Recyclable: 

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• Aluminum cans

• Aluminum foil and trays (ball foil up to softball size)

• Caps and lids from bottles, jars and steel (tin) cans

• Paint cans (must be empty or dry)

• Spray cans (must be empty)

• Steel (tin) cans

Plastics:​

• Bottles (leave caps on)

• Buckets (metal handle ok)

• CD’s, DVD’s, CDROM & Cases (remove paper insert)

• Coffee cup lids

• Containers and clamshells

• Corks – plastic

• Cups and plates (plastic only, no Styrofoam)

• Flower pots and trays – plastic

• Laundry detergent bottles

• Molded plastic packaging

• Toys (no electronics, metal or batteries)

• Tubs and lids (i.e.,: yogurt containers and Tupperware)

• Utensils – plastic

Paper (clean, dry and unsoiled):

• Empty, clean coffee cups

• Empty, clean ice cream containers

• Soup cartons and juice boxes

• Paper milk, juice and other beverage cartons

• Bags (paper only)

• Cardboard (non-waxed)

• Cereal boxes and Paperboard (remove plastic liner)

• Computer and office paper

• Egg cartons (paper)

• Envelopes (windows okay)

• Junk mail and magazines

• Newspapers

• Packing or Kraft paper

• Phonebooks

• Sticky notes

• Shredded paper (place in sealed paper bag and label “Shredded Paper”)

• Wrapping paper
  (non-metallic)

Glass (no liquids or food):

• Glass bottles and jars only
  (metal caps and lids too)