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Don’t settle for less.
Go with the best!

• Easy to roll . . . Even when fully loaded, family members will find the WCI Cart easy to roll.
   
• Capable of holding 96 gallons of household
  waste . . . In other words, the WCI Cart replaces the
  equivalent of three 32 gallon containers.
   
• Extra Waste . . . We remove items set out beside
  the cart at no additional cost. (i.e. bags of leaves,
  grass, appliances).
   
• Easy to care for . . . All it takes is an occasional
  rinsing with a garden hose.
   
• Curbside Recycling . . . We will pick-up for a small
  fee.

At the curb with a cart or at the back door - WCI will
offer you more! !

To begin service immediately, or for more information, please call our residential customer service representatives
at 522-0078.

Our community, like thousands of others across America, is running out of sanitary landfill space. On a national and global scale, society as a whole is consuming valuable natural resources, some of which are non-renewable.

Our recycling program gives each of us a way to conserve landfill space by reducing the volume of waste that is buried in the ground. It also helps us ease the burden on our natural resources b y recycling old materials, such as paper, into new products. Any by recycling, we save energy and extend the life of our coal, oil, and natural gas reserves.

In a typical community, each family generates about 60 pounds of recoverable newspaper, cardboard, glass, plastic, tin and aluminum every month. Subtract that bulk volume from our local landfill, and it's easy to see that participation - by you and your neighbors - in this program can make a real difference.

Every can of bottle that you recycle is part of a long-range step toward easing the waste crisis we hear about in the news. Your participation in this recycling effort is the cornerstone of a movement that starts here, at home, but that will have a positive, worldwide impact as more and more people make the decision to recycle.

WHAT TO RECYCLE?

Plastic Containers
Recycle all plastic milk and water jugs and soft drink bottles, and other containers such as bleach, detergent and fabric softener bottles marked with a or , usually on the bottom of the container. Please REMOVE all caps and lids. Squeezing containers will help you to conserve space in your bin. DO NOT RECYCLE automotive and chemical product containers, plastic wrap, plastic bags or any other plastic container that's not marked with a or .

Aluminum Cans/Steel Food Containers
Recycle BEVERAGE/FOOD CANS. Crushing aluminum cans will help to conserve space in your bin.

Glass
Recycle all GLASS BOTTLES and JARS. Rinse containers and REMOVE LIDS and NECKRINGS. Paper labels don't need to be removed. Please NO used pesticide or herbicide containers, window glass, lightbulbs, mirrors, ceramics or drinking  glasses.

Newspapers
Recycle newspapers including glossy inserts. Place newspaper in paper bag or bundle. If you have extra newspapers, place them in a paper bag beside your recycling bin. Please NO magazine, phone books, milk cartons or other paper products. NEWSPAPERS ONLY.