Garbage and Recycling at Glenwood Place
If you’re walking around Glenwood, you may notice that there are 15 sites where you can place your trash as well as 4 recycling sites, plus one site for yard debris.
Garbage areas contain black bins. Make sure to close the lids after you deposit your trash. This will reduce the smell and avoid attracting unwanted critters.
Recycling areas have large bins to accommodate paper, plastics and metal. You’ll see blue buckets for glass. See the recycling chart for additional information.
There is one site reserved for green compost. Place any plant debris here, but please, no food waste. If you notice the green compost bins are full, please contact the treasurer so a special pickup can be arranged.
Not sure how to get rid of something? Check the Other Recycling Resources page in this menu to find options for safe disposal, recycling or donation.
Glenwood Garbage Guide
| YES | NO* |
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Plastic lids |
TVs, computers, other electronics |
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Plastic Padded Mailers |
Batteries |
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Wires, hoses, chains |
Paint |
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Electric cords |
Pesticides |
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Disposable gloves & masks |
Flammables |
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Cutlery, cups, lids, straws |
Furniture |
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Frozen food boxes |
Large items that do not fit in bins |
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Bagged pet waste, cat litter |
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Bagged ashes, sawdust & broken glass |
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Fats, oils, grease in sealed container |
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*See the Other Recycling Resources menu option for suggestions on how to recycle or donate the items in the NO column
Glenwood Recycling Guide
| YES | NO |
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Plastic bottles/jars w/neck (6 oz or larger) |
Plastic bags, wraps or lids |
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Plastic round containers (6 oz or larger) |
Coffee Cups |
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Plastic buckets (5 gal or smaller) |
To Go Containers |
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Plastic plant pots (4” or larger) |
Ceramic Bulbs |
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Metal food cans (aluminum, tin, steel) |
No broken glass in glass bins* |
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Scrap metal under 30” & 30 lbs |
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Flattened cardboard |
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Paper, magazines, catalogs |
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Milk, juice & soup cartons, empty & dry |
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All colors of glass okay |
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Glass food & beverage bottles & jars |
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*Note: All containers should be empty & dry. Remove lids, caps, corks. Okay to leave labels on.
*Note: Place broken glass in garbage bins, not in glass bins
* See the Other Recycling Resources menu option for suggestions on how to recycle some of the items in the NO column and also other categories