Residential recycling is collected on Monday and should be placed at the curb no later than 7:00 a.m. on the day of collection. Condominiums and commercial businesses contract directly with their waste hauler for their recycling needs. It is important not to contaminate recyclable collections with non-recyclable items. 

• Recycle batteries & electronic devices (type your zip code into the search box)
• Public recycle drop off locations

Learn about what can and cannot be recycled.

Recyclable items determined by Waste Management include:

Rigid Plastics / Bottles

The code number on the bottom of plastics and bottles is commonly mistaken as an indicator of a product's ability to be recycled. In actuality, this number only indicates the chemical make-up or type of plastic used in the product. Not all types of plastics can be recycled. Today, it is best to recycle by shape: all bottles, jars, jugs and tubs, as those materials are most likely to be made of plastics that truly can be recycled.

Metals

Generally accepted items include:

• Tin cans
• Aluminum cans
• Steel cans

Paper / Cardboard

Generally accepted items include:

• Office paper
• Magazines
• Flattened cardboard
• Newspaper
• Phonebooks
• Flattened cereal boxes
• Junk mail
• Paperboard
• Flattened snack boxes

Glass

Generally accepted items include:

• Food containers and jars
• Soft drink and beer bottles
• Wine and liquor bottles