“Superior Waste Removal”  is the recycling hauler for the Town.

If you have any questions or any issues please call:
Superior @
315-672-3174

 

 

 

 

 

Do’s and Don’ts of Recycling

The following items CANNONT be recycled:

  • Egg cartons
  • Paper with crayon writing on it
  • Paper clips
  • Silver and gold trimmed cards
  • Metallic paper
  • Non-paper envelops
  • Carbon paper
  • Paper plates
  • Paper towels
  • Foil wrapping paper
  • Plastic grocery bags
  • Frozen food pr meat trays
  • Six-pack holders and rings
  • All polystyrene (Styrofoam)
  • Paint cans (including spray paint cans)
  • Scrap metal
  • Light bulbs
  • Pottery
  • Dishes and drinking glasses
  • Cookware
  • Window glass
  • Mirrors
  • Auto glass
  • Foiled-lined containers
  • Individual drink boxes and pouches
  • Any plastic container other than a bottle, regardless of symbol on bottom (including margarine, yogurt, whipped topping and baby wipes tubes).
  • Any plastic bottle with no symbol or with any symbol other than a “1” or “2”.

The items listed below CAN be recycled:

  • Corrugated Cardboard (grooved cardboard commonly used for packing boxes)
  • How to prepare cardboard:  cut and flatten into pieces no larger than 3 feet.  Tie into bundles of reasonable weight and place under or next to blue bins
  • Pizza boxes
  • How to prepare boxes: remove all food, paper, plastic, and foil and flatten.
  • Paperboard (cereal and other food boxes, tissue and gift boxes, paper towel rolls, mailing tubes)
  • How to prepare:  place all items in brown paper grocery bag, along with newspapers and magazines.  Place next to blue bin.
  • Paper (discarded mail, office paper, computer paper, most school paper, greeting card envelopes (all types), most wrapping paper, carbon-less multi-part forms (NCR papers), Newspapers, all magazines and catalogs, paper grocery and lunch bags
  • How to prepare:  place all items in brown paper bag (not plastic).  Place next to blue bin.
  • Bottles (must have one of the symbols of “1” or “2” in a triangle on the bottom)
  • How to prepare:  rinse bottles, discard garbage.  No need to remove labels.  Flatten if possible and place in blue bin.
  • Glass (clear and colored glass, food and beverage bottles)
  • How to prepare:  rinse bottles, discard caps.  No need to remove labels.  Place in blue bin.
  • Milk and Juice Containers
    • How to prepare:  rinse and then flatten if possible.  Place in blue bin.
  • Food cans and lids
  • Empty aerosol cans
  • aluminum foil
  • aluminum baking tins