Curbside Recycling
Curbside recycling is available to ALL residents of Clark County. In some cities and urban growth areas, curbside recycling is mandatory. In all areas, recycling is picked up on the same day as garbage (self-haul garbage customers are given a recyclingschedule). Residents are assigned a pick-up day when they sign up for garbage service.
How do I know who my recycling service provider is? In all areas of Clark County except the greater Woodland area, contact Waste Connections, Inc. (360) 892-5370 or email customerhelp@wasteconnections.com . If you live within the City of Woodland, you may contact Waste Control at (360) 225-7808.
- Mix PAPER, METAL, PLASTIC BOTTLES AND TUBS in your blue cart.
- Separate your GLASS from other recyclables and place in a bin or multifamily roller cart.
- SET OUT your single family bins by 6:30 a.m. on the morning of collection ~ same day as trash pick up. PLEASE place no more than 5 feet from your curb and keep your cart and bin at least 3 feet apart.
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Clean metal cans and
metal lids,
Clean foil, pie plates & trays,
Empty aerosol cans,
Other small metal items
DO rinse containers, foil, pie plates, trays
DO remove and discard any attached plastic, wood or rubber from small metal items. Contain loose nuts and bolts in a tin can and crimp the top.
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NO Food or liquid,
hazardous chemical containers
DON'T flatten cans
DON’T include full or partially full aerosol spray cans (they can go to an HHW facility for recycling).
DON’T set out scrap metal pieces larger than 24 inches in any direction or heavier than 35 pounds
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Newspapers,
Phonebooks,
Magazines, catalogs,
Milk & juice cartons,
Cereal & shoe boxes,
Corrugated cardboard,
paper bags,
Mail & Envelopes,
Office paper (staples and paper clips - OK)
DO flatten boxes. Cut them down to to fit in your cart.
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NO Food soiled paper, napkins, paper towels, pizza boxes,
Waxed cardboard,
Paper cups, paper plates ,
Plastic bags or rubber bands,
Frozen food boxes
DON’T include waxed cardboard or food contaminated cardboard.
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Plastic bottles,
Plastic tubs,
Nursery pots,
Plastic buckets (5 gal or less)
DO rinse. Check the neck! Only recycle plastic bottles with necks smaller than their bases. |
NO Plastic lids, Plastic bags,
Block foam, Food or liquid,
Hazardous chemical containers (If a container held motor oil or chemicals, put the lid on it and put it in the trash.)
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In the GLASS ONLY bin
Glass bottles and Jars
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NO Broken Glass, light bulbs, drinking glasses
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On the side
Motor oil and antifreeze - must be in a clear one-gallon container with a screw-on top.
Household batteries -flashlight, hearing aid and rechargeable batteries (alkaline, ni-cad and lithium) should be placed in a clear plastic bag and on top of the cart.
NO Vehicle batteries. They may be taken to a household hazardous waste collection site.
DON'T mix motor oil and antifreeze
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