ALL in ONE Recycling Guidelines
- Recycle office paper, junk mail, cardboard and cartons, tin, steel and aluminum cans, plastic bottles, tubs and jugs with a # 1-7, magazines, newspapers and glossy inserts
- Rinse, clean and keep items dry
- No loose caps or lids, keep lids attached to bottle or jar
- Do not recycle items labeled toxic, poisonous, corrosive or flammable, must be taken to the City's Household Hazardous Waste Facility
Plastic Containers #1-7
Only plastic containers in the form of a bottle, tub or jug with numbers 1-7 are acceptable
Do Not Recycle: plastic bags, plastic to-go containers, motor oil or antifreeze bottles, shrink wrap, toys and plastic 6-pack rings.
Flattened Cardboard and Paperboard
Flattened corrugated cardboard, paperboard, milk and juice cartons, pizza boxes, soup and broth cartons and beverage cases can be recycled.
Do Not Recycle: freezer boxes.
Aluminum, Steel, Tin and Aerosol Cans
Aluminum, steel, tin and empty aerosol cans (no caps) can be recycled.
Do Not Recycle: scrap metal, razor blades, tin foil, nails, rusty cans, metal pots and pans.
Newspapers, Magazines and Catalogs
Newspapers, magazines and catalogs with a glued binding are acceptable for recycling, other items include: junk mail, office paper, non-spiral bound phone books, softcover books and brown grocery bags.
Do Not Recycle: shredded paper, egg cartons or spiral bound books.
Unacceptable Items for the ALL in ONE Recycling Program
- Plastic Bags
- Styrofoam
- Food Waste/Compost
- Syringes
- Glass bottles