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Services

The WWRA provides residential recycling services to residents of its special assessment districts. The City of Chelsea and Village of Manchester receive curbside service. While the townships of: Bridgewater, Dexter, Lima, Lyndon, Manchester and Sylvan all have drop-off stations.

Recycling Containers delivered and picked up to support local events. (55 Gallon containers supplied with plastic bags)

The WWRA currently accepts the following items:

  • Newspaper and junk mail mix
    Newspapers and glossy inserts are OK
    Collect in a brown paper bag; secure with tape or string, keep dry for collection
    Magazines, catalogues, paperback and phone books
    Collect in brown paper bag separate from newspaper mix
  • White office paper
    Bag separately from all other papers

  • Cardboard, cereal boxes, and paper bags
    Flatten corrugated cardboard boxes and boxboard, such as cereal boxes
    Consolidate brown paper bags together into one bag separate from other papers

  • Plastic bottles
    1-7 plastic bottles such as milk jugs and detergent bottles, cottage cheese, yogurt, etc.
    Remove caps and lids, rinse well and flatten, labels may be left on
    NO motor oil containers

  • Rigid plastic such as plastic buckets, soda crates, plastic pallets, coolers, drums, toys and playhouses, plastic flower pots, laundry baskets, empty garbage cans, plastic pet containers.

  • Glass bottles and Jars
    Clear, green, and brown only. (NO blue glass)
    Green and brown glass may be mixed
    Remove caps. Steel caps may be recycled with cans
    Rinse well, labels may be left on
    NO plates, china, ceramics, mirrors, window glass, or light bulbs

  • Tin and aluminum cans
    Aluminum and steel cans and lids
    Remove labels, rinse well, flatten if possible
    Empty aerosol cans are OK

  • Small metals and aluminum

  • Car and Truck Batteries

  • Computers, Monitors, Keyboards and Printers

  • Used Motor oils

  • No Tires

  • No Paints

For more information please contact the WWRA at 734-475-6160.


  

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