Jacksonville Recycles

 

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Recycle Weekly! 
For residential customers, recycling pick up is typically on your trash collection day. The City provides a recycling container for your use. 

Please Note: To help us serve you better, please do not place recyclables in bags. Recycle items larger than 2 feet not accepted at this time. 
Recycle ContainerNeed a Container? 
Please call Sanitation at 910 938-5338 for a container or to find out when pick up is available in your area.

Bulky Items? call 938-5338 to schedule pick up.
 Plastics
Plastic Bottle
Some Acceptable Plastics include:
  • Soda bottles, water bottles, cooking oil bottles, and medicine containers. 
  • Laundry/dish detergent containers, plastic milk carton, shampoo & conditioner containers.
  • Some Packaging Materials, Tupperware, yogurt tubs, medicine containers, and soda bottles.
  • Plastic cups, disposable cutlery and cups (clear and colored), coffee cups, & some styrofoam containers.
  • If it has the Number 1-7 it is recyclable
Non-Recyclable Plastics 
  • No grocery or sandwich bags, 5-gallon buckets. Furniture and larger objects that do not fit in the City recycle container are Not acceptable
  • PVC piping/tubing, plastic clam shells, vinyl siding, Styrofoam or polystyrene, plastic medical waste and plastics that have come in contact with petroleum products of hazardous waste
 Glass & Paper
Newspaper
Recyclable Glass & Paper
  • Glass - Clear, Brown & Green
  • Paper- Newspapers, Brochures, 
  • Magazines, Catalogues (2 in. or less), White Paper, Junk Mail, Colored Paper, Phone Books, Computer Paper, 
  • Paper Bags, File Folders, 
  • Soft Cover Books, Cardboard Boxes, Cereal Boxes
Glass Bottles
Non-Recyclable Glass & Paper

  • No napkins, paper towels, tissues, paper plates or waxed material. Please do not put anything in bags. Please keep clean and dry if possible.
  • No ceramic or porcelain cups and plates, drinking glasses or stemware, heat-resistant ovenware, light bulbs, mirrors, auto glass or window panes
  • No antifreeze containers, plastic bags, coat hangers, paint cans, or household items such as toasters, cooking pots or pans.
Metal 
Metal Cans
Recyclable Metals
  • Aluminum and steel cans  
Non-Recyclable Metals
  • No pie pans or foil, cans that have contained hazardous waste (oil, insecticide, paint, etc.)

 


Additional Recycling Resources

Solid Waste and Recycling Educational Program

Solid Waste and Recycling Advisory Board

Locate recycling facilities anywhere you travel for free,
24 hours a day by calling 800-CLEANUP or 253-2687. 

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