Recycling Centers for Household Materials

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BURTON-3317 E. Bristol Rd.- Burton Eagles

• 3rd Saturday of each month; 10am-2pm
• Newspapers

BURTON-742-8300 VG's Markets, 4165 E. Court

• 24 hours
• Batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt, button cell) $0.10 handling charge; take them to the service desk

CLAYTON TWP 635-9027 Boy Scout Troop 33, Fire Department, Corner of Corunna and Seymour Rds.

• 24 hours
• Newspapers
• Magazines (tied)
• Office Paper
• Phone Books periodically

CLIO 686-9330 VG's Markets, 710 S. Mill

• 24 hours
• Batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt, button cell) $0.10 charge; take them to the service desk
  

DAVISON 653-1300 VG's Markets, 8503 Davison

• 24 hours
• #2 Clear Plastic Jugs (milk and water)
• Batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt, button cell) $0.10 charge; take them to the service desk
  

DAVISON 653-2191 Recycling Drop Off Center, 400 S. Dayton St.

• 24 hours
• Newspapers

DEERFIELD TWP 664-4888 Boy Scout Troop 214 Deerfield Twp. Hall parking lot, 30 Burnside Rd.

• 24 hours
• Newspapers and Inserts
• Computer Paper

FENTON 629-2627 VG's Markets, 18005 Silver Parkway

• 24 hours
• #2 Clear Plastic Jugs (milk and water)
• Batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt, button cell); $0.10 chargem, take to the service desk

FLINT 239-5040 CBC Recycling, 115 14th St.

• 24 hour drop-off; staff available 7:30am-4:30pm Monday through Friday, 10:00am-2:00pm Saturday
• Newspapers
• Magazines
• Junk Mail
• Corrugated Cardboard
• Books
• Phone Books
• Office Paper
• #1 Clear plastic bottles
• #2 Clear or Colored Plastic Jugs
• Clear or Colored Glass
• Tin and Aluminum Cans

FLINT 238-1616 UAW Local 599, 812 Leith

• 8 am - 5 pm M-F
• #2 Clear Plastic milk jugs

FLINT 767-3450 Averill Recycling; 220 Averill Ave. between Longway and Court

• Open Monday through Friday 8:00am to 3:30pm
• Cardboard
• Computer Paper
• white office paper
• Newspaper

FLINT TWP 732-1350 Behind Town Hall, 1490 Dye Rd.

• 3rd Sat. each mo. 9am-1pm
• Newspapers
• Glass; clear and colored
• Tin
• Aluminum
• #1 and #2 Plastic Jugs
• Cardboard

FLINT 742-6150 Interstate Battery Battery Systems, 3814 Gorey St.

• Car, Lawnmower, Boat batteries

FLINT TWP 732-8499 Boy Scout Troop 33,Shed in D.A.V. parking lot, LaValle and Pasadena

• 24 hours
• Newspapers
• Magazines (tied)
• Office Paper
• Phone Books periodicall

FLUSHING Band Boosters, Shed on Seymour, N. of Main St.

• 24 hours
• Newspapers

GENESEE 640-2030 VG's Markets, 7461 N. Genesee Rd.

• 24 hours
• Batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt, button cell) $0.10 charge; take to the service desk

LINDEN 735-4863 Lions Club, Tru-Value parking lot, Silver Lake Rd.

• 24 hours
• Newspapers

MT. MORRIS TWP 785-0817 or 659-9793 Auto City Eagles Club, 7445 Clio Rd., between Mt. Morris and Stanley

• 3rd Sat. each month 10am-1pm
• Newspapers (in grocery bags)
• Glass containers (clear)
• Tin can, Aluminum cans
• foil and containers
• #2 Clear Milk jugs
• Styrofoam

MUNDY TWP 655-4207 Citizens Resource Recovery Drop-off Center, 2361 Grand Blanc Rd.

• Sat. only 8am- 12pm
• Glass containers; clear and colored
• Tin and Aluminum cans
• Clear Plastic Jugs #2 (beverage)
• Newspapers (tied)
• Corrugated Cardboard
• Brown Paper Bags

VENICE TWP 621-9080 Venice Park Recycling Center, 9536 Lennon Rd., Lennon.

• M-F 8-4:00pm Sat. 8-11am
• Glass containers; clear and colored
• Tin cans
• Plastic jugs; #1 and #2
• Polystyrene #6
• Newspaper
• High grade office paper
• Corrugated Cardboard
• Colored paper
• Junk mail (no cellophane)
  
  

PREPARING ITEMS FOR RECYCLING:

Clean all items! Glass - remove lids;
Plastic - remove lids, check bottom for #1 PETE (soda bottles), #2 HDPE (milk jugs), or #6 PS (foam containers)
Motor Oil - store in plastic jugs

 

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