Fairfield Recycles!

All plastic bottles and jugs (regardless of plastic number) and clean pizza boxes are now accepted.

Recyclables, which should be placed in a designated red recycling bin, are picked up curbside on regular trash collection days.

Bins are available for $8 FREE at the Utility Billing Office in Room 113 of Municipal Building.

Butler County Residential Recycling Programs 2010

Computer & Television Drop Off

The Solid Waste District offers multiple days to recycle residential electronic waste.
What: All computer and television systems
When: 2nd and 3rd Saturdays • (April through September)
Hours: 9 A.M. - 1 P.M.
Where: Butler County Engineer’s Office, 1921 Fairgrove Ave. Hamilton, 45011
Limit: 5 computer systems and 2 televisions per household

Freon Appliance Collection

Butler County provides residents with a curbside “on-demand” Freon Appliance recycling program at no charge.
What: refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier
When: April through September
Call: Unwanted Appliances at 1-888-886-9268 to schedule Freon Appliances must be placed at the curb or on a driveway. Freon technicians will remove the Freon from your appliances.
Limit: Two “like” appliances per household. For example, no more than two refrigerators, two freezers or two air conditioners.

Household Hazardous Drop Off

Dispose of your hazardous items in a safe, environmentally acceptable manner.
What: Paint, automotive fluids, oil, pesticides, pool chemicals, long fluorescent tubes, compact fluorescent bulbs, varnishes, lacquers, antifreeze, car and household batteries and adhesives
When: Every Thursday • (June through September)
Hours: 2 P.M. - 7 P.M.
Where: Environmental Enterprises 10163 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, West Chester 45069

RECYCLE... It's easy to do!
www.butlercountyrecycles.org
513-887-3653

Curbside Recycling

These items can be recycled through Fairfield’s curbside program:

Glass - All glass food and drink containers or jars are accepted (colored or clear). Please discard caps and rinse out. No need to remove paper labels. Not presently accepted: Broken glass of any type, window glass, mirrors, light bulbs, drinking glasses/mugs or oven/cooking glassware (Pyrex).

Metal cans - Aluminum and bi-metal beverage cans, steel soup and food cans, and empty aerosol cans are accepted. Please rinse, drain and crush cans (when possible), and remove plastic aerosol caps. Labels do not need to be removed. Not presently accepted: Paint cans, coat hangers, steel scrap, and pots or pans.

Paper Products - Place newspapers, magazines, junk mail, mixed office paper, paper grocery bags, cereal boxes, catalogs and telephone books in a brown paper grocery sack (no plastic bags, please), then place inside bin, or — in case of rain— place under the bin. Boxes should be flattened and corrugated cardboard should be cut to a size no larger than three feet by three feet. Not presently accepted: Pizza boxes or cardboard products contaminated with grease or food residue.

Plastics - Plastic milk containers, soft drink bottles, detergent bottles and shampoo bottles are accepted, providing they display the recycling logo with the number 1 or 2. Please remove all caps and lids, rinse out and crush the container. Labels do not need to be removed. Not presently accepted: Wide-mouth containers such as margarine bowls or whipped topping containers, oil jugs, film or plastic bags.

Butler County Recyles

Butler County Recycling & Solid Waste District for information about 2010 programs is available @ butlercountyrecycles.org