Answer:The City uses single-sort recycling. This means that you do not need to separate your recyclables — you can recycle all approved recyclables together in the first hopper at the Transfer Station.
Approved recyclables are:
- Rigid plastic containers #1-7
- Paper, newspaper, paper bags, magazines, envelopes, flyers, and books
- glass jars and bottles
- paper coffee cups and milk, juice, dairy-free milk and broth cartons
- cardboard, paperboard, and tubes
- metal cans, pots, and pans
The following items are not allowed in the recycling hopper:
- plastic bags, bubble wrap, or plastic wrap
- light bulbs, batteries, or electronics
- Food and yard waste or demolition debris
- bagged recyclables or trash
- to-go lids, styrofoam, straws, or napkins
- hoses, ropes, or textiles
- diapers or pet waste
- sharps, knives, or propane tanks
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The City uses single-sort recycling. This means that you do not need to separate your recyclables — you can recycle all approved recyclables together in the first hopper at the Transfer Station.
Approved recyclables are:
- Rigid plastic containers #1-7
- Paper, newspaper, paper bags, magazines, envelopes, flyers, and books
- glass jars and bottles
- paper coffee cups and milk, juice, dairy-free milk and broth cartons
- cardboard, paperboard, and tubes
- metal cans, pots, and pans
The following items are not allowed in the recycling hopper:
- plastic bags, bubble wrap, or plastic wrap
- light bulbs, batteries, or electronics
- Food and yard waste or demolition debris
- bagged recyclables or trash
- to-go lids, styrofoam, straws, or napkins
- hoses, ropes, or textiles
- diapers or pet waste
- sharps, knives, or propane tanks
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