FAQ

• What Can I Do With Batteries?
  • Household alkaline batteries no longer contain hazardous materials and may be thrown away in the garbage. Please choose rechargeable batteries whenever possible.
  • Rechargable batteries– Most battery retailers in the tri-city area will recycle rechargable batteries. Please refer to the yellow pages under “Batteries-Retail” for a current listing.
  • Vehicle batteries cannot be disposed of in the garbage. Please call an auto parts store or battery retailer for diposal options.
• What Can I Do With Old Appliances?

  For a cost of $70.00 per ton or an $12.00 minimum for the weight of 300lbs or less. (each 100lbs over will run an additional $3.50) Major appliances such as washers, dryers, hot water heaters, and stoves are accepted and recycled. Refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers are not accepted at the transfer station unless, it is accompanied by invoice from the licensed professional who completed the evacuation stating all CFC’s(refrigerants) have been evacuated. We accept analog televisions for the same rate as appliances.

• What Can I Recycle?
  • Cardboard
  • Paper
  • Food Boxes
  • Mail
  • Beverage Cans
  • Food Cans
  • Glass Bottles
  • Jars(glass & plastic)
  • Jugs
  • Plastic Bottles & Caps
• What Can’t I Recycle?
  • Paperback or hardbound books
  • Grass, yard and/or food waste
  • Plastic bags
  • Styrofoam
  • Unrecyclable caps and lids
  • Diapers
  • Medical tubes