Recycling Drop-off Facilities

Unless otherwise noted, most drop off facilities in the county accept:

• Aluminum & Steel Cans
• Cardboard & Paperboard
• Glass Bottles & Jars
• #1 and #2 Plastic bottles
• Paper - including newspaper, magazines, junk mail, mixed paper, and telephone books

Recycling Details

Containers

• Aluminum cans - Rinse
• Steel cans - Rinse and remove food residue. Place lid inside can.
• Glass bottles & jars - Rinse and remove lids. No drinking glasses, dishes, Pyrex, light bulbs, or window glass.
• Plastic bottles & jugs - Rinse. No need to remove lids.
  • Neck must be smaller than bottom of container.
  • #1 and #2 plastics only - includes soda and water bottles, peanut butter jars, milk and water jugs, detergent containers, and shampoo bottles
  • No margarine, yogurt, or other tubs

Paper

• Mixed paper and magazines - May be loose or in paper bags.
  • No paper plates or cups
  • No milk or juice cartons
  • No frozen food containers
  • No plastic egg cartons
• Newspaper - May be loose or in paper bags.
• Paperboard (Chipboard) - Includes cereal and shoe boxes

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off

Special waste that can be recycled includes:

• Electronics
• Light Bulbs
• Scrap Metal & Appliances
• Sharps
• Tires

Learn more about special waste recycling

Household hazardous waste includes many household items that can be hazardous to the health of humans, animals, and the environment. Household hazardous waste accepted at our drop-off facility includes:

• Automotive Fluids
• Batteries
• Cleaning Products
• Cooking Oil
• Lawn & Garden Products
• Lighters & Lighter Fluid
• Mercury Products
• Paint Products
• Pressurized Containers
• Swimming Pool Chemicals

Each facility may have different rules; please check the table below. Some fees may be applied.