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1. What Can I Bring without a Fee?

• Regular Household Garbage
• Recyclable Paper (cardboard, newspaper, junk mail, books, phone books, etc)
• Recyclable Plastic (numbers 1 through 7), Aluminum, Glass: See guide above for "What's In/What's Out." Must be empty, clean, rinsed and open. Can be mixed together
• Scrap metal: Items must be drained of any oil or gasoline. Place in designated area
• Electronics: Place in designated trailer
• Brush: Up to 4 inches in diameter and not longer than 8 feet in length
• Leaves: Must be emptied from bags in designated area
• Antifreeze, Motor Oil: Place in designated area
• Mattress and Box Spring: Place in the designated trailer

2. What Can I Bring for a Fee?

• Demolition Material: shingles, sheetrock, etc $0.07 per pound ($3 per minute)
• Wood/Lumber: scrap, furniture, painted $0.07 per pound ($3 per minute)
• Appliances: with Freon $10 each
• Furniture: padded $10 each
• Toilet: $5 each
• Sink: $3 each
• Tires (Passenger, Light Truck): $5 each

3. What Can’t I Bring?

No wood larger than 4 inches in diameter.

No clean fill (rocks, concrete, dirt, etc.).

No paint. Find free drop-off locations with the PaintCare program. View the PaintCare Brochure (PDF).

No Hazardous Waste: These items can be disposed at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection.

Household

• Cleaners
• Mothballs
• Photo chemicals
• Full/partially-full aerosols
• Arts and crafts supplies
• Batteries:   button, lithium, or recyclable
• Mercury thermometers
• Fluorescent light bulbs

Garage

• Hand-held propane torch cylinders
• Old chemistry kits
• Transmission fluid
• Gasoline, kerosene
• Waxes and polishes
• Brake fluid
• Workshop:
• Wood strippers
• Paint: Oil-based , Latex, Lead-based
• Paint thinner
• Degreasers
• Solvents
• Sealants

Yard / Garden

• Weed killer
• Insect sprays
• Rodent poison
• Muriatic acid/pool chemicals
• Cesspool cleaners