Curbside Recycling In Middletown

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Recyclers rejoice! Middletown residents can now upgrade to a larger recycling container at no additional cost.

As part of the City’s new contract with Rumpke, residents can trade in the 18-gallon bins for a 65-gallon recycling cart. The carts have wheels for easy mobility and also feature a lid to help keep material in and animals out. Sign up for your recycling cart at www.cityofmiddletown.org or call 513-425-7870. Recycling is collected the same day as your trash.

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Keep Middletown Beautiful, Inc. Promotes Residential Curbside Recycling

Curbside recycling is part of the weekly refuse pickup offered to residents in Middletown. Rumpke Recycling provides this service with the convenience of the red recycle bins available to all residents.

Recycling not only saves natural resources and energy, but it also shows how our actions make a difference in the environment. It is important to conserve landfill space for future generations and we encourage you to start a household recycle plan in your home, office or organization.

Where can I get a new recycle bin?

They are availble inside the lobby of the Middletown City Building, located at One Donham Plaza check with the attendent on duty.


Thank you to these Middletown businesses and organizations

Thank you to these Middletown businesses and organizations who are recycling for a brighter future for Middletown:

City of Middletown
http://www.cityofmiddletown.org/

Middletown School District
http://www.middletowncityschools.com/

Stefano's Restaurant
http://www.stefanositaliancafe.com

Weatherwax Golf Course
http://www.playweatherwax.com/

 


Commonly acceptable paper materials

White ledger paper, computer and copy machine paper, white ledger pads and adding machine tape.

News Quality Papers: newspaper, phone books, wide-lined newsprint Folders: manilla, advertisements, magazines

Correspondence: legal pad paper, colored paper and message sheets, self adhesive notes, index cards, fax paper

Envelopes: with or without windows, with labels, colored and coated

Brown Paper: brown envelopes, brown grocery bags, cereal boxes, beverage cartons, grey cartons and clean pizza boxes (without grease)

Cardboard Boxes: broken down into 3 feet by 3 feet sections

Unacceptable paper materials:

Text Books: the glue binding contaminates the paper

Candy Wrappers: candy and sugars contaminate the paper

Facial tissue and papertowels: these items are contaiminated

Commonly acceptable plastic materials:

PETE
HDPE
Plastic bottles #1 (PETE) soda, water, shampoo and other small mouth bottles.

Plastic bottles #2 (HDPE) milk, detergent and other small bottles

Unacceptable plastic materials:

Oil jugs, Plastic plates, cups and utensils, butter tubs, plastic bags, Toys, Film Containers

Commonly acceptable metals include:

Aluminum cans: beverage and food cans. Steel cans: soup, food and aerosol cans.

Unacceptable metals:

All scrap metal - (except at Runpke Recycling buy-back centers)

Pots and pans, coat hangers, Paint cans

Acceptable glass

Glass bottles and jars: clear, brown, blue and green. (Please rinse and remove lids)

Unacceptable glass:

Window glass, Drinking glasses, Fish tanks, Light Bulbs

 

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