THE WOODLANDS GREEN: Zeroing in on Zero Waste Jan. 11 at 7pm

Going Green Lecture
Join us Jan. 11, at 7pm at the Woodlands South Regional Library, next to The Pavilion on Lake Robbins Drive, to learn about Zeroing in on Zero Waste

Recycling Curbside Recycling Collection
Curbside recycling collection accepts these items:
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Paper Newspaper and inserts (remove plastic wrapper) Junk mail Magazines White and mixed office paper Corrugated Cardboard and Paperboard 24" x 24" x 24" or smaller (no limit) Up to three boxes larger than 24" x 24" x 24" No wax- or plastic-coated materials Crush or flatten boxes and remove liners Glass Bottles & Jars Green, brown & clear Rinse well Aluminum and Tin Food or Beverage Containers Crushing cans is encouraged No foil pie pans, aerosol cans or scrap metal  Plastic #1 - 7 Rigid Plastic Containers Check the bottom of the container for for chasing arrows with number 1 - 7  Empty contents Rinse Leave caps on

Aseptic Packaging Shelf-stable cartons Juice boxes Milk Soy and almond milk Soup and broth Wine Refrigerated Cartons Milk Juice Cream Egg substitutes Keep Carton Recycling Working Remove plastic caps Discard straws Rinse carton thoroughly

Recycling in The Woodlands
For more information, call The Woodlands Community Service
Corporation, Environmental Services Department 281.210.3900
or visit their web page on curbside recycling.

MATERIAL	The Recycling Center Research Forest, west of Bear Branch. Open Sat - 9AM - 2PM, Wed - 4 PM - 7 PM	Pct. 3 Collection Station 1122 Pruitt Road (approx. 1.2 miles south of Sawdust Road off Budde Rd) Open Mon - Sat 9AM - 5PM	Southwest Recycling Equipment & Services 9301 Forest Lane, Conroe Open Thu, Fri, Sat 8AM - 5PM
Aluminum Cans	Yes	Yes	Yes
Steel Cans	Yes	Yes	Yes
Scrap Metal	No	Yes	Yes
Glass jars & bottles (clear, brown, & green)	Yes	Yes	No
Fluorescent & compact fluorescent lights	No	Yes	No
Glass drinking mugs & glasses, window panes, plate glass, vases and light fixtures	No	No	No
Paper:  Newspaper, office paper, magazines phone books, catalogues, junk mail, envelopes (most area school parking lots have receptacles for these - proceeds benefit students)	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cardboard/Paperboard & brown paper bags	Yes	Yes	Yes
Plastic #1 & #2	Yes	Yes	No
Yard Trimmings	Yes	Yes	No
Residential do-it-yourself home improvement materials	No	Yes	No
Tires	No	Yes	No
Automobile Batteries	No	Yes	Yes
Used motor oil	No	Yes	No
Appliances (Pct 3 will certify as Freon-free)	No	Yes	Yes
Bulky items (non-hazardous household items)	No	Yes	Ask
Household garbage	No	No	No

Garbage, Recycling and Yardwaste Pickup Information
Montgomery County Precinct 3 Recycling Complex