Warsaw City: Public Works: 2009 Recycling Calendar

Pickup Questions?
Call Waste Management
574-269-5948

Cart/Container/Questions?
Call City of Warsaw
574-372-9561

Click Here for a list
of items that can and
cannot be recycled.

NOTE: Only the day of the observed holidays' routes are affected. All other days remain the same. Recycling will observe the same holidays and follow the same routes as trash pick-up. City offices will be closed on the holidays listed below.

2009 CITY OF WARSAW OBSERVED HOLIDAYS
WITH ALTERED TRASH & RECYCLING SCHEDULE

New Year’s Day – Thursday, January 1, picked up on Friday the 2^nd

Martin Luther King, Jr’s Birthday – Monday, January 19, picked up on Tuesday the 20th

President’s Day – Monday, February 16, picked up on Tuesday the 17th

Good Friday – Friday, April 10, picked up on Thursday the 9^th

Memorial Day – Monday, May 25, picked up on Tuesday the 26^th

Independence Day – Friday, July 3, picked up on Thursday the 2nd

Labor Day – Monday, September 7, picked up on Tuesday the 8^th

Veterans Day – Wednesday, November 11, picked up on Thursday the 12th

Thanksgiving & Day after Thanksgiving – Thursday, November 26, picked up Wednesday the 25^th/ Friday, November 27, picked up on Monday 30th.

Christmas Eve & Christmas Day – Thursday, December 24, picked up on Wednesday the 23^rd/ Friday, December 25, picked up on Monday the 28^th

Here is what CAN be recycled		Here is what NOT to recycle
Paper: Magazines, newspapers, slick ads, junk mail, small cardboard boxes, cereal boxes, office paper, catalogs, phone books, grocery bags, large boxes. (Please tie and set large boxes beside recycling cart.)		Paper: Wax or plastic-coated paper, food contaminated paper, paper towels, facial tissue, wet paper of any kind, paper used to house train pets or for bird cages.
Glass: clear, brown, or green food container jars and bottles. Please remove lids and wash.		Glass: Window glass, mirrors, ceramics, drinking glasses, eye glasses, cooking glass, flower pots, light bulbs.
Plastic: #1, #2 containers (numbers are located inside the recycling triangle on the bottom of most containers), 2-liter pop bottles, milk jugs, soap and hair care containers. Please remove lids and wash.		Plastic: #3, #4, #5, #6 and #7 plastic bottles, diapers, swimming pools, toys, toothbrushes, combs, flower pots, Tupperware, cookware, film materials (shrink wrap, dry cleaning bags, department store bags), plumbing supplies, Styrofoam products.
Metal: Aluminum and metal beverage cans, steel food containers and empty aerosol cans. All labels can remain on.		Metal: Scrap metal of any kind, fencing, siding, window frames, plumbing fixtures or fittings, electrical parts or wiring.