Washtenaw County Recycling Guide
Ann Arbor Township
Mailing Address:
3792 Pontiac Trail
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: 734-663-3418
Fax: 734-663-6678
www.a2twp.org
Solid Waste Services
- Ann Arbor Township has a contract with Republic as their preferred waste hauler until June of 2006. After this time a new waste hauler may be contracted.
- Please call Republic at 1-877-264-5544 for schedule information or call the township office at 734-663-3418 to verify the waste hauler.
Recycling Services
- Recycling is picked up curbside, every other week, on the same day as trash pickup. To get a complete schedule of recycling pickups, view the website, or call 734-663-3418.
Accepted Materials for Recycling
PaperNewspaper, magazines, office paper, phone books.
Metals
Aluminum and tin cans, scrap aluminum and steel.
Plastic
#1 PET plastic, #2 HDPE plastic bottles only. You will find the number symbol on the bottom of the bottle. Discard caps before recycling.
NO #1 or #2 plastic tubs, such as yogurt or butter containers, or plastics #3-#7.
Glass
All colored glass bottles and jars.
Yard Waste
- Yard waste (grass clippings, leaves and small twigs) is collected curbside, every other week, from the first of April through November. The schedule is opposite that of recycling pickups, therefore one week will be yard waste pickup and the next will be recycling pickup.
- Please put your yard waste in paper bags or in containers marked COMPOST. The containers may not weigh over 40 lbs.
- Burn permits can be obtained at Fire Station #1 at 3792 Pontiac Trail or Fire Station #2 at 4319 Gross Rd. You can also call 734-741-5900 with questions.
Washtenaw County Links
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Washtenaw County Recycles: http://recycle.ewashtenaw.org
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Household Toxics: To find out how to dispose of household toxic products, please link to the Washtenaw County Home Toxics Center, or call the information line at 734-222-3950
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Washtenaw County Regional Drop-off Station: One stop location for recycling, refuse, and compost
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Turning Trash into Treasures Guide: Find creative tips on how to reduce your waste, as well as a directory of facilities that will reuse or recycle many of your household items
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