Recyclables
Food Scraps and Yard Debris
Garbage
Hazardous and Unacceptable Waste
 
 
 





Garbage

Click here for a picture showing items not allowed in the garbage.

Most of what businesses throw in the garbage is actually recyclable. The more you recycle, the lower your garbage bill.

For a list of materials to recycle click here
For tips on reducing waste altogether, click here

Prohibited Items
Do not put the following materials in the garbage:

    Computers and TVs. For safe disposal options see the Take It Back Network.
    Needles and syringes. For safe disposal options see Frequently Asked Questions - Recycling Service.
    Fluorescent tubes and bulbs. For safe disposal options see Frequently Asked Questions - Recycling Service
    Concrete, rocks and dirt

    Hazardous Waste: Oil-based paint, varnish, paint thinner, solvents

    • Lawn products: insecticides, herbicides, fertilizer
    • Automotive products: vehicle batteries and fluids
    • Aerosol spray cans

    For safe disposal options for these and other materials visit www.govlink.org/hazwaste/business/index

    Computers and TVs
    Needles and syringes
    Concrete, rocks and dirt
    Hazardous Waste:

    • Oil-based paint, varnish, paint thinner, solvents
    • Lawn products: insecticides, herbicides, fertilizer
    • Automotive products: vehicle batteries and fluids
    • Aerosol spray cans

Special Handling

    Bag loose items

    • Cool and bag loose ashes
    • Bag cat litter or animal waste
    • Bag loose Styrofoam packing pellets
    • Bag loose sawdust

Latex Paint Cans

    Paint must be dry or solid (use pet litter)
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