• Office paper
• Newspaper
• Glass
• Plastic
• Yard-waste
• Tires
• Scrap wood (from construction sites)
• Florescent Bulbs (non-residential)
• Mixed Paper
• Cardboard
• Aluminum 
• Steel Containers
• Textiles
• Plastic Film (non-residential large quantity generators)
• White goods electronics (non-residential)
• Rechargeable batteries

For information on residential recycling, click here. 

Businesses must have a system in place to handle all mandated recyclables they generate. All containers used for the storage or collection of recyclables, both inside and outside the facility, must be clearly labeled. It is not permissible to mix recyclables with non-recyclable waste. The size and quantity of all containers must be adequate to handle the volume of material the business generates. Containers should not be overflowing onto the ground nor should excess material be placed in the wrong container. Landlords are responsible for compliance by tenants on commercial and residential properties for which the landlord provides the waste collection services. Waste generators found to be in non-compliance during routine inspections are given a Notice of Non-Compliance by the inspector. Waste generators who are in repeated non-compliance may be issued Notices of Violation and Penalty Assessments as set forth in the Solid Waste Management Plan.