Local recycling options

Curbside Options

The following is a list of area residential waste haulers that may give you recycling bins to use in conjunction with your regular trash pickup. Call for recycling availability:

Waste Management: 800-343-6047
H.W. Mann: 937-324-1324
Rumpke: 800-223-3960
Vince: 937-323-3640
CJ's Refuse Hauling, LLC: 937-244-8779

Other Recycling Outlets

If you’re willing to go the extra mile to recycle your waste, here are some outlets you may find useful.

*Please call ahead to confirm acceptance of these items.*

Batteries (Lead Acid)

Batteries (Household)

Cell Phones

Concrete and Blacktop

Clothes Hangers and Dry Cleaning Bags

Eyeglasses

Electronics

Goodwill Stores

Goodwill, through a partnership with Dell, accepts most computer-related equipment free of charge. Both Clark County stores are involved in this program. Items accepted include desktop and laptop computers, monitors, printers, hard drives, scanners, keyboards, mice, cords, speakers, and ink and toner cartridges. For more information on the Goodwill program, check out:

http://reconnectpartnership.com/

Best Buy Recycles

Best Buy stores will accept for recycling most consumer electronics without charging a fee. A $25 fee is charged for tube TVs smaller than 32” and flat-screen TVs smaller than 50", Larger TVs and flat screens are not accepted. Items accepted for free include battery backups, cables and connectors, power inverters, portable media players, projectors, DirecTV set-top box/converters, DVD/Blu-ray players, VCRs, remotes, surge protectors, TiVO, and others. In addition, all Best Buy stores offer recycling kiosks in the entryway where consumers may drop-off cell phones, rechargeable batteries, ink-jet cartridges, gift cards, CDs, DVDs, and smart phones free of charge. For more information on Best Buy’s recycling program, go to www.bestbuy.com and, under the "Services" menu, click on "Recycling Your Old Products."

Motor Oil

Oil Filters:

Carefully punch a hole in the filter and allow it to drain in a pan for 24 hours. Recycle the oil (see above locations) and take the used filter to Staker Alloy (at the corner of Lagonda and James St.).

Other Metals

Packing Peanuts and Bubble Wrap (also plastic packaging "pillows")

Plastic Grocery Bags (Avoid them by shopping with a reusable bag!)

Power Equipment (Lawn mowers, Chainsaws, Weed-eaters, etc.)

Printer Cartridges

Propane Cylinders (10 lbs. or larger, grill-type tanks)

Scrap Metal (applicances, cans, etc.) GET PAID!

Stoves

String Lights (Christmas lights)...........Recycling Center

Tapes (VHS and cassette).....................Recycling Center

Trees and Yard Waste......see Compost page.

Tubs and Toilets

Wood and Wooden Pallets

Washing Machines & Dryers

Water Heaters