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Monday - Saturday • 8am - 4pmwww.aacounty.org/departments/public-works/waste-management

ANNEARUNDELCOUNTY

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Department of Public Worksoctober 2019

When you recycle, you:• help keep fees low and affordable• extend the life of the County’s only municipal landfill• save valuable manufacturing resources from being wasted• could improve your bottom line, if you operate a business

recycling at our facility is a Priority.

Anne Arundel County transports recyclables to the recycling facility where they are

sorted and processed.

Recycling processors sell the items to various manufacturers. Those manufacturers use the recycled material to make new products.

RECYCLING - a LIFE CYCLERecyclable items are dropped off at the recycling center.

The recycled items come back to consumers as new items such as bottles, paper, and even carpet.

Waste Management Services Recycling cenTeRS

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100 dover rd., glen Burnie, Md 21060

389 Burns crossing rd., severn, Md 21144

5400 nutwell sudley rd., deale, Md 20751

Facility hours: MOnDAy - SATURDAy 8:00 am - 4:00 pm except holidays

never throw away an oPPortunity to recycle

389 Burns Crossing Road; Severn, MD 21144 • 410-222-6108 • Monday - Saturday 8am - 4pm

For a quick and safe visit, organize your load so that you can unload each material separately at different sections of the facility. Prepare to unload your recyclables in the Recycling Area first. If you have large quantities of several types of materials, consider bringing only one material per trip.

ProPer loading of material

Sort your itemS• Cardboard • Rubble • Vinyl Siding• electronics • Scrap Metal • Wood Pallets• lead-acid Batteries • Shingles (asphalt) • Yard Waste• Paper, Plastic, Metal & Glass • Tires • Trash

all loads are subject to inspection.

recyclableS accePted at the landfill

Cardboard Large loads of cardboard are accepted for free.

Computers and Electronics Computer printers, CPUs, cables, mice, keyboards, as well as DVD players,

VCRs, cell phones and more! NO TVs or Computer monitors

Household RecyclablesPAPER Cardboard, books, office paper, junk mail, boxes and more!PLASTIC Bottles, jars, tubs, toys, furniture, containers and more!METAL Cans and foil

GLASS Bottles, jars and containers of any color, shape and size

Lead-acid Batteries Auto, motorcycle, marine, alarm systems, security lights, and motorized toys

Pallets Wood and plastic (remove any metal or plastic banding)

Propane Tanks 1 lb. and 20 lb. only (empty or full)

Rigid Plastic Patio furniture, children’s playsets, storage containers (like bottles, trash cans and buckets), flower pots, toys and lawn furniture.

Rubble Concrete, brick, block, asphalt and stone NO sinks, toilets, tubs, plastic, wood, metal or trash.

Scrap Metal / Appliances Items with chemical refrigerants (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers) must be lifted, not tossed, from a vehicle into the designated Freon recovery area.

Tires Passenger or light truck tires only. More than four tires will be accepted for a fee.

Vinyl Siding NO PVC

Yard Waste Leaves, grass clippings, trees and brush.

Verify availability by calling 410 - 222 - 6108 before making a trip.

• Firewood • Mulch • Rubble

material available to reSidentS

free cardboard recycling

clean loads of corrugated cardboard are accepted for free at the Paper recovery

Facility at the Millersville Landfill. call 410-222-6108 for details.