Public Recycling Center
RECYCLABLE MATERIAL ACCEPTED FOR DROP-OFF:

- Cardboard
- Mixed Paper
- Glass
- Cans
- Plastic Containers
- Used Motor Oil Filters
- Used Motor Oil (up to 15 gallons)
- Used Motor Antifreeze (up to 10 gallons)
- Paint (up to 10 gallons) – Click Here for accepted paints
- Electronics (Computers, TV’s, cell phones, faxes, VCR’s, etc.)
- Fluorescent Lighting Tubes (household only, 6 tubes per visit, must be less than 6ft)
- Household Batteries
- Sharps (must be containerized in an authorized Sharps container)
- Cooking Oil (residential only up to 15 gallons)
- Medicine/Pharmaceuticals (non-controlled substances)
- Automobile batteries
- Small Appliances
RECYCLABLE MATERIAL ACCEPTED FOR BUYBACK:
California redemption value (CRV) containers may be redeemed at the Buy-Back Center. Look for “CA CRV” on the container.

- Description of Items AcceptedRate
- Aluminum Cans$1.60 per lb
- Glass$0.102 per lb
- #1 PET Plastic$1.24 per lb
- #2 HDPE Plastic$.57 per lb
- #3 PVC Plastic$.56 per lb
- #4 LDPE Plastic$2.04 per lb
- #5 PP Plastic$.58 per lb
- #6 PS Plastic$5.63 per lb
- #7 Other$.31 per lb
- Bi-Metal$.37 per lb
Daily Load Limits – English
Daily Load Limits – Spanish
Recycling Refund Law Change – non-CRV material
- Effective January 1, 2014, in accordance with the revisions to Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations (14CCR), Section 2535(f), a certified recycler shall not pay refund value to, or claim refund value for any material received from any person, operation or entity who is not certified by the Division, delivering a load of material in excess of 100 pounds of aluminum or plastic beverage containers, or 1,000 pounds of glass beverage containers, per day.
- Effective November 1, 2013 consumer will no longer be allowed to include non-CRV containers with CRV-eligible containers when bringing recyclables to recycling centers for redemption.