Remove the batteries
Check the electronic devices you need to dispose of. If possible, remove the batteries. If not, bring the whole device to a drop-off location.
Recycling Guide
Millennium Waste is proud to serve commercial buildings, businesses, residential facilities, and homeowners as their recycling partner.
Our Disposal Guide
Our Disposal Guide
Our Disposal Guide
What Can and Cannot Be Recycled
- Aluminum
- Beverage containers
- Cardboard
- Laundry detergent bottles
- Milk and water jugs
- Paper
- Plastic with #1-7 printed in the triangle on the bottom
- Wine and beer bottles
- Broken glass
- Buckets
- Chemical / pesticide containers
- Plastic bags
- Used oil containers
Millennium Waste Inc.
Residential Recycling Pickup Instructions
- 18-gallon carts will be provided.
- Loosly place only acceptable materials in your recycling cart. Please do not bag your recyclables.
- Place recycling containers on curb the night before your scheduled pickup day.
Our Process of Recycling
How Does Recycling Work?
We pick up recyclables from your home or community and transport them to a materials recovery facility (MRF). There, items are sorted, cleaned, and processed into recyclable materials ready to be turned into new products.
Clean every item
Clean items are crucial to avoid contamination during transportation and processing.
Collection
Recycle containers are collected curbside, at multi-family dwellings, or businesses.
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Recycling facility (MRF)
Materials are sorted and organized by material types, then inspected for final quality control clean-up before being compressed.
Battery Disposal
Incorrect Battery Disposal Can Cause Fires
Common household items seem harmless, however, the batteries in them pose risks when disposed into regular garbage or recycling containers because of their highly flammable nature.
Store batteries in a safe place
Store batteries in non-metallic containers (plastic, cardboard, or glass) that do not conduct electricity if there is a spark.
Find your local drop-off
Find a local electronic disposal store, or find a drop-off location near you.
