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Curbside Recycling Program Details
One-Sort Recycling Offered
Little Canada offers one-sort recycling to residents of single family and duplex dwellings. One-sort means there is no need to sort or separate items. The materials will be sorted at the recycling plant. Most customers end up recycling more due to the ease of this process.
Residents can place all of their recyclables into their recycling cart loose, the items do not need to be bagged or separated. Please rinse out any containers, this will help reduce the odor. No need to remove labels.
Extra Recycling
If you have more recycling than will fit in your cart, you do NOT need to call the City of Little Canada to schedule this. There is no additional cost, just break down and/or bundle the additional recycling and place it next to your recycling cart.
Can I Recycle It?
Recyclable
- Boxes from toothpaste, medications & other toiletries
- Cardboard boxes
- Cereal boxes, cracker boxes, pasta boxes, cake mix boxes
- Magazines and catalogs
- Mail, office and school papers
- Milk cartons and juice boxes
- Newspapers and inserts
- Phone books
- Shoe boxes, gift boxes and electronics boxes
- Shredded paper in closed paper bags
Non-Recyclable
- Boxes from refrigerated or frozen foods
- Styrofoam packaging
- Gift wrap
- Paper towels, napkins, cups and plates
- Pizza boxes, egg cartons or boxes soiled with food
Food Box Guideline
Boxes from items meant to go in your cupboard are generally recyclable.
Packages for refrigerated and microwaveable products such as frozen entrees are usually coated in ways that make them unacceptable for recycling.
Recyclable
- Glass food containers, beverage bottles, and jars
Non-Recyclable
- Drinking glasses, mugs, dishes, cookware, pottery and vases
- Window and mirror glass
- Containers that held hazardous products, such as nail polish and hobby paints
Recyclable
- Metal food and beverage cans
Non-Recyclable
- Aerosol cans
- Containers that held hazardous products, such as paint thinner and automotive fluids
- Paint cans
Recyclable
- Dish-washing bottles and detergent jugs
- Ketchup and salad dressing bottles
- Margarine, cottage cheese, cream cheese and other tubs
- Microwaveable food trays
- Milk and juice jugs
- Plastic bottles and jugs
- Plastic food containers, tubs, bowls
- Plastic Milk Jugs
- Shampoo, soap and lotion bottles
- Water, soda and juice bottles
- Yogurt cups
- Yogurt, pudding and fruit cups
- Plastics: Number 1 thru Number 7 bottles, cups
Non-Recyclable
- Containers that held hazardous automotive and yard products, such as motor oil & pesticides
- Plastic wrap
- Produce, deli & take-out containers
- Toys