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I’m for recyclables! I’m for compostables! Bagged dry-cell household batteries go on top of me! (cart-based customers only) Your extra cardboard goes here! I’m for trash! Wheel carts/bins to street curbside by 7:00 a.m. on your collection day. Residential collection will be provided from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Carts/bins may be set-out for 24 hour period only for the purposes of collection, by city ordinance. Do not overload carts/bins; lids must close. Overage fees may apply if overflowing Cart-based customers may place flattened cardboard (up to 4’ x 4’) between carts at the curb. Cart-based customers may place household batteries (AAA, AA, B, C, D & small button batteries), including rechargeable and cell phone batteries in a clear plastic bag, seal shut and tape to the top of the gray recyclables cart. Holiday Schedule: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day. When holiday lands on weekday, collection will be one day later for rest of week. Cart and Bin Set-Out Information Services & Information FREE BATTERY AND COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULB (CFL) COLLECTION FOR ALL RESIDENTS Batteries: Tape a clear plastic, sealed bag of batteries (all alkaline, small button, rechargeable and cell phone batteries) onto your GRAY curbside recycling cart (Cart customers only). CFLs: Free collection boxes are available by calling WM (below). No recycling cart? Property owners/managers, call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 for free battery collection container. FREE HOLIDAY TREE - CYCLING PICKUP Holiday trees are collected during the first two weeks of January. Collection and set out method and instructions/ may vary. Clean trees only: no “snow” flocking, stands or decorations. Trees must be cut to less than 5 feet tall. Large Property Service - Owners/managers of large properties may call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 to receive a free roll-off box for holiday tree-cycling. BULKY ITEM PICKUP Multi-family properties are eligible for bulky item pickup twice a year. Service is dependent on the size and location of the property. Property owners/managers, call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 to schedule a collection. Single-family neighborhoods, watch for the annual April collection event. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ( HHW ) HHW Drop-off Center is located at 2100 East 7th St., Oakland. For more information & schedule, call ( 800 ) 606-6606 or visit household-hazwaste.org. For disposing paint only, visit Paintcare.org. MEDWASTE TRACKER Waste Management’s MedWaste Tracker provides for the safe containment, collection, and destruction of used sharps in the convenience of your home with a pre-paid postage return box. Available at www.thinkgreenfromhome.com PROPERTY MANAGER SERVICE Visit Emeryville.WM.com for more information on services including a free on-site waste assessment (contact below). Waste Management Customer Service 510 613 8710 Alameda County Recycling Hotline 1 877 STOPWASTE ( 1 877 786 7927 ) www.StopWaste.Org City of Emeryville Environmental Services Dept. 510 596 3795 [email protected] emeryville.org/recycle MULTI-FAMILY DISPOSAL & RECYCLING SERVICES UPDATED SORTING GUIDELINES INSIDE 172 98 th Avenue Oakland, CA 94603 emeryville.wm.com Para obtener esta información en español, llame al ( 510 ) 613 - 8700.
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I’m for recyclables! I’m for compostables!
Bagged dry-cell householdbatteries go on top of me!(cart-based customers only)
Your extracardboardgoes here!
I’m for trash!
�� Wheel carts/bins to street curbside by 7:00 a.m. on your collection day. Residential collection will be provided from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
�� Carts/bins may be set-out for 24 hour period only for the purposes of collection, by city ordinance.
�� Do not overload carts/bins; lids must close. Overage fees may apply if overflowing
�� Cart-based customers may place flattened cardboard (up to 4’ x 4’) between carts at the curb.
�� Cart-based customers may place household batteries (AAA, AA, B, C, D & small button batteries), including rechargeable and cell phone batteries in a clear plastic bag, seal shut and tape to the top of the gray recyclables cart.
�� Holiday Schedule: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day. When holiday lands on weekday, collection will be one day later for rest of week.
Cart and Bin Set-Out Information
Services & InformationFREE BATTERY AND COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULB (CFL) COLLECTION FOR ALL RESIDENTSBatteries: Tape a clear plastic, sealed bag of batteries (all alkaline, small button, rechargeable and cell phone batteries) onto your GRAY curbside recycling cart (Cart customers only).
CFLs: Free collection boxes are available by calling WM (below).No recycling cart? Property owners/managers, call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 for free battery collection container.
FREE HOLIDAY TREE-CYCLING PICKUPHoliday trees are collected during the first two weeks of January. Collection and set out method and instructions/ may vary. Clean trees only: no “snow” flocking, stands or decorations. Trees must be cut to less than 5 feet tall.Large Property Service - Owners/managers of large properties may call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 to receive a free roll-off box for holiday tree-cycling.
BULKY ITEM PICKUPMulti-family properties are eligible for bulky item pickup twice a year. Service is dependent on the size and location of the property. Property owners/managers, call Waste Management at (510) 613-8710 to schedule a collection. Single-family neighborhoods, watch for the annual April collection event.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW)HHW Drop-off Center is located at 2100 East 7th St., Oakland. For more information & schedule, call (800) 606-6606 or visit household-hazwaste.org. For disposing paint only, visit Paintcare.org.
MEDWASTE TRACKERWaste Management’s MedWaste Tracker provides for the safe containment, collection, and destruction of used sharps in the convenience of your home with a pre-paid postage return box. Available at www.thinkgreenfromhome.com
PROPERTY MANAGER SERVICEVisit Emeryville.WM.com for more information on services including a free on-site waste assessment (contact below).
Waste Management Customer Service 510 613 8710
Alameda County Recycling Hotline 1 877 STOPWASTE (1 877 786 7927) www.StopWaste.Org
City of Emeryville Environmental Services Dept. 510 596 3795 [email protected] emeryville.org/recycle
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RECYCLEPlease empty all containers prior to recycling.
Do not bag recyclables.UPDATED: No coated paper (with surface sheen) such as cups, plates or cardboard
boxes. No “compostable” plastics.
RECYCLE
Clean Paper, Magazines, Newspaper, Cardboard, Junk Mail
All Metal Beverage & Food Cans, Empty Aerosol Cans, Clean Aluminum Pans & Foil
Glass Bottles & Jars (Even broken)
Empty Plastic Bottles, Rigid Plastic Containers(Lids should be left on or placed in trash)
TRASH
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FREE Recycling Tote Bag (while supplies last) To assist you in your recycling efforts, the City of Emeryville is offering free reusable tote bags to transport all your recyclable materials to your outside container. To get your bag, contact Marcy Greenhut, [email protected], 510-596-3795
Think Before You Throw. Reduce and Reuse.Keep things out of the landfill to minimize environmental impact and reduce greenhouse gases. Donate reusable items to reduce your impact.
As an example, donate gently worn items to a second-hand store or clothing drive.
FREE Kitchen Food Scrap Pail (while supplies last)Use a kitchen food pail, or other reusable containers, or collect with paper bags or newspaper, then dispose into green waste cart. Email [email protected] or call 510-596-3795 to request a free counter-top kitchen pail. Fats, oil and grease should be scraped into a sturdy paper container then placed in green waste cart. For large amount of cooking oil, please visit ebmud.com/fog
Snack & Chip Bags, Candy Wrappers
Broken Glass & Dishes (Please Wrap)
Hoses, Cords & Wire
Drink & Beverage Cartons, Boxes / Pouches
(Multi-material Packaging)
Diapers, Pet Waste, Disposable Gloves
Polystyrene Foam & Packaging
Plastic Wrap, Bags & Other Plastic Film
Disposable Drink Cups, Coated Paper Plates (With surface sheen)
Plastic Utensils & Straws (Including Compostable), Plastic Lids, Plastic Plates
COMPOST
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UPDATED: Milk cartons, coated paper (with surface sheen) such as cups, plates or
cardboard boxes, belong in trash only.
Coffee Grounds & Tea Bags
No loose plastic bags are allowed in the COMPOST or RECYCLING containers. Commercial customers may use either clear bags (where the contents are visible) or BPI compostable bags to contain organic material.
Yard Waste, Untreated Wood
Food Scraps, Including Egg Shells, Meat & Bones
Food Soiled Paper, Napkins, Paper Towels, Pizza Boxes, Cardboard Egg Cartons, Non-coated Take-out Containers & Paper Plates (No surface sheen)
