Recycling Division

CURRENT RECYCLING NEWS:

On Saturday, March 4 Ridgewood Recycling participated in Super Science Saturday. Do you know how Ridgewood transforms foam packaging? Checkout our fun, two-minute video to see the transformation for yourself.


IMPORTANT RECYCLING REMINDERS:
- Plastic bags are not allowed in the recycling barrel.Plastic Bag Red Line sm2
- Always use the official Village of Ridgewood barrel for collection of bottles & cans.


The Village of Ridgewood provides residential curbside collection of many recyclable materials. We also operate a full-service recycling center.

 

For more information on curbside recycling, click here
Click here to see a listing of Do's and Don'ts specific to "What Goes in the Recycling Barrel"

To find out your curbside recycling day, please use Recycle Coach, a mobile application available for free download on Google Play or the App Store.  Or, to use our service address lookup, click here.

Items collected curbside
  • Glass bottles & jars: all colors *
  • Plastic bottles, jars, jugs, & dairy tubs only (NO:  Plastic fruit/vegetable/bakery/deli containers/food trays/cups/utensils are not accepted) *
  • Aluminum & steel cans
  • Food & Beverage Cartons: Shelf-Stable (flat top) and Refrigerated (gable top)
  • Newsprint
  • Magazines, catalogues, office paper, and direct mail
  • Corrugated cardboard and paper bags
  • Appliances & metals
  • Tires
  • Automobile Batteries
    *Click here for information on Bottle Caps
Items accepted at the recycling center
  • Glass bottles & jars: all colors *
  • Plastic bottles, jars, jugs, & dairy tubs only (NO:  Plastic fruit/vegetable/bakery/deli containers/food trays/cups/utensils are not accepted)*
  • Aluminum & steel cans
  • Food & Beverage Cartons: Shelf-Stable (flat top) and Refrigerated (gable top)
  • Newsprint
  • Magazines, catalogues, office paper, and direct mail
  • Corrugated cardboard and paper bags
  • Appliances & metals
  • Tires
  • Automobile Batteries
  • Clothing & Textiles including shoes, sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, sheets, drapes, pillowcases and stuffed animals. (No rags, no fabric scraps, no pillows, no toys and no household goods. These items are a hardship and expense to dispose of.)
  • Inkjet and Laser Printer Cartridges
  • Electronics (TVs, VCRs, DVD players, monitors, computers, printers, desktop copy machines, hard drives, video game consoles, radios, stereos, cellular phones, electronic tablets, e-book readers, etc.)
  • Foam Packaging (Only white, clean “block” type foam material - must be free of tape, ink, & labels -No packing peanuts - No egg cartons, cups, or food containers - No colored foam - No wet or dirty foam)
  • Vegetable Cooking Oil (Only Canola, Corn, Cottonseed, Grapeseed, Olive, Palm, Peanut, Safflower, Sesame, Soybean, Sunflower, & Vegetable)
  • Batteries - rechargeables & button cell only. (For proper handling, click here.)
    *Click here for information on Bottle Caps

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