Baltimore County Recycling Containers

As acceptable materials on the county website s recycling collection.

Baltimore county recycling containers. Baltimore county officials revealed this week that the county. Placing the items in their recycling bins. Call the recycling office at 410 396 4511 and one will be mailed to you. Recycling containers can include any of the following.

World recycling provides a drop off service for commercial cardboard and paper. This includes catalogs magazines junk mail newspapers and non metallic wrapping paper cardboard and paperboard boxes including cereal boxes without liners and frozen food packaging. The recycling division is responsible for promoting recycling and waste prevention reduction and reuse. We want to be your one call recycling center.

We also provide other services such as repairs office moving and shred truck rentals. Debris bulk trash recycling ecycling drop off locations. Even if plastic bags are marketed as recycling bags recyclable or compostable they are not acceptable containers for recycling in baltimore county. Recycling bins usually colored blue or marked with a recycling symbol must not have a maximum filled weight of more than 40 pounds.

Recycling only stickers are available and can be applied to any receptacle used to contain recyclables. Clean paper all colors and types. Containers foil cereal and other paperboard boxes cardboard aseptic and gable top containers books plastic bags bagged together plastic bottles 1 7 magazines and catalogs newspapers office paper junk mail plastic. Learn more about how we can preserve the life of the county s landfill by reducing our waste and recycling as much as possible.

Baltimore county s only active landfill eastern sanitary landfill is already more than half full. Recycling is different from household garbage it is generally clean paper bottles and cans so a container with a lid is not required though they are available for our 25 gallon recycling bins. Recycling advice for baltimore county posted on 06 16 2019 in category news last month the jennifer branch conservation association jbca of the gunpowder valley conservancy gvc sponsored richard keller from baltimore county solid waste disposal to speak at seven oaks senior center to discuss the do s and don ts of recycling.