RECYCLABLES – BLUE BAG Collected every second week (alternating with clear garbage bags)

Metals Paper & Cardboard Plastics Other ItemsAerosol Cans (empty) Aluminum (pie plates, foil, etc.)Bottles and Cans (steel, tin and aluminum)ContainersPots and PansUtensils

Books and Bristol BoardBoxboard Boxes CardboardCards and CataloguesCereal BoxesCoff ee CupsDrink TraysEgg CartonsEnvelopes

Fast Food and Paper BagsFast Food Boxes and Pizza BoxesFile FoldersFlyersNewspaper and MagazinesPhone BooksPlates and CupsPostersSticky NotesWrapping Paper

Bottles (caps off )Containers (covers off )Cups and DishesHard Plastic PackagingJugs Medicine Bottles (empty)Milk and Juice Jugs

Hard Plastics numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7

Plastic Bags (Clean and Dry) Grocery and other plastic shopping bags, bread bags, clean re-sealable food storage bags, etc. To prevent mechanical sorting equipment from getting entangled, put all plastic bags in a single bag and tie it.

Electronics (calculators, cell phones, small kitchen appliances, etc.)

Frozen Juice CansLids, CoversMilk and Juice CartonsStyrofoam (meat trays, cups, plates, etc.)

SORTING GUIDE

ORGANICS – GREEN BAG Collected every week

Food (including, but not limited to) Yard Waste Other ItemsBonesCoff ee Filters and Grounds Cooking Grease Dairy ProductsExpired FoodFish and Shellfi shFood Scraps and Left overs

Fruits and VegetablesMeatsOil and FatRotten or Moldy FoodShells (Eggs, Shellfi sh)Tea Bags

Grass ClippingsLeavesPlants, Flowers and WeedsSawdust and Wood ChipsSoilTwigs

Branches – (1 inch diameter or less, bundled in 2’x2’x2’ bundles)

NapkinsPaper TowelsTissuesTobacco

Tips & Tricks

Orange and Paper Bags – Although we prefer green Organics bags, orange and paper bags can be used for leaves and yard waste only.Compostable Transparent Bags – These bags can be used for curbside if certifi ed under ASTM D 6400 or CAN/BNQ 0017-088 and have both of the following logos visible on the bags:

Pizza Boxes – Remove any crusts or left over cheese and place the box in the blue Recyclables bag and the paper in the clear Garbage bag.Food Containers – Empty and quickly rinse metal and plastic containers with cold water; it only takes a second or two. As long as nothing will leak, drip or spill out onto the rest of your recyclables, it’s clean enough for us!Aluminum – Scrape off excess food and fold or crumple the dirty side in.

Tips & Tricks

For households in Westmorland and Albert Counties

eco360.ca | (506) 877-1040100 Bill Slater Drive, Berry Mills, NB E1G 5X5

GARBAGE – CLEAR BAG Collected every second week (alternating with blue recyclable bags)

Household Bathroom KitchenBalloonsBindersBoard GamesCandlesCarbon PaperCat LitterChalkCigarette ButtsClothes, Linens and Sheets Dirt and DustDisinfecting WipesDryer Lint and SheetsElastic Bands

FabricFootwear Furnace FiltersLatex and Rubber Gloves LeatherLight Bulbs (Not CFL’s)Markers and CrayonsMirrorsNylonsPencils and PensPet Training Waste PadsPet WastePhotos and Picture Frames

Pillows and Pillow Cases Pottery and Pyrex RubberSandpaperSilica Gel PacksSports EquipmentStickersString and TapeToysTransparenciesVacuum BagsVasesWallpaperYarn

Baby WipesBandages and GauzeBrushes and CombsColostomy and Tube-Feeding BagsCondomsCosmetics and Cosmetic WipesCotton BallsDental FlossDiapersDisposable RazorsFeminine Hygiene ProductsQ-TipsToothpaste TubesTowels

Absorbent Pads (from meat tray)Ceramic DishesChip BagsCorkDish ClothsGlass (bottles, jars, containers etc.) Granola and Candy Bar WrappersParchment Paper Plastic CutleryPlastic PackagingPlastic Wrap and Bubble WrapRagsRubber GlovesScouring Pads and SpongesSingle Serve Coffee Pods and Single-Use Coffee PacketsSoft PlasticStrawsToothpicksTwist TiesWater Filters and Softener SaltWaxed Paper Wrappers

Diapers – They are preferred in the clear Garbage bag, but may go in the green Organics bag on weeks the clear Garbage bags are not collected.Pet Waste – This is preferred in the clear Garbage bag, but may go in the green Organics bag if there is no plastic attached.Ropes, Cables, Wire – To prevent mechanical sorting equipment from becoming entangled and breaking, place these items in the clear Garbage bag.Soft Plastic – Any soiled soft plastic, cereal or cracker bags, chip and snack bags, stretch wrap/film, soft plastic packaging, soft plastic wrap, cheese and sandwich meat packaging belong in the clear Garbage bag.

Tips & Tricks

Your Environmental Trust Fund at Work

Special Waste

Household Hazardous WasteAcidsAdhesives and GlueAerosols (with contents)Antifreeze, Coolants and GlycolBatteries (Car)Batteries (Household)BleachButane CartridgesCar Care ProductsCaulkingChemicals and Cleaning ProductsComputer MonitorsCooking Oil

Driveway SealantFertilizerFlea Powder Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Herbicides and Fungicides KeroseneLight Bulbs (CFL, Fluorescent and LED) Lighters (with contents)Medications and PrescriptionsMercury (Thermometers and Thermostats)Methanol and Mineral Spirits

Motor Oil and FiltersNail Polish and Remover Oven CleanerPaintsPesticidesPool ChemicalsPolish and WaxPropane Tank and CylindersRubbing AlcoholRust RemoverSolvents Stains and VarnishesSyringes and Needles (in Sharps container)

Never put these items in your regular household waste, bring them to our Depot at the Solid Waste Facility or visit our website for other disposal details Other Waste

Tires – return to retailer. Visit website or call for details.

Construction & Demolition Waste, Bulky Items and Ashes – visit website or call for rates.

Visit our website or contact eco360 for details

3-BAG WASTE SORTING SYSTEM PROGRAM BASICS Starting October 17, 2016 for households in Westmorland and Albert Counties

Bags may not be picked up for the following reasons:• Wrong colour of bag for the week• Waste not placed in acceptable bag• Bag contains hazardous waste• Bag is too heavy• Homeowner is clearly not making an eff ort to properly separate their waste

OrganicsIn green or certifi ed compostable transparent bags(See fl ip side for list of examples)

GarbageIn clear transparent bags(See fl ip side for list of examples)

Paper towels, napkins and tissues are compostable – Please place them in your green Organics bag.

Pizza Boxes – Remove any crusts or left over cheese and place the box in the blue Recyclables bag and the paper in the clear Garbage bag.

Food Containers – Empty and rinse metal and plastic containers with cold water and place in the blue Recyclables bag. As long as nothing will leak, drip or spill out onto the rest of the recyclables, it’s clean enough for us!

Ropes, Cables, Wire – To prevent mechanical sorting equipment from becoming entangled and breaking, place these items in the clear Garbage bag.

We prefer diapers and pet waste in the clear Garbage bag – However, in weeks with no clear Garbage bag pickup, these can be placed in the green Organics bag.

Leaves & Yard Waste – Although we prefer and recommend organic material be placed in green or certifi ed compostable bags, orange and paper bags with leaves and yard waste only will be picked up.

Tips & TricksWant to help do more for the environment and divert more from landfi ll?

Special Waste For Household Hazardous Waste, tires or waste from construction and demolition projectssee fl ip side, visit our website at eco360.ca or call our Information Hotline (506) 877-1040

Cardboard

Hard Plastic

Electronics & Cell Phones

Milk & Juice Cartons

Styrofoam

PaperPaper

Metal & Aluminum

Food & Yard Waste Everything Else

RecyclablesIn blue transparent bags(See fl ip side for list of examples)

October 2016

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AREA 1 COLLECTION SCHEDULE 2016-2017

To find out when your collection day is, to know which items go in which bag or to know our hours of operation,

visit eco360.ca or call (506) 877-1040

AREA 1• Alma• Hillsborough• Moncton

• Riverview• Riverside-Albert• Albert County Local Service Districts

AREA 2 Visit eco360.ca for Area 2 Collection Schedule• Beaubassin-Est• Cap-Pelé• Dieppe• Dorchester• Memramcook• Petitcodiac

• Port Elgin• Sackville• Salisbury• Shediac• Westmorland County Local Service Districts

Area 1–Collection Schedule–Oct2016–Dec2017

eco360.ca | (506) 877-1040100 Bill Slater Drive, Berry Mills, NB E1G 5X5

Place waste at the curb on your regular collection day according to the bag colour schedule below.

Your Environmental Trust Fund at Work

AREA 2 COLLECTION SCHEDULE 2016-2017

To find out when your collection day is, to know which items go in which bag or to know our hours of operation,

visit eco360.ca or call (506) 877-1040

AREA 2• Beaubassin-Est• Cap-Pelé• Dieppe• Dorchester• Memramcook• Petitcodiac

• Port-Elgin• Sackville• Salisbury• Shediac• Westmorland

County Local Service Districts

AREA 1 Visit eco360.ca for Area 1 Collection Schedule• Alma• Hillsborough• Moncton• Riverview

• Riverside-Albert• Albert County Local Service Districts

Area 2–Collection Schedule–Oct2016–Dec2017

eco360.ca | (506) 877-1040100 Bill Slater Drive, Berry Mills, NB E1G 5X5

Place waste at the curb on your regular collection day according to the bag colour schedule below.

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Your Environmental Trust Fund at Work