Wax Layer (Juice Boxes)

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Multi-family property owners in Fort Myers must provide recycling services for mixed paper and commingled containers.  Recycling containers must be adequate size, labeled with the

Material to be recycled and the recycling symbol, and indicate “no trash.”

For more information, please contact:

Solid Waste Division
Physical Address
2144 Arcadia Street
Fort Myers, FL 33916
Phone: 239-321-8050
www.cityfortmyers.com

Glossary Links

City of Fort Myers
https://cityftmyers.com/1563/Recycling

Mandatory Recycling Lee County
https://www.ecocyclesolutionshub.org/location/mandatory-recycling-lee-county-florida-usa/

City of Fort Myers List of Recyclables
https://cityftmyers.com/1563/Recycling#:~:text=The%20Solid%20Waste%20Division%20has,but%20are%20processed%20and%20reused.

What Not to Recycle Lee County
https://www.leegov.com/solidwaste/residential/recycling/no

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

All commercially-collected residential properties in the City of Gainesville of five or more units are required to recycle designated materials as specified by the City’s Mandatory Commercial Recycling Ordinance (Chapter 27, Article III, Division 3, Section 27-85 & Section 85-85). All commercially-collected residential properties of five or more units shall establish a recycling program that includes recycling of all designated recyclable materials and is convenient and accessible to the residents.

Solid Waste Division professionals are available to provide technical assistance in starting up recycling programs, reaching compliance with the ordinance, and a listing of recycling collection companies. To contact the Solid Waste Division, please call (352) 334-2330 or email waste@cityofgainesville.org.

RECYCLING COLLECTION

• Florida Express Environmental (352) 369-5411
• RSA – Recycling Service of America (352) 379-5797
• Republic Services (800) 331-2909
• Tacachale Recycling (352) 955-5506
• WCA – Waste Corporation of America (352) 377-0800
• Waste Pro of Florida (386) 462-2500

What We Can Recycle:

Designated Commercial Recyclable Materials

• Glass Bottles and Jars:
  • Food and beverage glass only 
  • Remove lids, caps & corks Clean out any food residue
• Metal Can Steel and Aluminum:
  • Aerosol cans must be fully emptied
  • Rinse out cans  
• Plastic Bottles, Jugs, Jars and Tubs:
  • Remove lids and caps  
• Paper Materials:
  • Corrugated Cardboard
  • Flatten boxes into pieces no larger than 4 ft. by 4 ft. Remove any plastic film and Styrofoam® packing materials  
  • NO boxes with food residue, such as greasy pizza boxes 
  • Pasteboard
  • Remove plastic film from pasta and tissue boxes Paper egg cartons are okay 
  • Remove plastic bags and plastic wrap Remove and discard magnets from phone books Paperback books and manuals are okay to recycle  
  • Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, Manuals, Paper Bags, Phone Books, & Paperback Books
  • Office Paper (including shredded paper) & Junk Mail (unwanted mail)
  • Remove food and wrappings Plain wrapping paper is okay to recycle  
• Container Materials:
  • Metal Cans (steel and aluminum)
  • Glass Bottles & Jars
  • Plastic Bottles, Jugs, Jars & Tubs

http://www.zerowastegnv.com/recycle/

What We Can’t Recycle: 

No Plastic Bags  or Plastic wrap
No Cords Or Hangers
No Clamshells
No Rigid Plastics
No Garbage or Food

• Glass Bottles and Jars:
  • No glass vases or drinking glasses
  • No ceramics
  • No broken glass or mirrors
• Metal Can Steel and Aluminum:
  • No aluminum foil, pie pans or trays
  • No scrap metal
  • No stainless steel water bottles or thermoses 
• Plastic Bottles, Jugs, Jars and Tubs:
  • Remove lids and caps
  • No plastic bags, wrap, cups or tubes
  • No Styrofoam® materials
  • No plastic clamshells, egg cartons or deli containers
  • No plastic utensils  NO microwavable trays
• Cartons, (tetra Pak and Gable top):
  • No pouches or straws
  • No take-out containers
• Paper:
  • No glossy type gift bags
  • No popcorn or pet food bags
  • No bubble envelopes

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Recycling collection may be centralized to one recycling collection area, or there may be multiple recycling containers distributed around a property. Recycling may be collected in carts or larger dumpster-sized containers. Residents should first contact their property management staff if they have questions about the recycling services available at their property. For additional questions, residents may contact the City of Gainesville’s Solid Waste Division at (352) 334-2330 or waste@cityofgainesville.org.

Multi-family property residents should read through the list of accepted recyclables as indicated on the recycling containers, and only place those accepted materials in with the recycling. When contaminants (items not accepted for recycling) make their way into the recycling stream, it increases the overall processing cost of recyclables. Contaminants cause damage to the expensive sorting equipment at the processing facility and devalue the marketability of the recyclables.

The Solid Waste Division also provides residential recycling collection for electronic items by appointment and sponsors other recycling programs. The Solid Waste Division is located at 405 NW 39th Avenue with weekday hours from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, except for scheduled holidays.

Collection Centers
Residents of the City of Gainesville may take their waste and recycling items to the Alachua County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center and any Alachua County Rural Collection Center for free.

Alachua/High Springs Rural Collection Center
16929 NW US Hwy. 441
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 386-454-2563
Hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on MON, TUE, FRI, & SAT (Closed WED, THU, & SUN)

Archer Rural Collection Center
19401 SW Archer Rd.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-495-3257
Hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on MON, TUE, FRI, & SAT (Closed WED, THU, & SUN)

Fairbanks Rural Collection Center
9920 NE Waldo Rd.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-3873
Hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on MON, TUE, FRI, & SAT (Closed WED, THU, & SUN)

North Central Rural Collection Center
10714 N State Rd. 121
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-3875
Hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on MON, TUE, FRI, & SAT (Closed WED, THU, & SUN)

Phifer Rural Collection Center
117700 SE Hawthorne Rd.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-3874
Hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM on MON, TUE, FRI, & SAT (Closed WED, THU, & SUN)

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Center
5125 NE 63rd Ave.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-0172
Hours: MON-FRI 7 AM to 5 PM, SAT 8 AM to Noon

Recycling Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
5120 NE 63rd Ave.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-548-1341
Hours: MON-FRI 7 AM to 5 PM, SAT 7 AM to Noon

Leveda Brown Environmental Park & Transfer Station
5115 NE 63rd Ave.
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-0172
Hours: MON-FRI 7 AM to 5 PM, SAT 7 AM to Noon, Fees may apply

For more information, please contact:

City of Gainesville Public Works Department
405 NW 39th Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32609
Phone: 352-334-2330
Web: Solid Waste Management
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Glossary Links

City of Gainesville Apartment Recycling
https://www.cityofgainesville.org/PublicWorks/ProgramsandServices/Recycling/ApartmentRecycling.aspx

Gainesville Recycling Resource Guide
http://www.zerowastegnv.com/recycle/

Gainesville Public Works, Recycling
http://www.cityofgainesville.org/PublicWorks/ProgramsandServices/Recycling.aspx

What Can be Recycled
https://www.cityofgainesville.org/PublicWorks/ProgramsandServices/Recycling/whatcanberecycled.aspx

Gainesville Zero Waste News
https://www.cityofgainesville.org/PublicWorks/ProgramsandServices/Recycling/ZeroWasteNews.aspx

Recycling Resource Guide
http://www.zerowastegnv.com/recycle/

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Per the City of Houston ordinance the Solid Waste Management Department provides service only to single-family homes, eight units or less. This excludes larger multi-family units from City service; therefore a private service contract for solid waste services is needed (City of Houston Code of Ordinances Chapter 39) apartments; they will provide you with details for your specific area.

Recyclables may be collected and taken to one of seven City of Houston’s drop-off locations. Residents can speak with their building management about acquiring a recycling service contract/opportunity in addition to the refuse collection service.

• You can contact Habitat for Humanity, who has offered to pick up recycling in area apartments; they will provide you with details for your specific area.
• The City of Houston offers small to midsize businesses curbside recycling collection in select areas for a small fee.
• For a nominal fee per cart, businesses are eligible to receive a maximum of four 96-gallon green carts to store recyclables. Included with the cart is information explaining the materials acceptable for collections. The program offers convenient Bi-weekly collection with no sorting required. Three- and six-month and one-year terms are available.

Recycling Program
To enroll in the program, select the number of carts and months you would like.
Prices vary.   

For more information contact a business recycling consultant at 832-393-0444 or email at  Roland.Turner@houstontx.gov.

Application: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/Bus_Recycling_letter-APP.pdf

What We Can Recycle:

Accepted in Neighborhood Depositories:(All Items Loose and Unbagged in cart)

• Plastic:
    Kitchen, laundry, bath containers empty and rinsed
• Paper:
    Mixed paper, mail, magazines and flattened clean cardboard
• Glass:
    Bottles and Jars (empty and rinsed)
• Cartons:
    Food and Beverage Cartons (empty & rinsed)
• Cans:
    Aluminum and Steel Cans (empty & rinsed)
• Cardboard:
    Cartons- shelf stable and refrigerated

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• No Shredded Paper
• No Tanglers, hoses,wires, chairs, or electronics,
• No scrap metal or wood
• No Aerosol Cans
• No Catalogs
• No Concrete
• No Glass Bottles and Jars
• No Mattresses
• No toys, packing materials, flower pots, styrofoam, or plastic furniture
• Up to five (5) automobile tires (per month, per household)

Houston Neighborhood Depository/Recycling Centers:

North 9003 N Main Street 77022
Northwest 14400 Sommermeyer 77041
Northeast 556 Kirkpatrick 77028
Southeast 2240 Central Street 77017
South 5100 Sunbeam 77033
Southwest 10785 SW Freeway 77074

Neighborhood Recycling Drop Off Locations:

Westpark Center  5900 Westpark, Houston, TX 77034
Clear Lake/Ellington Airport- Highway 3 @ Brantly Avenue Houston, TX  77034
Kingwood 3210 West Lake Houston Parkway, Houston, TX  77339
Reuse Warehouse 9003 N. Main Street, Houston TX  77022

Battery Recycling:

The City of Houston accepts lead-acid and rechargeable batteries at the
Westpark Consumer Recycling Center and at the Environmental Service Centers

Accepted Batteries

Lead Batteries; those found in cars and boats as well as other motorized vehicles and equipment.
Rechargeable batteries: lithium, nickel metal hydride and nickel cadmium

Not Accepted:

Alkaline batteries (AA,AAA,C,D) and any other battery types not mentioned here.  Most of the heavy metal has been removed from alkaline batteries, so it is ok to dispose of them in your regular household garbage.

For more information, please contact:

City of Hourston
Business Recycling Consultant
832-393-0444 or email at  Roland.Turner@houstontx.gov.

Green Houston
By phone: 713.837.0311 or 3-1-1
Email: houston311@houstontx.gov
Website: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/business_recycling.html

Glossary Links

Green Houston
http://greenhoustontx.gov/index.html

Houston Solid Waste Business  Recycling Program
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/business_recycling.html

Business Recycling Application Form
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/Bus_Recycling_letter-APP.pdf

Solid Waste Ordinance, Chapter 39
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/chapter39-2010may.pdf

City of Houston Recycling Poster
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/Recycle_Cal.pdf

Electronics Recycling
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/electronics_recycling.html

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The  RANA (Recycling Alliance of North Alabama) program managed by the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Huntsville Alabama does not provide curbside recycling service to commercial or multi-family properties.

What We Can Recycle: Recycling Drop Off Locations

• METAL
  • Aluminum cans and steel bi-metal cans. Lids and labels can remain on the cans. Empty and rinse before placing them loosely in the cart.
• PAPER
  • Newspapers and inserts, magazines and catalogs, junk mail and stationery, computer and printer paper, school and office paper, paperback books and phone books, paper bags. Paper must be dry when placed in the cart.
  • Shredded paper can be bagged in paper bags, not plastic bags.
• CARDBOARD
  • Cardboard must be clean, dry and broken down to fit in the cart. Break down boxes to fit inside the cart with the lid closed.
• #1 AND #2 NARROW-NECK PLASTIC BOTTLES
  • Including water, soda and condiment bottles, soap containers, milk jugs, and laundry detergent bottles. Empty and rinse the bottles before placing them in the cart. Plastic caps (twist on/off) can be recycled by dropping them off at any Huntsville Fire Station or at participating Huntsville City or private schools.
• CARTONS
  • Clean and dry cartons such as tissue boxes, cereal, pasta and cardboard egg crates.

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• glass 
• pizza boxes 
• styrofoam
• electronics
• yard waste
• wood 
• food waste 
• paint cans 
• chemicals 
• plastic wrap or plastic bags 
• tanglers (hoses, wires, hangers, chains)
• aerosol cans
• aluminium foil 
• tin pie pans 
• deli trays or fruit containers/baskets and wide mouth plastics (sour cream, yogurt, and margarine containers)

Recycling Drop Off Locations:

KNOWN RECYCLERS IN THE  AREA:

METALS ONLY –
SA Recycling, 256-539-0770 – 606 Triana Blvd – M-F – 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Accepts:  All types of Metals, appliances, cars  – Will NOT take any metal cylinders or propane tanks (HHW instead).
ACB Metals, 256-830-0424 – 4684-B Commercial Dr. – M -F 8:00 to 4:00 p.m., S 8:00 -12:00 p.m.
Accepts:  Most metals, but not steel.
Harmon Scrap Metals, 256-693-1020 – 15235 Hwy 231/431 N, Hazel Green – M-F 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., S 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Accepts:  Most metals – aluminum, steel, (No chain link fences)

MIXED PAPER OR CARDBOARD –
South Central Recycling, 256-881-2362, 2015 Vermont Rd – M-F  – 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
FIBER (Cardboard, OCC, paper, newspapers, magazines, office paper) – WestRock, 256-533-9888 – 205 Wholesale Dr. – M-F – 8:00 to 3:30 p.m.

GLASS –
No facility available at this time.

PLASTICS –
No facility available at this time.

MOTOR OIL, BATTERIES & PROPANE TANKS OR CYLINDERS –
Household Hazardous Waste Facility – 1055 A Cleaner Way – M-F 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

For more information, please contact:

Solid Waste Authority
5251 Triana Blvd. SW
Huntsville, AL 35805
256-880-6054
Doc Holladay, Executive DIrector
DHolladay@swdahsv.org

Glossary Links

Recycling Alliance of Northern Alabama
https://recycling-alliance.com/

What Goes in My Cart Poster
https://recycling-alliance.com/what-goes-in-my-cart/

Solid Waste Authority of Huntsville
https://swdahsv.org/recycling/

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance: 

The City of Jacksonville does not provide solid waste services to multi-family complexes or commercial properties.

City of Jacksonville Ordinance Section 382.102 – Definitions

(i) Multi-family residential premises means a building or complex of buildings on a single parcel of land divided horizontally or vertically and designed for or occupied by more than four housekeeping units. 

Multi-family complexes primarily use private haulers and dumpsters for garbage. Each multi-family complexes’ management decides on the private hauler and on how tenants will be billed.  Complex management associations should contact a commercial hauler and/or recycle for services.  There are several contractors to choose from, and prices may vary widely; associations should choose one that meets their particular needs.

Download a list of nonresidential franchise haulers here.

Recycling Services for Multi-Family Complexes and Commercial Properties:

To establish a recycling program, pick a franchise hauler/contractor and know which recycling items the contractor will accept and agree upon the items.  Arrange a schedule for recycling pick up and advise tenants.  Assign a staff member to assist with the recycling efforts: purchasing the containers, placement of containers and date/times for set outs and more importantly the education of tenants. 

What We Can Recycle: (List is for Single Family Residential Recycling Program  and may vary for Multi-family complexes based on contracted franchise hauler )

• Paper (Must be clean and dry)
  • Mail, office and school paper
  • Newspapers, magazines, catalogs and phone books
  • Paperback books
  • Brown paper bags
  • FIberboard boxes (cracker/cereal)
  • Corrugated cardboard (must be flat and cut 2’ by 3’ or smaller)
• Metal
  • Steel food containers
  • Aluminum cans
  • Aluminum baking pans
• Plastics
  • Plastic numbered 1-3, 5 or 7
  • Detergent bottles
  • Cleaning solution bottles
  • Plastic food and beverage containers
• Cartons
  • Milk and creamers containers
  • Juice boxes
  • Soup and broth containers
• Glass
  • Green, brown or clear bottles and jars (discard lids withgarbage)

PLEASE NOTE:

1. All containers should be rinsed, cleaned and dried before adding to the

recycle bin.

2. Paper and cardboard must be clean and dry.

3. Food waste from inside a container may leak out and contaminate clean

paper.

4. Any recyclable product contaminated with food cannot be recycled.

What We Can’t Recycle (List is for Single Family Residential Recycling Program and may vary for Multi-family complexes based on contractor)

• Any # 4 Plastics
  • Includes items such as cling (Saran) wrap, sandwich bags, plastic garbage or grocery bags
• Any # 6 Plastics (Polystyrene)
  • Includes items such as all types of Styrofoam, packing peanuts, plastic cutlery, hangers and medicine bottles
• Aerosol Cans
• Shredded Paper
• Weapons
• Batteries
• Fireworks or Flares
• Needles
• Cables or Wires
• Rubber
• Food and Yard Waste

For Questions about the proper disposal of  Household Hazardous Waste, Battery Recycling and Disposal, please call (904) 630-CITY (2489) or visit MyJax online customer service website at myjax.custhelp.com.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Improper preparation of materials is the biggest reason recycling materials may not be picked up.  Please comply with provider recycling guidelines

Please be aware that it is unlawful to place hazardous waste of any kind in the residential and commercial collection.

For more information, please contact:

(904) 630-CITY (2489)

myjax.custhelp.com

Glossary Links

Solid Waste Division, Multi-Family and Commercial Properties

https://www.coj.net/departments/public-works/solid-waste/multi-family-complexes-and-commercial-properties

Approved Franchise Haulers

https://www.coj.net/getattachment/Departments/Public-Works/Solid-Waste/Multi-family-Complexes-and-Commercial-Properties/COJ-Solid-Waste-Department-Franchise-Haulers.pdf.aspx?lang=en-US

City of Jacksonville, Solid Waste Division

https://www.coj.net/departments/public-works/solid-waste.aspx

Customer Service, City of Jacksonville

https://myjax.custhelp.com/

Single Family Residences Curbside Recycling

https://www.coj.net/curbsiderecycling

Recycling Tips

https://recyclingsimplifiecid.com/

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

• Recycling is not mandatory in the city of Kissimmee. However, the goal is for each household to participate in curbside recycling. This will assist the City in reaching the 75% Recycling Goal by 2020, which was set by the State of Florida. Drop-off recycling centers will continue to be available, until further notice.
• The Solid Waste Division oversees the commercial solid waste collection services in the City limits, provided by the franchised hauler, Waste Management.   
• Please call the City of Kissimmee at 407.518.2507; Waste Management at 407.843.7370.

What We Can Recycle:

Osceola County Recycling Drop-Off Facilities (See Below):

• Glass Jars and Bottles 
• Aluminum Cans 
• Tin Foil and Aluminum Pie Pans 
• Plastic Bottles/Containers #1 – #7 
• Cereal Boxes 
• Paper Towel Rolls 
• Paperback Books and Phone Books 
• Junk Mail 
• Cardboard (flatten all boxes) 
• Magazines and Catalogs 
• Newspapers and Inserts 
• Office Paper and File Folders (without wax liners) 
• Paper Bags
• Waste Management:
• Plastic Bottles & Containers (Caps must be placed back on to recycle caps)
• Food & Beverage Cans
• Paper
• Flattened Cardboard & Paperboard

What We Can’t Recycle: 

Osceola County Recycling Drop-Off Facilities (See Below):

• Plastic Grocery Bags or Wrap
• Garbage 
• Wrapping Paper 
• Styrofoam 
• Electronics 
• Hardback Books 
• Ceramics or Dishes 
• Food Waste 
• Motor Oil Containers 
• Household Hazardous Waste 
• Light Bulbs, Window Glass or Mirrors 
• Yard Waste 
• Waste Management:
• No Bagged Recyclables
• No Plastic Bags
• No Plastic Wraps & Film
• No Flexible Packaging
• No Garden Hoses, Ropes or Leashes
• No Cups with Plastic Coating
• No Polystyrene Foam & Plastic
• No Medical Waste

Household Hazardous Waste:

Do not place hazardous materials (paints, motor oil, household chemicals and electronics such as televisions and computers) inside any of your containers. These items may be taken to the Bass Road Resource/Recovery Facility located at 750 South Bass Road in Kissimmee or the St Cloud Transfer Station at 2701 Peghorn Way.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

The Solid Waste Division oversees the commercial solid waste collection services in the City limits, provided by the franchised hauler, Waste Management.

• Commercial customers requiring larger containers, such as dumpsters, compactors or roll-offs, collection services are provided ONLY by the City’s franchised hauler, Waste Management:
  • The monthly rate depends upon the size of the dumpster and the number of weekly collections.
  • To initiate or change service with Waste Management, please call the City of Kissimmee at 407.518.2507.
  • For roll-off containers, please call Waste Management at 407.843.7370.
• The Osceola County Solid Waste Office encourages recycling efforts by our citizens by providing recycling drop-off facilities at the following locations:
  • Bass Road Recycling Center – 750 S. Bass Road, Kissimmee, FL 34746
  • City of St. Cloud Transfer Station – 2701 Peghorn Way, St. Cloud, FL 34769
  • Holy Redeemer Church – 1603 N. Thacker Avenue, Kissimmee, FL 34741
  • There is no charge for Osceola County residents to use the recycling drop-off centers.

For more information, please contact:

Public Works Service Center
2201 Mabbette Street
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: 407.518.2507
sanitation@kissimmee.org

Waste Management
Kissimmee
407.843.7370
https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/fl/kissimmee

Glossary Links

City of Kissimmee Commercial Solid Waste
https://www.kissimmee.gov/government/public-works-engineering/sanitation-division

Residential Recycling Poster
https://www.kissimmee.org/government/residents/residential-recycling-poster

Residential Curbside Recycling Program
https://www.kissimmee.org/government/public-works-engineering/sanitation-division

Waste Management Kissimmee, Florida
https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/fl/kissimmee

Waste Management Business Recycling
https://www.wm.com/us/en/business/business-waste-recycling-pickup

Waste Management Recycling 101
https://www.wm.com/us/en/recycle-right/recycling-101

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The City of Lake Mary has an exclusive solid waste franchise agreement with Waste Pro of Florida, Inc. who is responsible for providing residential, multifamily and commercial solid waste collection including garbage, recycling and yard trash.
Contact Waste Pro at 407-774-0800, or e-mail wp101@wasteprousa.com

What We Can Recycle:

• Pasteboard (boxes for items such as cereal, pizza, soda, beer, tissues, shoes and paper towel & toilet paper rolls)
• Brown paper grocery bags (no wax, no wet strength material, no liners)
• Cardboard (corrugated, non-coated) flattened & cut to fit inside the recycling cart)
• Newspaper, supplements, magazines, catalogs & telephone books
• Plastic containers #1 — #7 (like butter or yogurt containers)
• Glass bottles and jars (clear, green and brown), remove all lids, no broken glass
• Cans (aluminum, tin and steel containers, such as food cans
• Non-hazardous aerosol cans (empty & nozzles removed)

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Plastic bags
• Aluminum foil/pie plates
• Drinkware
• Plastic plant trays/containers, or buckets (even if recycle #1 — #7)
• Waxed cardboard
• Light bulbs
• Egg cartons
• Styrofoam Visit

SPECIAL WASTE PROGRAMS
While most household waste is eligible for collection services the following items require special handling and are not collected curbside:

Electronics Recycling (E-Scrap)

End-of-life electronics such as computers and televisions may be recycled at the Central Transfer Station’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility. Electronics recycling is FREE for all Seminole County residents. It is strongly recommended that all information be removed from the hard drives of old computers before they are recycled. Some common methods of removing personal information from hard drives include special software, or removing the hard drive and punching or drilling holes through the case.

Household Hazardous Waste

Disposal facilities are located at the Central Transfer Station and the landfill for many common items such as antifreeze, poisons, mercury thermometers, pool and lawn chemicals, paint, thinners, solvents, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, gasoline, and used motor oil. (Containers must be labeled stating the contents.) Disposal is FREE for all Seminole County residents. Businesses may NOT bring hazardous waste to either facility.

Tires

The Central Transfer Station limits disposal to four (4) tires per person at $1.00 each. At the Landfill, loads of more than ten (10) tires and loads of tires not from a passenger vehicle or light truck, as determined by the Solid Waste Management Division, will be charged by the ton.

Prescription Drug Drop Box

Located inside the main lobby of the Lake Mary Police Department at 165 E. Crystal Lake Avenue, is a Drop Box for anyone to dispose of medications which are no longer needed or have expired. These drugs must be packaged in their original container, a plastic bottle, or sealed in a plastic bag. No loose medications/pills, liquid medication, hypodermic needles, syringes or sharp objects are accepted.

Sharps Program

For residents with conditions requiring hypodermic needles, free containers and needle disposal is offered at Lake Mary Fire Station 37 located at 911 Wallace Ct., and Lake Mary Fire Station 33 located at 145 E. Crystal Lake Ave.

Drop Off  Recycle Locations for Fort Myers, Seminole County:

Central Transfer Station
1950 State Road 419
Longwood, FL 32750
Open: Monday-Saturday, 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.(except certain holidays)

Seminole County Landfill
1930 E. Osceola Road
Geneva, FL 32732
Open: 7 days a week, 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.(except certain holidays)

For more information, please contact:

Lake Mary Customer Service/Utility Billing
(407) 585-1417, Fax: (407) 585-1464
100 N. Country Club Road
Lake Mary, FL 32746

Waste Pro at 407-774-0800
e-mail wp101@wasteprousa.com

Seminole County Solid Waste Information Resources
407-665-2260; or
www.seminolecountyfl.gov

Glossary Links

Lake Mary Utilities
https://www.lakemaryfl.com/utility-billing

Recycling Materials Guidelines
https://www.lakemaryfl.com/customer-serviceutility-billing/faq/what-types-of-items-can-be-placed-in-the-recycle-container

Lake Mary Recycling Info
https://www.lakemaryfl.com/utility-billing/pages/garbage-recycling-yard-waste-info

Waste Pro
https://www.wasteprousa.com/seminole-county/

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The Town of Matthews contracts with Republic Services for garbage/recycling service for residents and small businesses and for yard waste and bulk pick up for residents. Contact  Republic Services directly at 704-393-6900.

What We Can Recycle:

• Plastic Bottles (with necks only) – like a water bottle, or milk jug, 
• Milk cartons and Juice Boxes,
• Empty Aerosol Cans, 
• Aluminum & Steel Cans, 
• Cereal Boxes (Boxboard), 
• Cardboard Boxes (no larger than 3′ x 3′), Pizza Boxes (Clean, no food or liners), 
• Magazines, 
• Glass bottles & Jars, 
• Paper & Junk Mail (including brown bags, high-grade paper), Newspaper

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Plastic items (besides Plastic Bottles with Necks), 
• plastic bags, 
• shredded paper,  
• ceramics, pots & pans, 
• household glassware, 
• paper plates, napkins, 
• batteries, 
• light bulbs, 
• wire coat hangers, 
• photos, 
• food, 
• scrap metal, 
• auto parts, 
• plastic wrap, 
• clothing & textiles, 
• Televisions, 
• electrical cords and 
• garden hoses.

In addition, no hazardous waste or commercial medical waste may be put in the recycling containers. Critically Unacceptable Items include: Propane Tanks, Oxygen Tanks, Tires, Televisions, Scrap Metal & Hoses.

There are some items that are listed as recyclable but cannot be recycled in your personal bins. For example plastic bags. These can be recycled at your local grocery store.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Items Banned by Law in NC Landfills that can no longer be accepted  and must be taken to a Mecklenburg County Recycling center: 

• Electronics (tvs, computers, printers, scanners),
• Used Motor Oil/Filters,
• Scrap, 
• Tires, 
• Antifreeze,
• Batteries (including car batteries), 
• Oyster Shells, 
• Wooden Pallets, 
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs, 
• Thermostats Containing Mercury, 
• lumber, 
• fencing, 
• metal, 
• building materials, 
• dirt, rocks, 
• contractor’s debris.

The following are links to the Foxhole Recycling Center and the Hickory Grove Recycling Center and may be contacted at the Solid Waste Information Line (980-314-3867). In addition to the county sites, motor oil, oil filters and car batteries can also be taken to Advanced Auto Parts or Pep Boys on Independence Boulevard (or any other location).

For more information, please contact:

Republic Services directly at 704-393-6900.

Glossary Links

https://www.matthewsnc.gov/files/documents/AcceptableRecyclables1342110830061220AM.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Businesses are required to recycle the recyclable material that is most commonly found in their waste. Multi-family property owners must provide recycling collection for paper & commingled containers. The City of Memphis does not offer recycling services for multi family complexes over 8 units. These services must be provided by a private hauler in the area. 

Recycling Drop-Off Centers are available for residents of apartment complexes and private developments not serviced by City of Memphis Solid Waste Management. Five drop-off centers are located throughout the City of Memphis.
https://recycle.memphistn.gov/

What We Can Recycle:
(City of Memphis Recycling Drop Off Centers)

• Paper – Newspaper, Magazines,Mail,Paper,Fliers,Paperbacks
• Plastic Containers(Caps on) – Empty Bottles, Jugs and Tubs, Lids #1=7
• Cardboard – Empty Cardboard boxes, Food Boxes
• Rigid Plastics – Plastic Buckets, Cartes, Toys, Trays, Furniture, (Metal Removed)
• Metal Cans – Aluminum, Metal Cans, Clean Foil and Trays
• Glass – Bottles and Jars
• Cartons
• Empty Juice Boxes, Soup and Milk Cartons
• Empty and rinses all bottles, can and containers
• Replace caps on plastic items
• Flatten boxes
• Do not bag recyclables

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• No Plastic Bags
• No Yard Waste
• No Food or Liquid (Empty all containers)
• Mo Tanglers (hoses, cords,wires or chains)

The City of Memphis has a Recycle Wizard app that is available to download as well as located on their site, which offers information on how to properly dispose of and recycle items.

Recycling Drop-off Locations:
DOWNTOWN – Island Dr, Memphis, TN 38103 (NORTH ENTRANCE OF MUD ISLAND PARK)

SOUTHEAST – HICKORY HILL COMMUNITY CENTER (3910 RIDGEWAY)

EAST MEMPHIS – Smythe Farm Rd, Memphis, TN 38120 (APPROX. 300 YARDS. OFF GERMANTOWN PKWY S., JUST SOUTH OF THE AGRICENTER INTERNATIONAL’S SHOWPLACE ARENA

For more information, please contact:

Division of Solid Waste Management Department
125 N. Main Street – Room #640
Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: Dial 311:
901-636-6500
City of Recycling Office
125 N.Main Street, Room 628
Memphis, TN 38103

Glossary Links

Recycle Memphis
https://recycle.memphistn.gov/

Memphis, TN
https://www.facebook.com/recyclememphis901/

City of Memphis Acceptable Recyclables
https://recycle.memphistn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/MemphisRecycling-AcceptableMaterials.pdf

Recycling FAQ
https://recycle.memphistn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/MemphisRecycling-FAQ.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Tips & Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance:

Businesses and Multi-Family Properties Must Recycle  (AB341)

In July 2012, AB 341 California’s Mandatory Commercial Recycling Law, went into effect.  It requires multi-family communities with five units or more, regardless of the amount of waste generated, to recycle.

For More Information regarding guidelines, visit, https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/Recycle/Commercial

• Moorpark Commercial and multi-family residential solid waste and recycling service is provided by: Waste Management (805) 955-4346
• Monthly commercial and multi-family service rates will depend on the size of bins and frequency of pick up.  Recycling and composting (yard waste) dumpsters are available in the same sizes as solid waste (1.5, 3.0 and 4.0 cubic yard bins) at discounted rates. Commercial bins contain signage indicating what goes inside them.

Organic Waste (AB 1826)

In April 2016, AB 1826 California’s Organic Waste Recycling Law, went into effect.  It requires local governments to develop organics diversion programs but does not require that multi-family properties participate — unless a local ordinance requires it. It encourages properties of five units or more to recycle their organic waste depending on the amount of waste they generate per week. For More Information, visit:  https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/Recycle/Commercial/Organics/

• Organic Waste includes food waste, green waste, landscape and pruning waste, non-hazardous wood waste and food-soiled paper that is mixed in with food waste.  While businesses must divert all of these materials, multi-family properties are not required to have a food waste diversion program.

What We Can Recycle: 

• Paper Material
  • Books (paperback and hardcover okay)
  • Catalogs/Brochures/Phone Books
  • Junk Mail & Envelopes (windows okay)
  • File Folders
  • Milk & Juice Cartons
  • Magazines & Newspapers
  • Paper-All Colors (staples in paper okay)
  • Paper Grocery Bags
  • Shredded Paper (put in plastic bag and tie securely)
• Cardboard
  • Cereal & Food Boxes (flatten for more recycling)
  • Clean Pizza Boxes (no wax coating or food waste)
• Glass
  • Bottles & Jars – Green, Brown, CLear (lids & labels okay, no need to rinse)
• Aluminum & Tin Cans
  • Aluminum Food Trays
  • Beverage Cans
  • Vegetable & Soup Cans
• Plastic
  • Bottles, Jars, Jugs, Tubs (look for recycling logo on bottom labeled #1-#7, no need to rinse)
  • Yogurt Containers
  • Grocery Bags
  • Nursery Pots
  • Plastic Toys

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Animal Waste
• Bubble Wrap Packaging
• Chip Bags & Candy Wrappers
• Electronic Waste (TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, mobile devices)
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Food Waste (including fruit)
• Hazardous Waste (paint, automotive oil, batteries, solvents, cleaners)
• Liquids
• Laminated Paper
• Napkins
• Paper Towels
• Plastic 3-RIng Binders
• Plastic Cups, Lids & Straws
• Plastic Food Wrapping
• Polystyrene foam including foam cups, plates, and packing materials
• Restaurant Grease/Oil
• Sharps
• Solar Panels
• Tires
• Used Paper Plates & Cups
• Used Plastic Utensils
• Window Pane Glass/Mirrors
• Yard Waste (grass clippings, branches, leaves)

Sharps, Electronic Waste and Household Hazardous Waste are not accepted in recycling or Trash containers.  Please see information regarding drop off locations and proper recycling below.

How Do I Dispose of…?

Please visit the link below for a full list of items and drop off locations.

https://www.moorparkca.gov/159/How-Do-I-Dispose-o

• Appliances
  Bulky Item Collection (Free)
  Small appliances, including microwave ovens
  Goodwill Donation Center (Free, 205 W. Los Angeles Avenue)
• Aluminum:
  Target (Free, 800 Los Angeles Avenue)
• Batteries: (Household Generated)
  Arroyo Vista Recreation Center (Free, 4550 Tierra Rejada Road)
  Moorpark Active Adult Center (Free, 799 Moorpark Avenue) (CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19)
  Moorpark City Hall (Free, 799 Moorpark Avenue) (Battery collection buckets are located on the patio located in front of the Apricot Room at the Community Center Monday thru Friday,  8am-5pm)
  Moorpark City Library (Free, 699 Moorpark Avenue)
  (CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19)
  E-Waste/Paper Shredding Events (Free)
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free)
  Car batteries can be dropped off at Autozone free, 455 LA Avenue
• Bulky Items:
  Bulky Item Collection (Free)
  Free Landfill Days (Free)
• Cell Phones:
  Sprint Store (Free, 555 Los Angeles Avenue)
  E-Waste/Paper Shredding Events (Free)
  Target accepts Cell Phones and MP3s (Free, 800 Los Angeles Avenue)
• Christmas Trees
  Christmas Tree Service (Free)
• Computers
  Goodwill Donation Center (Free, 205 W. Los Angeles Avenue
  E-Waste/Paper Shredding Events (Free)
  Ink Cartridges can go to Target (Free, 800 Los Angeles Avenue)
• Cooking Oil
  Coastal Byproducts (Free, 1881 Sunkist Cir., Oxnard, Call 805-845-80
• Electronic Waste
  Staples (Free 2880 Cochran Street, Simi Valley (will not accept TVs)
  Waste Management (Free, 195 W. Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley)
  E-Waste/Paper Shredding Events (Free)
• Flags
  Moorpark Police Department (Free, 610 Spring Road)
• Fluorescent Lights
  The Home Depot – CFLs only (Free, 575 E. Cochran Street, Simi Valley)
  E-Waste/Paper Shredding Events (Free)
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free)
• Furniture
  Bulky Item Collection (Free)
  Free Landfill Days (Free)
• Glass
  Target  (Free, 800 Los Angeles Avenue)
• Hazardous Waste
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free)
• Mattresses:
  Bulky Item Collection (Free)
• Oil, Used Motor
  Certified Used Oil Collection Centers (Free)
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free)
• Paint
  Sherwin-Williams (no aerosols) (Free, 275 W. Los Angeles Avenue)
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free) No drop offs during COVID
• Plastic Bags
  Target (Free, 800 Los Angeles Avenue)
  Ralphs (Free, 101 W. Los Angeles Avenue)
  Vons (Free, 4241 Tierra Rejada Road)
• Prescription Drugs And Medications
  Moorpark Police Department (Free, 610 Spring Road)
• Propane Tanks
  Amerigas Propane (Free, 315 Montgomery Ave., Oxnard)
• Sharps/Needles
  Household Hazardous Waste Events (Free)
  Family Health Center of Moorpark (Free, 612 Spring Road, Bldg. A)
  Sierra Vista Family Medical Clinic (Free, 1227 E. Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley)
• Smoke Detectors
  Must be mailed back to the manufacturer, but all the manufacturer before mailing.
  You may also find mailing instructions on the USPS Smoke Alarm page.
  Popular manufacturers include:

• American Sensor/Dicon Global – (800) 387-4219
  577 Long Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15235
• Firex – (800) 445-8299 c/o Disposal
  28C Leigh Fisher Blvd. El Paso, TX 79906
• First Alert-BBK – (800) 323-9005, Ext. 2
  3990 Enterprise Ct. Aurora, IL 60504
• G.E. Security/ESL – (888) 437-3287
  12345 Southwest Levetan Drive
  Tualatin, OR 97062
• Honeywell – (800) 328-5111
  Dock 4-MN10-3860
  1985 Douglas Drive North
  Golden Valley, MN 55422
• Kidde – (800) 880-6788, Ext. 1
  1016 Corporate Park Dr.
  Mebane, NC 27302
• USI Electric/Universal – (800) 390-4321, Ext. 1
  Attn: Disposal Dept.
  7A Gwynns Mill Court
• Tires
  Free Landfill Days (Free)
  Tire Busters (Fee applies; 5285 Kazuko Court)
• Used Motor Oil:
  http://moorparkca.gov/161/Certified-Used-Oil-Centers
• Disposing of Contaminated Oil
  Motor oil is sometimes mixed with other chemicals.  Since Certified Used Oil Centers cannot accept contaminated oil, you will need to take the contaminated oil to one of the City’s free e
  Household Hazardous Waste Events.
• Water Heaters
  Bulky Item Collection (Free)

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

• Property Owners and Managers must have ongoing education and information for residents about what they can and can not recycle and the proper process for recycling all materials.

• All recyclables are to be separated accordingly

For more information, please contact: 

Moorpark Solid Waste and Recycling Division
http://moorparkca.gov/748/Commercial-and-Multi-Family-Trash-Servic
Mackenzie Douglass
Program Manager
mdouglass@moorparkca.gov
(805) 517-6241

Monica Gonzalez Jimenez
Solid Waste Division
mjimenez@moorparkca.gov
(805) 517-6294
Waste Management/G.I. Industries:
(805) 522-9400

Glossary Links

MoorPark Solid Waste, Commercial And Multi Family :
https://www.moorparkca.gov/748/Commercial-and-Multi-Family-Trash-Servic

Waste Management for Moorpark:
http://www.keepingventuracountyclean.com/

Mandatory Recycling Flyer- Waste Management:
https://d29vteoucqv716.cloudfront.net/a4480000006oNxKAAU/Updated+AB+1826+and+AB+341+%282019%29.pdf

Waste Management Commercial Services Flyer:
https://d29vteoucqv716.cloudfront.net/a4480000006oNxKAAU/WM+GI+SoCal+Commercial+Services+FlYer

Waste Management Ventura County Commercial Recyclable Items Flyer:
https://d29vteoucqv716.cloudfront.net/a4480000006oNxKAAU/Ventura+County+Commercial+Recycling+Tips

Recycling 101, Waste Management Recycle RIght Program
https://www.wm.com/us/en/recycle-right/recycling-101

How Do I Dispose of ? Program
https://www.moorparkca.gov/159/How-Do-I-Dispose-o

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Sanitation and recycling services for multifamily complexes are not offered by the City of Nashville.  All multi family complexes  throughout Nashville and Davidson County, must contact their private hauler for information on recycling. All private haulers are required to offer a recycling option for their trash customers.
List of Nashville Area Recycling Providers

What We Can Recycle:

Nashville and Davidson County Metrov Convenience and Drop Off Centers: 

• Place only the following items in the recycling container.
• Items must be clean, empty, and dry.
• Place items loose in the container, Not in a plastic bag.
• Plastic caps should be left on or thrown away. Do Not place loose caps in the recycling container.
• Cardboard should be flattened.

At recycling drop-off sites, items must be separated into appropriately labeled containers.

• Paper and Cartons
  • Paper
  • Newspaper
  • Magazines
  • Mail
  • Food and beverage cartons
• Cardboard
  • Corrugated cardboard
  • Toilet paper and paper towel rolls
  • Cereal boxes
  • Tissue Boxes
• Food and Drink Cans
  • Food cans
  • Beverage cans
• Plastic Bottles, Jars, and Jugs
  • Beverage bottles
  • Kitchen, laundry, and bath bottles and jugs
  • Milk and juice jugs
  • Plastic food jars
• Glass Bottles and Jars-Recycling Drop-Off Sites Only
  • Glass bottles
  • Glass jars

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• No food or liquid. Empty and rinse all containers.
• Do not bag recyclables. Place items loose in the bin.
• No plastic bags, plastic wrap, or bubble wrap.
• No plastic of any kind that is not a bottle, jar, or jug. No takeout containers, Styrofoam, plastic cups or tubs, etc.
• No hoses, wires, chains, or electronics.
• No yard waste.
• No clothing or linens.

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

COVID-19 and Plastic Film Recycling
NOTE: Plastic bags/wraps typically do not get recycled in curbside bins. They must be returned to participating drop-off locations such as retail stores for recycling.
Thank you for recycling your plastic bags and wraps.
During this COVID-19 pandemic, we urge you to recycle your plastic bags, wraps, and other film packaging at drop-off locations ONLY WHEN AND WHERE POSSIBLE.
Some stores have temporarily halted collection of plastic bags and wraps. And some of you are not able to venture out. If either is the case, please collect your bags/wraps at home until events change. Bags/wraps can be compressed and stored inside another plastic bag.
https://www.plasticfilmrecycling.org/recycling-bags-and-wraps/find-drop-off-location/

For more information, please contact:

For more information, please contact: 

Recycle Nashville
www.Recycle.Nashville.gov
615.862.5000

Metropolitan Nashville Dept. of Public Works
Public Works Administration Building
750 South 5th Street
Nashville, TN 37206
615-862-5000

Davidson County Public Works
750 S 5th St, Nashville, TN 37206
(615) 862-8750

Glossary Links

Recycle Right Poster
https://www.nashville.gov/Portals/0/SiteContent/pw/docs/recycle/HowToRecycleRightNashville.pdf

Nashville Public Works
https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Waste-and-Recycling/Recycling.aspx

E-Waste Recycling
https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Waste-and-Recycling/Electronic-Waste-Recycling.aspx

Nashville Recycling Convenience Centers
https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Waste-and-Recycling/Recycling/Convenience-Centers.aspx

Recycling for Businesses
https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Waste-and-Recycling/Recycling/Business-Recycling.aspx

Nashville Recycling Drop Off Locations
https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Waste-and-Recycling/Recycling/Recycling-Drop-off-Sites.aspx

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance: 

This ordinance applies to the city of Los Angeles in its entirety, and was passed on July 2, 2012.  

AB 341 (Chesbro, Chapter 476, Statutes of 2011) requires that businesses that generate four cubic yards or more of commercial solid waste per week or are a multifamily residential dwelling of five units or more must now arrange for recycling services. 

LA Sanitation & Environment (LASAN) now provides solid resources collection services to  single-family, multi-family units (duplex to four-unit buildings), commercial and industrial businesses, institutions, and large multifamily buildings  with the new waste collection program, recycLA.   The four-bin collection system consists of blue bins (recyclables), green bins (tree and yard trimmings), black bins (residual waste) and brown bins (horse manure).

The new system divides the city into 11 zones, each of which will be served exclusively by one service provider for waste and recycling collection. The Franchise Service Provider (FSP) for North Hollywood is  Waste Management.  The new waste and recycling program  will also set uniform, regulated monthly rates for multi-family and commercial customers throughout Los Angeles. For information about the rate schedule and frequently asked questions about the program, visit www.recycla.com.

Ways communities can comply with the Multifamily Ordinance

• Subscribe to Blue Bin recycling services with your recycLA service provider.  Waste Management is the provider for the North Hollywood area,  Zone F-SEV, RecycLA.
• The standard container allowance for multi-family dwellings is one 60-gallon black container per dwelling unit for refuse; one 90 gallon green container for yard trimmings for the lot; one 90-gallon blue container for recyclables for every four units.  Some households have brown bins, by request, for horse manure. By placing material in the proper bins, you can prevent contamination that occurs when non-recyclable items are discarded in the BLUE bin and when anything other than yard trimmings are placed in the GREEN bin. Non-recyclable items such as paper or boxes with grease or food residue, treated wood and wood-products, cloth/fabric, and fats/oils/grease in sealed containers belong in your BLACK bin. 
• Your recycLA service provider (FSP) will conduct a waste assessment of your property and work with you to determine your optimal level of service for the lowest possible cost. The waste assessment is a thorough walk-through of your property to determine current levels of service, opportunities for recycling, and right-sizing your bins, which means determining the appropriate bin size for your needs as well as selecting the appropriate frequency of service. Waste assessments are scheduled in advance, but if you cannot be reached to schedule, your recycLA service provider will attempt to conduct a waste assessment in your absence in order to optimize efficiency. You can request a waste assessment online.

What We Can Recycle: (To be placed in Blue Bins)

• Paper
  All clean dry paper, including:

• Computer paper
• Ledger paper
• Arts and craft paper
• Unwanted mail
• Flyers
• Telephone books
• Note cards
• Newspaper
• Magazines
• File folders
• Paper bags
• Post-it notes
• Catalogs
• All envelopes, including those with windows

• Cardboard
  • All cardboard boxes and chipboard, including:
  • Cereal boxes
  • Tissue boxes
  • Dry food boxes
  • Frozen food boxes
  • Shoe boxes
  • Detergent boxes
  • Paper towel and toilet paper rolls
  • Cardboard boxes (broken down and flattened)

• Cartons
  • All refrigerated, shelf-stable, aseptic packaging, including:
  • Fruit juice boxes and cartons
  • Orange juice cartons
  • Milk cartons
  • Wine boxes
  • Soy milk, rice milk and almond milk boxes and cartons
  • Cereal boxes
  • Heavy cream cartons
  • Egg substitute car

• Metals
  • All aluminum, tin, metal, and bi-metal cans, wiped out if possible, including:
  • Soda cans
  • Juice cans
  • Soup cans
  • Vegetables cans
  • Pet food cans
  • Pie tins
  • Clean aluminum foil
  • Empty paint and aerosol cans
  • Wire hangers

• Glass
  • All glass bottles and jars, wiped out if possible, including:
  • Soda bottles
  • Wine bottles
  • Beer bottles
  • Spaghetti sauce jars
  • Pickle jars
  • Broken bottles

• Plastics
  • All plastics numbers 1 through 7
  • Empty plastic containers, wiped out if possible, including:
  • Soda bottles
  • Juice bottles
  • Detergent containers
  • Bleach containers
  • Shampoo bottles
  • Lotion bottles
  • Mouthwash bottles
  • Dishwashing liquid bottles
  • Milk jugs
  • Tubs for margarine and yogurt
  • Plastic planters
  • Food and blister packaging
  • Rigid clamshell packaging
  • All clean plastic bags (grocery bags, dry cleaner bags, and film plastics)
  • All clean polystyrene products (plates, cups, containers, egg cartons, block packaging, and packing materials)
  • Plastic hangers
  • Non-electric plastic toys
  • Plastic swimming pools
  • Plastic laundry baskets
  • Car seats (cloth removed)

What We Can’t  Recycle: 

• No paper spoiled by food waste

• Broken glass (broken glass bottles can be included) 

• Hazardous materials

• Batteries, medical waste, pesticide, pool cleaner, and garden chemicals

• Solvents/automotive/flammables/electronics can only be disposed at disposal centers or collection events  

• Diapers

• Electric cords 

• Clothing/fabric

• Appliances 

• Mini blinds 

• Kitchen Utensils

• Rubber tires 

• Wood 

• Garden hoses

• Lawn furniture

• Construction materials 

• Asphalt or concrete

Hazardous Waste and E-waste  to include Solvents, Automotive, Flammable and Electronic  waste may be taken to S.A.F.E. Centers permanent location sites or mobile Collections Events located throughout the city of Los Angeles. 

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

• Make sure to have ongoing education and information for residents about what they can recycle and how they need to recycle 
• Must separate recyclables accordingly

For more information, please contact:

www.recycLA.com
1149 South Broadway Street, Los Angeles 90015
1-800-773-2489
Staff are available 24 hours a day.

Glossary of Links

For more information on Mandatory Commercial Recycling (AB 341)
https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/wcnav_externalId/s-lsh-wwd-s-r-mcrab?_adf.ctrl-state=qqi0xv8mk_409&_afrLoop=10850219351703794#!

RecycLA Provider Area Map Tool
https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/home/portal/s-lsh-wwd/s-lsh-wwd-s/s-lsh-wwd-s-zwlaf/s-lsh-wwd-s-zwlaf-yp/s-lsh-wwd-s-zwlaf-yp-sm?_adf.ctrl-state=9ll6wj2vq_399&_afrLoop=11099319459889174#!

Request Assessment with REcycLA
https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/wcnav_externalId/s-lsh-wwd-s-zwlaf-yp?_adf.ctrl-state=9ll6wj2vq_559&utm_source=CD2+News+Vol.+8%252C+Issue+29&utm_campaign=NL+8.4.17&utm_medium=email&_afrLoop=11101353947876439#!

What Goes In Each Bin?
https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/home?_afrLoop=10853074910826465&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=null&_adf.ctrl-state=qqi0xv8mk_1150#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3Dnull%26_afrLoop%3D10853074910826465%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3Dqqi0xv8mk_1154

For More Information on Accepted Items-Safe Center Locations
https://www.lacitysan.org/san/faces/wcnav_externalId/s-lsh-wwd-s-c-hw-safemc?_adf.ctrl-state=9exqrzgzc_1&_afrLoop=11372093330765515&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=null#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3Dnull%26_afrLoop%3D11372093330765515%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3D9exqrzgzc_5

Hazardous Waste, S.A.F.E. Collection Center Flyer
https://www.lacitysan.org/cs/groups/public/documents/document/y250/mdew/~edisp/cnt010031.pdf

Mobile Waste Collection Events Page
https://www.lacitysan.org/cs/groups/public/documents/document/y250/mdew/~edisp/cnt010031.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Scottsdale’s Solid Waste Services provides a full range of trash and recycling collection services for businesses, contractors and multi-family residential developments in Scottsdale. 

Commercial recycling services are available at an extra fee to businesses and multifamily residential complexes that contract with the city for trash collection service.

Our commercial recycling program accepts the same recyclables accepted through our residential program.

For direct commercial customer service billing inquiries call 480-312-5609, Commercial Services Representative: 480-244-5849

What We Can Recycle:

• Aluminum – Beverage Cans and Clean Aluminum Foil
• Aseptic Boxes – Milk, Juice and Ice Cream Containers
• Cardboard Chipboard
• Corrugated Cardboard Boxes – Dry Food Boxes such as cereal, cake mix and cracker containers (please remove liner) shoe boxes, pizza boxes, empty paper towel and toilet tissue tubes
• Glass Food and Beverage Containers (clear, green or amber)
• Magazines – All Magazines and Telephone Books
• Metal Cans – Food and beverage cans only.
• Newspaper Newspaper and All Inserts
• Paper – Computer and Writing Paper, Junk Mail, Brown Paper Grocery Bags, File Folders. (Shredded paper can be contained in a transparent plastic bag to prevent spillage).

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Newspaper – Bags or Rubber Bands
• Paper – No Facial or Toilet Tissue, Paper Towels, Paper Plates, Napkins, Diapers, Pet Food Bags
• Aluminum – No Folding Chair Frames
• Aseptic Boxes – No Foil Juice Bags
• Cardboard/Chipboard – No Packing Material, Bar of Soap or Detergent Boxes,Wax
• Glass – No Light Bulbs, WIndow Glass, Mirror Glass, Ceramics or Pottery
• Magazines & Books – No Hardbound Books
• Metals – No other metals, paint cans or toxic materials
• Plastics – No Motor oil, Pool Chemical Containers, or Styrofoam

The City of Scottsdale offers a  Recycle Right Wizard, this “Know Before You Throw” link offers a search bar to determine where to recycle, compost or dispose of common household items. Type the name of a waste material, and we’ll tell you where it goes for recycling, composting or disposal.

For more information, please contact:

City of Scottsdale – Solid Waste
9191 E. San Salvador Dr.Scottsdale, AZ 85258
P: 480-312-5600
F: 480-312-8115
For direct commercial customer service billing inquiries call 480-312-5609
Commercial Services Representative: 480-244-5849

Glossary Links

Solid Waste Commercial Services
https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/solid-waste/commercial-services

List of Accepted Recyclables
https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/Assets/ScottsdaleAZ/Solid+Waste/accepted-recyclables-list.pdf

Recycle Wizard Link
https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/solid-waste/accepted-recyclables-list

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The Town of Smyrna does not provide trash or recycling services. Trash removal and Recycling services are available from a number of private companies. Top providers from the area include:
Waste Management: https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/tn/smyrna
Republic Services:https://www.republicservices.com/locations/tennessee/smyrna
List of Private Hauler Providers for the Town of Smyrna.

Rutherford County Offers 17 Recycling and Drop Off Center Locations, Directions and Information provided on the following link: https://rcgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=5a74fefd558e4a80911ab8a42df70ff8

What We Can Recycle:

(At All Rutherford County Recycling and Drop Off Center unless otherwise noted)

• Aluminum – Beverage Containers
• Cardboard – Clean & Dry
• Plastic – Beverage Containers, Detergent Bottles
• Clear & Colored Glass – Clear Beverage Containers, food jars, liquid wine or liquor bottles
• Mixed Paper- Newspapers, Magazines, Brown Paper Bags, Printer Paper
  Metal- Tin cans, Lids, Copper/Steel , Aluminum

What We Can’t Recycle: 

(At All Rutherford County Recycling and Drop Off Center unless otherwise noted)

• Aluminum – Food Contaminated Aluminum
• Cardboard – Wax coated, Food or liquid contaminate cardboard 
• Plastic – Food Containers, Medicine Bottles, Plastic Bags, Styrofoam, Dry Cleaning Bags, Food & Candy Wrappers, Oil/Antifreeze Bottles, Pesticide/herbicide bottles 
• Clear & Colored Glass – Pyrex or Cookware, Mirror or Window glass, Light bulbs, Ceramics, Drinking glasses

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

Rutherford County Recycling Centers and Drop Off Locations Rules:
http://solidwaste.rutherfordcountytn.gov/recycling-rules.html

• The centers are for Rutherford County residential use only.
• The centers will accept household waste and recyclable materials.
• Recyclable materials should be separated from the trash before arrival to the centers.
• Only one visit per day with the equivalent of one level pickup truck load of household trash is allowed, not construction and/or demolition debris.
• The open-top containers stand about six (6) feet tall. If you need help getting an item over into them, you need to bring that help with you.
• Trailers of approximately 10 feet in length or less are allowed into the centers. It cannot be longer than 10 feet in length. If you are pulling the trailer with a truck, we will only accept the load on the trailer or the truck, not both. The load must still comply with center rules.
• No box trucks or trailers are allowed.
• No yard waste or brush. These items are accepted at the Rutherford County Landfill or Murfreesboro Mulch Facility.
• No propane or gas tanks are allowed.
• No flammable fuels or oils are accepted.
• No commercial waste of materials are allowed.
• No scavenging is allowed.
• No dumping when centers are closed.
• Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners must be intact and free of contaminants before arriving at the centers. DO NOT remove Freon or compressor if recycling.
• The centers will not accept paint, televisions, computers, fluorescent light bulbs or ballast.
• No bulk items accepted on Sunday. *Any item or material that goes into an open-top container is considered bulk. Only household garbage (such as kitchen bags, etc.) and recyclable commodities (metal not included) are accepted on Sundays.
• You must wait your turn, in line, before dumping at the compactors.

For more information, please contact:

Solid Waste Department
Phone: 615-898-7739
Fax: 615-898-7859

Rutherford County Landfill
6000 Landfill Road
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
Phone: 615-898-7874
Fax: 615-898-7804

Glossary Links

Recycling in the Town of Smyrna
https://www.wm.com/us/en/location/tn/smyrna

Republic Services for the Town of Smyrna
https://www.republicservices.com/locations/tennessee/smyrna

Rutherford County Solid Waste Division
https://rcgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=5a74fefd558e4a80911ab8a42df70ff8

Recycling & Convenience Centers
Rutherford County Recycling & Convenience Centers

Recycling in Rutherford County
http://solidwaste.rutherfordcountytn.gov/recycling-rules.html

City Table of Contents

• Multifamily Ordinance
• What We Can Recycle
• What We Can’t Recycle
• Best Practices
• Contact Information
• Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance: 

• There is no mandate to recycle in the City of Southaven or Desoto County however, sanitation and recycling services for both single-family and multi-family units  are provided by Waste Connections, a contracted hauler for the city.
• Sanitation and Recycling Services for multi-family units are to be organized  by contacting the City of Southaven, Public Works and Facilities Department.

What We Can Recycle:

https://www.wasteconnections.com/our-services/commercial-recycling

Waste Connections will pick up a variety of recyclable items with single-stream recycling services.  No need for sorting, all recyclable may go in the same container. Participate by putting recyclables in the blue bin or otherwise designated containers.

If needed, rinse containers. Make sure all containers are empty and dry. NO plastic bags or tissues in recycling. Materials accepted: paper, metal, plastics.

The link below will  direct you to the Southaven Public Works page which includes a search tool, the Waste Wizard app, that will allow you to search if a specific item is recyclable and proper instructions on which bin to use if necessary, and/or where to properly dispose of the item.  This service is to be utilized by all residents of the City of Southaven and is based on the recycling provisions of Waste Connections, the contracted sanitation and recycling hauler for the City.

https://southaven.org/209/Public-Works-and-Facilities

(Searched items for notable examples)

• Plastic
  • Plastic deterrent Bottles (Plastic caps to be put in trash)
  • Milk Plastic Jug
  • Plastic cork for wine
  • Aseptic cartons (Including for Soymilk, Juices etc.)
• Paper
  • Paper Napkins
  • Paper Take Out Food Containers
  • Paper Towel Roll
  • Paper Egg Carton
  • Toilet Paper Roll
  • Wrapping Paper- Paper Only
  • Cup (paper)
• Glass
  •  bottles
  •  jugs
  •  jars
• Metal
  • Steel Food containers
  • Aluminum Cans
  • Aluminum baking pans
• Cardboard
  • Corrugated cardboard boxes (Please flatten boxes)
  • Juice boxes
  • Tissue Boxes
  • Soup Box
  • Boxboard (Please flatten boxes)
  • Gable Top Cartons

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Plastic bags or tissues
• Packing peanuts (take to UPS or shipping stores) 
• No Medical sharps or syringes (put container in trash, clearly label it “SHARPS”
• Alkaline batteries 
• PVC pipes 
• Furniture
• Scrap wood 
• Carpet
• Building materials, wood, joint compound, adhesive, roofing materials
• Plastic caps (from plastic bottles)

Household Hazardous Waste:
Please contact Desoto County for dates for their annual collection day at (662) 469-8152.

Waste Tires:
DeSoto County Board of Supervisors Tire Recycle Locations:
DeSoto County Rubbish Facility – 5255 West Sandidge Rd.
Olive Branch, MS 38654 Central Maintenance Shop – 2339 Gwynn Rd. Hernando, MS 38632
https://www.desotocountyms.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3697/1Tire-Recycle-Locations-Board-of-Supervisors

Oil Recycle:

Desoto County Board of Supervisors Oil Recycle Locations :
Eastern Maintenance Shop – 10947 Hwy 178 Olive Branch, MS 38654
Central Maintenance Shop – 2339 Gwynn Rd. Hernando, MS 38632
Southern Maintenance Shop – 8155 Boggan Ln. Hernando, MS 38632
Northern Maintenance Shop – 5700 Delta View Rd. Walls, MS 38680
https://www.desotocountyms.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3693/1-Oil-Recycle-Locations-Board-of-Supervisors

Electronics:
For electronics disposal, please visit: Desoto County Rubbish Pit 5255 West Sandidge Road, Olive Branch (662) 895‐9705

Recycling Ordinance: Best Practice

• Recycling Drop Off Locations:   The City of Southaven currently collects paper, metal, and plastic at 2 different locations: DeSoto Central High School (2911 Central Parkway) and Multi-Purpose Arena (7360 Hwy. 51 N)***DUE TO AN ISSUE WITH RECYCLING MATERIAL PROCESSING PARTNERS, RECYCLING TRAILERS HAVE BEEN PULLED FROM THE ARENA AT THIS TIME***

For more information, please contact:

Southaven Public Works and Facilities
5813  Pepperchase Drive, Southhaven, MS 38671
Phone: (662) 796-2489
Reference Website: https://southaven.org/209/Public-Works-and-Facilities#
Bradley Wallace, Director
Email: bwallace@southaven.org

Waste Connections
(901) 398-5400
https://www.wasteconnectionsmemphis.com/

Glossary Links

Southaven Sanitation, Rubbish and Recycle Collection Information:
https://southaven.org/209/Public-Works-and-Facilities

Southaven Public Works Facts Page:
https://southaven.org/faq.aspx?TID=27

Waste Connections, Southaven:
https://www.wasteconnectionsmemphis.com/

Southhaven Recycle Drop Off Locations:
https://southaven.org/DocumentCenter/View/220/Recycle-Information?bidId

Desoto County Recycling Efforts Flyer:
https://www.desotocountyms.gov/190/Recycling-Efforts

Desoto County Recycling Directory for Drop Off Locations:
https://www.mdeq.ms.gov/land/waste-division/solid-waste-management-programs/recycling/recycling-directory/desoto-county/

Desoto County Oil Recycle Locations Flyer:
https://www.desotocountyms.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3693/1-Oil-Recycle-Locations-Board-of-Supervisors

Desoto County Tire Recycle Locations Flyer:
https://www.desotocountyms.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3697/1Tire-Recycle-Locations-Board-of-Supervisors

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Contact Information
5. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

Spring is a census-designated place (CDP) within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of Houston in Harris County, Texas, part of the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metropolitan area.
Per City of Houston ordinance the Solid Waste Management Department provides service only to single-family homes, eight units or less. This excludes larger multi-family units from City service; therefore a private service contract for solid waste services is needed. See City of Houston Code of Ordinances Chapter 39.
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/chaper39-2010may.pdf

Business Recycling Program

The City of Houston offers small to midsize businesses curbside recycling collection in Select areas for a small fee. For a nominal fee per cart, businesses are eligible to receive a Maximum of four 96-gallon green carts to store their recyclables. Included with the cart is Information explaining the materials acceptable for collection. The program offers convenient bi-weekly collection with no sorting required.
For information: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/business_recycling.html
Enrollment: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/Bus_Recycling_letter-APP.pdf

Sponsorship Programs

Sponsorship programs are set up by the City to allow homeowner associations the opportunity to obtain collection services beyond those provided by the City through a contractor of their choice. Homeowners’ associations are incorporated entities that have membership that consists of the owners of single-family residences in a defined geographic community.
Application for Sponsorship Program: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/sponsorshipApp.pdf
Sponsorship Information: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/sponsorship.html

What We Can Recycle:

• Metals and Cans: Aluminum and Tin Cans (rinsed drained)
• Plastics #1-5 & #7: Plastic Containers #1 – 5 and 7 (rinsed drained)
• Cardboard & Cartons: Carton – Cardboard boxes and cartons from items such as milk, juice, soup, crackers, cream, beans, water, broth, wine, etc.
• Paper & Newspaper: Paper. Newspaper, Catalogs, Magazines and Phone Books
• Glass: Glass is accepted in the green curbside recycling bin.

Neighborhood Depository/Recycling Centers:

North 9003 N. Main 77022
Northwest 14400 Sommermeyer 77041
Northeast 5565 Kirkpatrick 77028
Southeast 2240 Central Street 77017
South 5100 Sunbeam 77033
Southwest 10785 SW Freeway 77074

Neighborhood Recycling Drop Off Locations:

Westpark Center  5900 Westpark, Houston, TX  77057
Clear Lake/Ellington Airport – Highway 3 @ Brantly Avenue Houston, TX  77034
Kingwood  3210 West Lake Houston Parkway, Houston, TX  77339
Reuse Warehouse  9003 N. Main, Houston, TX  77022

What We Can’t Recycle: 

• Batteries/Electronics; 
•  Shredded Paper;
•  Tanglers (cords, hoses, wires, clothing);
•  Food/Liquids; 
•  Trash and Bagged Recycling;
•  Furniture and Household Goods; 
•  Scrap Wood and Scrap Metal 
•  NO Helium Tanks
•  Yard Waste.

Disposal Links:
Proper disposal of materials.  Visit each link for additional information:

• Antifreeze: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/antifreeze.html
• Batteries: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/batteries.html
• Fluorescent Lights: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/lights.html
• Lawn/Garden Chemicals:https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/chems.html
• Medical Waste:https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/medwaste.html
• Mercury: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/mercury.html
• Paint: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/paint.html
• Pharmaceuticals:https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/medwaste.html
• Used Oil:https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/usedoil.html
• Electronics: https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/electronics_recycling.html

Neighborhood depositories will not accept household garbage, more than five (5) tires per month, per household, and large quantities of building materials.

For more information, please contact:

Small to midsize business owners now have a solution to their recycling needs.
For more Information, contact Roland Turner, business recycling consultant at (832)393-0444, Roland.Turner@houstontx.gov.

Glossary Links

City of Houston Recycling
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/recycling.html

Recycling Poster pdf
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/Recycle_Cal.pdf

Business Recycling
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/business_recycling.html

Contamination Flyer
https://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/no_contamination.pdf

City Table of Contents

1. Multifamily Ordinance
2. What We Can Recycle
3. What We Can’t Recycle
4. Best Practices
5. Contact Information
6. Glossary Links

Multifamily Ordinance 

The City offers information to apartment managers who would like to educate their residents about the options available for their use in Tucson. Environmental Services staff is also available to present recycling information to tenant groups or to work directly with apartment managers to evaluate their recycling options. Call Customer Service at 520-791-3171 for more information.
https://www.tucsonaz.gov/es/commercial-recycling

What We Can Recycle:

Guidelines for Commercial Recycling

• All recyclable materials go in one container – no sorting needed.
• Do not bag recyclables.
• Contaminated loads will be charged at garbage collection rates.
• Please make sure materials are clean, empty, and dry.
• Lightly rinse food containers. Use water wisely — throw very dirty items into the garbage.
• All recyclables go loose into the blue container together — no sorting!
• Please flatten cardboard boxes. Remove plastic wrapping and liners.
• Shredded paper may be recycled in the blue barrel if it is secured in a clear plastic bag.