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RECYCLING 13
2018
At home, your workplace, or school. Reuse, recycle,
take action today!
Delaware Recycles recycling.delaware.gov 302-739-9403
In spring 2010, the state legislature passed and the governor signed a new state law to offer recycling service to every home and business in Delaware.
Starting in fall 2011, recycling bins and a regular recycling collection will be provided to all single-family homes, though it will be up to homeowners whether or not they choose to use the bins. This service will be expanded to businesses and apartments over the next few years. The goal is to reduce the amount of trash that goes into expensive landfills, thus reducing the cost to the people of Delaware and reducing pollution as well.
For more information on this new program and to find out “What’s recyclable in Delaware?” go to: recycling.delaware.gov or call 302-739-9403.
Delaware Solid Waste Authority
www.dswa.com
Citizens Response Line 800-404-7080
For now, recycling drop-off centers across the state will remain
in place, though as curbside recycling increases, the state’s approximately 75 drop-off sites will be evaluated for participation and removed from service as usage drops.
Recycling Drop-Off Centers Near You:
Bridgeville Collection Station
16539 Polk Rd, Bridgeville
Ellendale Collection Station
13870 S Old State Rd, Ellendale
Long Neck Collection Station
28963 Mount Joy Rd, Millsboro
Milford Transfer Station
1170 S DuPont Hwy, Milford
Omar Collection Station
33086 Burton Farm Rd, Frankford
Rt 5 Transfer Station
29997 John P Healy Dr, Harbeson
Southern Solid Waste Management Center
28560 Landfill Ln, Georgetown
RECYCLE YOUR PHONE BOOKS!
The Local Book telephone directories are 100% recyclable! The phone book paper is made from recycled paper waste and wood fiber waste such as sawdust and wood chips that would otherwise go unused.
As your new Local Book telephone directories are delivered, it is the perfect time to recycle your old phone books!
The Local Book cares about the environment and continues to emphasize environmentally-friendly practices to help conserve our natural resources.
A Commitment To The Future
RECYCLING