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Drop-Off Centers for Recycling

Joe's Grocery at Col. Glenn & Lawson Road
Saturday 7 - Noon

Accepted Materials

Newspapers with inserts, office paper and computer paper, corrugated cardboard, paperboard material, i.e. cereal boxes (no wax lining), junk mail and magazines, telephone books, brown paper grocery bags, plastic grocery and dry cleaning bags (no food residue), aluminum and steel food and beverage cans, any plastic bottle with a top smaller than the bottom and any color glass container.

Green Station

Accepted Materials:
Used oil, gasoline, and anti-freeze. Fluorescent lights 4' and 8' in length; compact fluorescent lights (CFLs). Only household quantities accepted. NO OTHER MATERIALS ACCEPTED.

Pulaski County Sanitation Department, behind the county jail, off Roosevelt road to Brown Street. From Brown Street, turn right at the Pulaski County Road and Bridge Department; follow the signs to the Sanitation department until you see the recycling center.
Wednesday 7 – 5
NO SATURDAYS
Closed on Thanksgiving.

Electronic Recycling

Accepted Materials:
Household, residential quantities of: Computers, Copiers, DVD players, Paper shredders, Printers, Televisions, VCRs, Phones, Stereos, Radios, Fax machines, and Microwave ovens. (Five items per visit.)

Location and time same as Green Station (above).

Tire Disposal

You may turn in up to four passenger or light truck tires (under 19”) per day free. There is a $4 fee for each tire over four in a day or for larger truck tires.

Davis Rubber Company

1600 E. 15th Street, Little Rock
Monday – Friday 8 - 3:30
501- 374-2166

Jacksonville Recycling Center

1300 Marshall Road Tires accepted
Wednesday and Saturday 7 – 3

Construction and Demolition Debris

Accepted Materials:
Lumber Concrete, Brick, Shingles, Cardboard, Plastics, White goods.

For more information please contact L&W Environmental at 501-888-1544.
The L&W site is just off I-530 at the Dixon Road exit in Pulaski County.

Garbage and Yard Waste

By law, yard waste must be separate from regular garbage. Call 210-7500 for collection information and special pick ups.

ELECTRONICS RECYCLING & GREEN STATION RECYCLING ARE LOCATED AT SAME SITES

All GREEN STATIONS will only accept quantities of the following items:

Used Oil
Used Gasoline
Used Anti-freeze
4' Fluorescent lights
8' Fluorescent lights
Compact Fluorescent lights (CFLs)

NO OTHER MATERIALS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT GREEN STATIONS.

NO MATERIALS WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM BUSINESSES, CHURCHES,SCHOOLS OR GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.

ALL SITES ARE MONITORED AND ILLEGAL DUMPING WILL RESULT IN PROSECUTION.

For household batteries, call your local Radio Shack to check if they participate in the Call2Recycle program

Add sand, sawdust or cat litter to paint products; let air dry then place in regular trash

Remove the spray button from the stem on spray containers and place all in regular trash

VIEW INFORMATION REGARDING HOUSEHOLD-GENERATED NEEDLES AND SHARPS

CHECK LINKS TO YOUR AREA ON THE TOP LEFT SIDE OF THIS PAGE FOR ELECTRONIC RECYCLING INFORMATION.

RFP for Residential Solid Waste Disposal Services Tipping Fees

Click here to view or download the RFP for Residential Solid Waste Disposal Services Tipping Fees

If you have a question, contact:

reita.miller@regionalrecycling.org

or call 501.340.8787

Spring 2012 Electronics Collection at Verizon Arena

Verizon Arena VIP parking lot North Little Rock, AR
April 18 and 19
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

This event is free to businesses, individual households, non-profits, churches, hospitals, and schools in Pulaski County. All Participants, except individual households, are required to present a statement on letterhead indicating company/group name and the amount of electronics delivered or fill out an information statement at the collection site.

Items accepted are computers, monitors, printers, copiers, VCR/DVD players, televisions, microwaves, telephones, stereos, radios, paper shredders, and fax machines. Other electronic items will not be accepted.

Participants with large quantities (over 5 items) should bring materials palletized, in Gaylord boxes, or at least two (2) people to help with the unloading.

Check back the first of April 2012 for additional information.