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We have switched to clear bags to increase the amount of recyclables and organics and decrease what is ending up in the landfill. We know that there are still people who are not participating in our recycling and composting programs. The use of clear bags makes it simple to inspect bags for banned materials.

No. Recyclables must be placed in blue bags. This will eliminate any confusion between garbage and recycling.

Like all new programs, there will be a grace period to allow people to adjust to the changes. However, you are expected to use clear bags and clear bags will be enforced.

Yes. At home and at work, everyone is expected to use clear bags.

For people with health issues contact Waste Check to arrange a visit to discuss your needs.

These can be placed right in your clear bags.

Place in your clear garbage bag.

They can be placed in your green cart for composting.

All milk cartons and jugs should be rinsed and go in recycle Blue Bag#2 with your containers and other recyclables.

Due to fire hazard, stove ashes are NOT acceptable in the green cart. Ashes are best disposed of on your property. Ashes are also accepted in your regular garbage, but must be bagged separately with Ashes clearly marked on the outside.

Please remember that no matter which method of disposal you use, that you ensure ashes are cold prior to disposal.

They are all garbage and should be placed in your clear garbage bag.

Car batteries can be taken to your local ENVIRO-DEPOT or check with your local garage.

Most household paint can be returned to your local ENVIRO-DEPOT for recycling. Call Waste Check for more information.

Empty Paint Cans are part of the paint recycling program so can be returned to your local enviro depot for recycling. Please contact Waste Check for more information.