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If you have any questions about our services, billing, or recycling guidelines, don’t hesitate to reach out.

  • Phone: (209) 835-0601
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Have A Question?

If you have any questions about our services, billing, or recycling guidelines, don’t hesitate to reach out.

  • Phone: (209) 835-0601
  • info@tdswm.com
  • Contact Us

Recycle

State legislation requires all residents and businesses to divert recyclables from the landfill. Recycling reduces landfill emissions, preservices natural resources, and conserves energy. Recycling is easy with a Blue Recycle cart.

Place only these items in the Blue Recycle cart
  • Aluminum cans
  • Tin and steel cans
  • Glass bottles and jars
  • Plastic bottles and jugs
  • Dry papers – news, copy, junk mail, stationary
  • Cardboard
Items Not Allowed in Recycling Carts
  • Liquids
  • Hazardous materials
  • Food
  • Green waste
  • Plastic bags
  • Broken glass
  • Dishes

Recycling

Recyclables are recovered by a combination of manual and mechanical sorting. Sorted materials are processed and prepared for shipment to and end-users. Recyclable materials are made into new products and materials.

How To Participate in the Recycle Program ?

NOTE: All recyclables on the YES list go in the Blue Recycle cart. Recyclables should be loose in the Blue Recycle cart. Do not use plastic bags; plastic bags become caught in equipment and slow down the sorting process.*

When ?

The Recycle cart will be collected biweekly on your garbage collection day. Place carts at the curb by 4:00 a.m. Carts must hve 3 feet of clearance on all sides from other carts. Carts must have 6 feet clearance on all sides from vehicles, boats, trailers, and all other objects.

What You Can Put in the Recycling Bin
  • Tin & steel cans
  • Aluminum cans
  • Glass bottles & jars
  • Dry papers – news, copy, junk mail, stationary
  • Plastic bottles & jugs
  • Unused, non-soiled food paper products and containers
  • Colored and kraft papers, magazines
  • Cardboard
What Shouldn’t Go in the Recycling Bin
  • Liquids
  • Hazardous materials
  • Food
  • Green waste
  • Broken glass
  • Dishes
  • Plastic bags
    *Check with your local grocery store for plastic bag recycling.