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Solid Waste Rates in the Redlands Municipal Code
Solid Waste & Recycling Services
The City of Redlands is dedicated to the concept and practice of
environmental preservation. We are constantly seeking new
technologies and services which will not only preserve our
environment, but provide more efficient and economical
collection, recycling, and disposal of waste materials, while
meeting all health, safety, and regulatory requirements.
Our extensive solid waste and recycling services and programs are
designed with you, the customer, in mind.
Residential Services
All refuse, green waste, and recycling containers should be
placed for collection prior to 6:00 A.M. of your regular
collection day to avoid being missed. Collection can occur at any
time between 6:00 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. or later, and can change
from week to week.
Three different trucks will pass your residence to collect
refuse, yard waste, and recycling waste throughout the day. A
missed collection must be reported to our office within 24 hours
of your regular collection day to receive a make-up collection.
Credits are not issued for missed collections that are not
reported.
Containers should be placed curbside at least 3 feet from any
obstacle, such as a parked car or fence, and at least 1 foot from
other containers.
Trash containers should be removed from streets as soon as
possible after the containers have been collected, and in any
event no later than ten o’clock.
Automated Green Waste Collection
Separate collection of your organic green waste materials is
required in the City. Place green waste materials in the
container marked YARD WASTE ONLY.
- Green Waste includes yard waste such as grass cuttings,
prunings, tree branches & leaves, untreated wood, sawdust, and
other discarded plant material from private and/or public areas
- It does not include palm fronds, cactus or tree limbs and
stumbs larger than six inches in diameter
As with all containers, green waste may never exceed the upper
perimeter of the container.
Contaminated Containers Cannot be Collected by Your Driver
If contamination is found prior to collection, your container
will be tagged with a green tag by the driver and left. Once you
have removed the contaminates, you can request a special pickup
at an extra charge, or you may place your container out the
following week for regular collection.
Plastic lawn bags are a contaminate and should never be placed in
your green waste container
Automated Curbside Recycling Program
By recycling, you help:
- Conserve natural resources
- Reduce air & water pollution
- Reduce energy use
- Extend landfill life
PLACE IN RECYCLING CONTAINER:
Glass Containers
Cans (tin, steel, bi-metal, aluminum)
Plastic containers (Number 1 – 7)
All paper that is not food contaminated
Computer paper
Junk mail
Colored paper
Catalogs
Paper bags
Magazines
Paper egg cartons
Newspaper
Cereal boxes (with liner removed)
Aseptic packaging (juice drink boxes)
Wrapping paper (no foil or metallic types)
Paper six-pack and twelve-pack containers
Cardboard boxes (cut to fit inside the container)
DO NOT PLACE IN RECYCLING CONTAINER:
Bubble wrap
Ceramics/Pottery
Cloth
Clothes
Disposable diapers
Drinking glasses
Light bulbs
Mirrors
Needles
Plastic bags
Plastic house wares
Potato chip bags
Toys
Used oil
Waxed milk cartons
Rubber garden hoses
Window or safety glass
Food contaminated papers
Swimming pool covers
Packing peanuts / foam
