City of Glenwood
The Best of Both Worlds

 

Guidelines for Glenwood's Drop off Recycling Program

 

Located at the City ballpark on South Vine Street

Your cooperation in following these simple guidelines is appreciated.  The recycling center is not a landfill and should not be treated like one.  Anyone caught disposing of anything other than the items listed is subject to a fine!  A monthly charge of $1.25 per household appears on all resident's water bills who live within the city limits of Glenwood to subsidize this program.

Do not mix recycled items, keep each item separated and placed in the correct bin, shed or trailer. 

Questions or ideas please e-mail dihnelynn@mchsi.com or call 712-527-9114

 Newspapers, Paper, Phone Books, Hard Back Books, Paper Sacks: (This includes any/all types of paper; Shredded paper needs to

 be bagged separately) All of these items need to be placed inside the white shed.

 Plastics #1 & #2: Milk Jugs, Laundry Detergent Bottles: Plastic items are marked with a triangle on the bottom side.

 Rinse and  remove the lids.  Place all plastic items inside the brown plastic sheds.

 Magazines: Red Book, Better Homes, Sports Illustrated, Catalogs: Dispose of all magazines and/or catalogs in the white trailer

 marked "Magazines".  No Hard Back Books, Encyclopedias, or Phone Books, these should be disposed of with paper items.

 Aluminum Cans: Pop, Beer or Juice Cans: Dispose of in the marked green dumpster.

 Tin Cans: Please rinse cans out and dump the cans from your plastic/paper bags before placing them into the red recycling bin

 marked "Tin Cans".

 Glass - Clear, Green and Brown Container Glass: Rinse glass and dump the glass from your plastic/paper bags before placing them

 into the red recycling bin marked "Glass".

 Corrugated Cardboard: Break down and flatten all boxes. (NO Egg Cartons, Cereal Boxes, Pop/Beer Cartons, Pizza Boxes, Paper

 Towel/Toilet Paper Rolls).  Dispose of in the red recycling roll-off marked "Cardboard".

 Appliances: The Council Bluffs Recycling Center will accept old appliances for a fee or; to arrange for a local pickup of your old

 appliances, call 712-527-4346 for a pickup appointment.  There is a charge for this service.

 Household Hazardous Waste: Paint Cans with paint inside, used Motor Oil, Antifreeze, Pesticides should be disposed of at

 Regional Collection Center located inside the Council Bluffs Recycling Center at 4441 Gifford Road, Council Bluffs, IA 712-366-9812.