Together, we’re driving toward a brighter future. We offer a variety of recycling options to our business and industrial customers, including cardboard, scrap metal, mixed office recycling, and plastics. All you need to do is place recyclable items into your cart and we’ll make sure they find their best next use.
Sort with care. Whether you’re tackling everyday waste or a larger cleanup project, learn what should (and shouldn’t) go in your recycling bins.
Mixed Recycling Roll Cart
Plastic bottles, jugs, tubs, buckets, and rigid pot plants (must be 2”x2” or larger, caps OK if screwed on); aluminum and steel cans; scrap metal less than 10 lbs. and 18”; flattened cardboard/packaging boxes; food/beverage cartons; newspaper, magazines, office paper, paper egg cartons, mail, paperback books, paper bags, and non-metalic gift wrap.
Red Basket
Glass bottles (empty, clean, dry); household batteries (placed in zip-sealed bag); usable latex or oil-based paint (up to two 1-gallon labeled cans, no rust); used motor oil (up to 1 gallon in a leak-proof, plastic, screw-top container); antifreeze (in screw-top, see-through plastic jug; keep separate from motor oil); vegetable cooking oil (up to 2 gallons in screw-top, see-through plastic jug).
Download a PDF guide for your mixed recycling cart.
Not Allowed
Styrofoam
Electronics
Lightbulbs
Shredded Paper
Hazardous Waste
Chemicals
Plastic Bags
Frozen Food Boxes
Some of these items can be picked up for an additional fee. See our Junk Removal or Electronics Removal pages for more details.
Service Options
Curbside Recycling Service
Curbside means just that — you place your recycling bin at your curb or enclosure along with your trash cart, and we’ll take it from there.
Recycling Depot
If you have too much recycling to fit in your bin or need to dispose of something extra, bring your items to our convenient drop-off location.
Container Sizes
Trash service includes a 95-gallon roll cart and red basket for recycling. Front-load cardboard containers can be added to your service at no extra charge.
Food-grade plastic containers that are 12 ounces or larger can be placed in your blue mixed recycling cart. Please rinse first and dispose of any pumps or screwtops.
Yes, any tin or aluminum cans or food grade plastic need to be clean of any remnants.
Shredded paper belongs in the garbage, due to the difficulty of sorting the material.
Yes! Please be sure all boxes are flattened and packaging materials have been removed. Then simply stack them next to your cart and we’ll take care of it.
