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Items in good condition can be donated to charity at select donation centres. Acceptance of items is at the discretion of the charity. Damaged items can be disposed as garbage for a fee at select York Region Waste Facilities. Curbside collection may also be available. Check with your local municipality for more information.

Please place this item in the blue box.

Please place this item in the blue box.

Broken light bulbs and broken fluorescent tubes in small amounts can be collected at the curb as garbage if placed in a cardboard box labelled "Broken Glass". Check your local municipal website or waste calendar for more information. Large amounts can be dropped off as garbage for a fee at the Georgina Waste Transfer Station or a Community Environmental Centre (CEC).

At the moment, black plastic is a challenging material to recycle and acts as a contaminant in the recycling system. Please place this item in the garbage.

Do Not Compost. These items are garbage. Any plant materials should be placed in black plastic bags. Seal the bags tightly and leave them in direct sunlight for at least one week. Pulled plants which have flowered are still able to produce seeds, so plant pieces should be removed from the site and sent to the landfill.

Paper take-out cups, including coffee cups are challenging to recycle as they are lined with plastic or wax and act as a contaminant in the recycling system. Please place paper take-out cups and lids in the garbage. Consider using a reusable cup or bottle wherever possible.

This item is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and can be taken to a HHW depot for proper recycling and disposal. Click icon for nearest locations. All HHW should be in original containers and well-marked. Containers are not returnable. Do not mix products. Residents may drop off up to 60L of HHW and 20 fluorescent tubes per day at York Region HHW Depots. If you are looking for alternative locations for proper recycling and disposal of your material please visit www.regeneration.ca.

This item is household hazardous waste (HHW) and can be taken to a HHW depot for proper recycling and disposal. Click map icon for nearest locations. All HHW should be in original containers and well-marked. Containers are not returnable. Do not mix products. Residents may drop off up to 60L of HHW and 20 fluorescent tubes per day at York Region HHW Depots.

This item is household hazardous waste (HHW) and can be taken to a HHW depot for proper recycling and disposal. All HHW should be in original containers and well-marked. Limits: Residents may drop off up to 60L of HHW and 20 fluorescent tubes per day at York Region HHW Depots.