![]() |
||||||||||||||||||
| Advanced Searching... | ||||||||||||||||||
![]() |
Home | Site Directory | Contact Info | |||||||||||||||||
|
RECYCLING DIVISION Alan Wilcom, Chief
September 25, 2010 Bring unwanted prescription medication to the Northern District Police Station (3410 Courthouse Dr), the Southern District Police Station (11226 Scaggsville Rd) or the Laurel Police Station (811 Fifth St). For more information and additional collection locations, click here.
Visit their recycling website.
Howard County Recycling Program County Recycling Program participants may place their recyclables out all together. Metal cans, plastics, and glass bottles and jars can be combined with mixed paper and cardboard, without any need for bagging or binding the paper separately. A blue cart, bin or see-through bag is all you need. Bags that are not see-through may not be used for recyclables. Yardwaste should be placed out separately on your recycling day. This method of collection is convenient for you, and efficient for the County recycling haulers. Participation studies in other jurisdictions have shown that the easier it is for people to recycle, the more likely they will be to participate in the recycling program. Waste Management Recycle America (WMRA) is under contract to Howard County for the processing and marketing of recyclables. WMRA operates a state-of-the-art recyclables processing facility near Elkridge, which has the necessary equipment to sort recyclables in preparation for sale to individual material markets. QUESTIONS? Email us at:
All County public schools can recycle just like we do at home! For more information about their program, click here. To request that a Recycling Coordinator speak to your school, click here.
Videos Click here to watch a video of the recycling processor, Waste Management Recycle America. Click here to watch our commercial about a resident's love for recycling.
Click on these "Seasons" for tips on how to deal with various types of wastes that are generated at different times of the year.
|
Click on the images below for printable materials
Recycling at the Alpha Ridge Residents' Convenience Area, click here. Visit our Specialty Recycling webpage to learn what to do with items such as crayons, wheel chairs, hangers, ink cartridges and sneakers.
Get
Recycling Container Exchanges and Repairs Did You Know? If you want a different sized container, need a repair, or are in a new home on a County road and do not have a cart or bin, contact our office at Additional Recycling Containers Howard County residents may purchase additional recycling containers for their homes. (Residents must be paying the Howard County residential refuse fee to purchase containers). Please return a completed copy of the following form with a check made out to "Director of Finance" in the correct amount. By mail: In person: Upon receipt of payment, the container(s) will be delivered to the property address. Please allow two weeks for delivery. Additional Container Prices:
For an interactive map with recycling serial numbers, click My Recycling What do I do with my existing recycling bin? Click here. Please note that bins/carts are not required to recycle in Howard County. Bags that are not see-through may not be used for recyclables.
De-tox Your Home with these Easy Alternatives. Click Here | |||||||||||||||||
![]() |
||||||||||||||||||
Top | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Website Accessibility | ||||||||||||||||||
| © Copyright 2002-2007 - Howard County, MD Government. All Rights Reserved. | ||||||||||||||||||