- Aluminum Cans (please rinse)
Examples: soda, juice & beer cans
- Aluminum Foil
- Aluminum Pie Plates
- Steel/Tin Food & Beverage Cans (please rinse)
Examples: soup, vegetable, fruit & dog and cat food cans
- Paperboard and clear plastic Egg Cartons only.
Please no Styrofoam egg cartons!
Clear, Green & Brown Glass Bottles & Jars - please rinse
Examples: food & beverage bottles & jars
- Plastic marked "1" through "7" on bottom
- Bottles, yogurt tubs, disposable cutlery and cups, meat trays, bakery shells
Examples: soda, milk & detergent bottles
- NOW ACCEPTED – Flexible Plastic packaging.
Examples: food & product pouches, chip bags, shrink wrap & overwrap, baby food & drink pouches, air pillows, bubble wrap, cereal bags, bread bags
- NOW ACCEPTED – Aseptic and gable-top cartons
Examples: milk cartons, juice cartons, soup and broth cartons, plantmilk cartons, juice boxes
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- Mixed Paper
- Newspapers, notebooks and school paper (including spiral bound books)
- soft and hardback books and textbooks
- paper shopping bags
- pet food bags (without plastic liners)
- chipboard packaging (including nonperishable food boxes)
- beer and soda cartons and six-pack packaging
- cracker, cake and cereal boxes (without plastic pouches or inserts)
- Corrugated cardboard
- Cardboard boxes must be broken down to 4' x 4' x 12"
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- Heavily soiled food containers
- Medicine containers
- Styrofoam including packing 'peanuts', egg cartons and insulation
- Aerosol Cans
- Hangers
- Scrap Metal
- Clothes and textiles*
- Any electronics – i.e. anything that plugs into a wall or has cords, batteries, or circuit boards
- Glass cookware/bakeware
- Ceramic dishes & mugs
- Light bulbs
- Plate & Window glass
- Medical tubing
- Motor Oil containers
- Meat wraps
- Outdoor carpet
- Garden hoses
*Clothes and textiles can’t be placed in recycling bins. However, they can be dropped off, free of charge, at the Township Recycling Center during normal business hours.
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