Wyoming Recycling Directory

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1 Wyoming Recycling Directory

2 The Wyoming Recycling Directory was prepared with Stripper Well Funds under grant number NT Prepared by Peak Environmental Management, Inc. P. O. Box 404 Green River, Wyoming under contract to Wyoming Business Council Mineral, Energy, and Transportation Division Federal Energy Programs 214 West 15 th Street Cheyenne, Wyoming Additional copies of this directory can be obtained by contacting: Wyoming Business Council Mineral, Energy, and Transportation Division Federal Energy Programs The Wyoming Recycling Directory is also available on the Internet by accessing the Wyoming Business Council Web site at: and scroll down to find the most recent version of the Wyoming Recycling Directory or the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Web site at: and scroll down to find the most recent version of the Wyoming Recycling Directory. Duplication or quotation of material in this publication is welcome if credit is given to: Wyoming Business Council Mineral, Energy, and Transportation Division Federal Energy Programs and to Peak Environmental Management, Inc. I

3 Directory Updates This directory will be updated as state funds are available. Every effort was made to contact profit and not-for-profit recycling centers in Wyoming. Any errors or omissions are unintentional. A form (which may be copied) is provided in this directory for revisions, additions of new organizations, recycling centers, and businesses which utilize recyclable waste to produce saleable materials. Updated information should be directed to: Peak Environmental Management, Inc. P. O. Box 404 Green River, Wyoming FAX myra@peakenvironmental.com Goals of this directory are to provide information to the public and private sectors and the general public, to improve economic development in recycling operations, and to enhance natural resource management. Inquiries and Information Prior to delivering recyclables to a center, the center should be contacted to determine current hours, location, accepted materials, or packaging requirements. Each recycling center adjusts in response to market conditions. General inquiries and information requests regarding recycling should be directed to community contacts, public interest organizations, local recycling centers, or the following: Wyoming Business Council Mineral, Energy, and Transportation Division 214 West 15 th Street Cheyenne, Wyoming FAX Sherry.Hughes@Wybusiness.Org Recyclables' Value Since the value of many recyclables and the cost of handling and transportation to end-markets are substantial, most centers do not pay money for items such as glass or plastic. Some centers pay for aluminum and ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Centers should be contacted to determine if any money is paid for accepted materials. Preparation and Packaging of Recyclables Each type of material must be separated, e.g. glass cannot be combined with aluminum, and materials should be deposited in appropriate containers. Each center has specific preparation and packaging requirements which are based on quality control requirements established by the purchaser of the recyclables and by quality standards for end products. Although general guidelines are listed, the individual center should be contacted regarding preparations and packaging. Telephone Books: Look in your new telephone book for information about recycling your old one. Telephone books are usually collected for recycling during only the two months of the year following distribution of your new books. Rechargeable Batteries and Cell Phones: Due to the numerous locations available to recycle rechargeable batteries and cell phones, they are not listed individually in this Directory. Go to or or recyclewirelessphones.com to find the closest store for battery and cell phone recycling. E-waste is electronics waste. Some facilities charge a fee for disposal and some do not. Patrons should contact the center regarding preparation details and costs in advance of disposal. ii

4 Vehicle batteries: Stores which sell batteries are required by law to accept one battery for each one purchased. Some stores will accept additional batteries, and some battery dealers will pay a small amount for batteries. All battery dealers have not been listed due to the large number of stores which accept batteries. Used motor oil: Used oil may be accepted by some service stations and occasionally for a fee since the station may be charged for used oil collection. Some municipal maintenance operations also accept used motor oil and may also charge a fee depending on the quantity disposed. Used motor oil must not be mixed with other vehicle fluids. Used motor oil should not be deposited after hours at any location. Newspapers: Some centers require that newspapers be bagged or tied with string. Office paper and office pack: Paper clips and, in some cases, staples should also be removed. Glossy and glue bound publications should not be included with office paper or newspapers. Envelopes and "junk mail" should not be included unless specified. Self-adhesive labels (labels which are not water soluble) should be removed from office paper and office pack. Materials which are acceptable for office pack vary from center to center. Check with local recyclers to determine which paper products they will accept and how materials should be separated and packaged. Corrugated cardboard: Cardboard must be corrugated, clean, and free of debris. Flat, gray cardboard: The few centers which accept gray, flat cardboard (e.g., cereal boxes) require that it be clean and free of food and other debris. Glass: Glass beverage and food containers should be rinsed and clean of food or other material. Labels are acceptable. Window glass, mirrors, and drinking glasses cannot be accepted. Metal and plastic lids and metal rings must be removed. Most centers require separation of glass by color.»»note: Many centers cannot accept green or blue glass.««aluminum: Aluminum cans should be free of debris and liquid. At most centers, scrap aluminum should be separated from aluminum cans. Scrap aluminum such as aluminum doors and aluminum lawn chairs are accepted by most scrap metal recyclers. Plastics: Plastics must be clean, dry, and of the specific type accepted by the center. Some centers accept only natural (clear or white) plastics and cannot accept colored plastic containers. Some centers also have limitations about accepting plastic containers which may have been used for motor oil or vegetable oil. The Society of the Plastics Industry (SPI) has developed this voluntary plastic container coding system that must be referenced prior to taking plastics to a recycling center: PET HDPE Polyethylene High-Density Terephthalate Polyethylene PVC Polyvinyl Chloride LDPE Low-Density Polyethylene PP Polypropylene PS Polystyrene Other All Other Resins and Layered Multi- Material iii

5 Table of Contents Public Interest Organizations. 1-2 Recycling Economic Development Advocates Community Contacts College and University Programs Recycling Centers Afton.... Alpine... Baggs.... Basin. Big Horn County (See Basin, Byron, Greybull, and Lovell.) Bridger Valley. Buffalo... Byron (See also Lovell.) Casper.. Cheyenne.. Clark. Cody Cokeville.. Dayton.. Diamondville... Douglas Dubois.. Eden. Elk Mountain (See Hanna.) Encampment. Evanston... Farson (See Eden.) Gillette.. Glenrock... Grand Teton National Park (See Jackson.) Green River.. Grover..... Guernsey..... Hanna... Hudson. Jackson

6 Table of Contents Kemmerer.. Lance Creek (See Lusk.) Lander Laramie.. Lovell. Lusk... Lyman Marbleton.. Medicine Bow (See Hanna.) Meeteetse.. Midwest. Mills (See Casper.) Moorcroft... Newcastle... Pinedale. Powell.... Rawlins.. Riverton... Rock Springs.. Saratoga Sheridan..... Shoshoni Star Valley. Sundance.... Ten Sleep (See Worland.) Thayne.. Thermopolis Torrington.... Wamsutter. Wheatland. Wilson (See Jackson.) Worland.... Yellowstone National Park (See Jackson.) Businesses Utilizing Recyclable Waste in Products Revision Form. 71

7 Public Interest Organizations Wyoming Solid Waste and Recycling Association P. O. Box 310 Powell, Wyoming Web site: Bill Vance, President, , 1150 North 3 rd Street, Laramie, Wyoming Myron Heny, Secretary-Treasurer, , mwheny@tctwest.net Cynde LaCounte, Editor, USED NEWS, , lacounte@tctwest.net P. O. Box 57, Greybull, Wyoming Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Robert A. Doctor, P.G., Program Manager Craig McOmie, State Recycling Coordinator Solid Waste Permitting and Corrective Action Solid and Hazardous Waste Division 152 North Durbin Street, Suite 100 Casper, Wyoming FAX bdocto@wyo.gov or cmcomi@wyo.gov Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Steve Roseberry Pollution Prevention (P2) Program Coordinator Office of Outreach and Environmental Assistance Herschler Building 4-W 122 West 25th Street Cheyenne, Wyoming FAX sroseb@wyo.gov Jackson Community Recycling Heather Overholser P. O. Box 9088 Jackson, Wyoming FAX jcrecycling@tetonwyo.org Web site: ««Recycling in Wyoming can be economically challenging due to distances to markets and the volumes we generate. Contribute to recycling in your community.»» 1

8 Public Interest Organizations, Continued Lander Recycles Susan Benepe 793 South 9 th Street Lander, Wyoming sbenepe@wyoming.com Powder River Basin Resource Council Kevin Lind 934 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming FAX PRBRC@PowderRiverBasin.org Web site: Recycling and Environmental Coalition (RECO) 233 C Street Rock Springs, Wyoming Riverton Recycles Bill Urbigkit Riverton City Hall 816 North Federal Boulevard Riverton, Wyoming burbigkit@rivertonwy.gov Wyoming Outdoor Council Laurie Milford 262 Lincoln Street Lander, Wyoming FAX Web site: info@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org ««Cut down on household hazardous waste. Contact DEQ or your local landfill for suggestions about how to reduce household hazardous waste. Use all of the product in the way it was intended, and then you will have only an empty container to discard.»» 2

9 Recycling Economic Development Advocates The Wyoming Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and Manufacturing-Works (MW) encourage economic development with recycling operations. Manufacturing-Works promotes reuse, recycling, chemical substitution, pollution prevention, waste stream management, and waste minimization through use of environmental assessments, recycling methods, and sampling methods. The SBDC and MW offerings include: Technical assistance Consultation Workshop information Database listings Market Research Visit the following Web sites for information: Wyoming Small Business Development Center Diane Wolverton, State Director Dept. 3922, 1000 East University Avenue Laramie, Wyoming Manufacturing-Works (MW) Larry Stewart - Director Dept. 3362, 1000 East University Avenue Laramie, Wyoming (office), (cell), , (fax) lstewart@uwyo.edu ««If you live in a community where your solid waste is collected, compare your volume of weekly trash to your neighbors. If you recycle and reuse, you may have less than your neighbors. Encourage your neighbors and friends to precycle, recycle, reuse, and use wisely. You will all notice a difference.»» ««Your local library, thrift store, or used book store may accept paper and/or plastic grocery bags.»» 3

10 Community Contacts Baggs Baggs SWDD (Solid Waste Disposal District) Robert Good P. O. Box 261 Baggs, Wyoming , Landfill Big Horn County (See Basin, Byron, Greybull, and Lovell.) Buffalo Buffalo-Johnson County Recycling Center Joint Powers Board Skip Hancock P. O. Box 441 Buffalo, Wyoming Buffalo City Hall Campbell County City of Gillette Julie Ruff Recycling Manager 500 South Gillette Avenue, Suite 1400 Gillette, Wyoming cell FAX Casper Keep Casper Beautiful (KCB) Beth Andress, KCB Administrative Coordinator Jolene Martinez, KCB Director City of Casper Recycling and Solid Waste 200 North David Street Casper, Wyoming FAX or Web site: 4

11 Community Contacts, Continued Cheyenne City of Cheyenne Dennis Pino Director Sanitation/Landfill 2101 O'Neil Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming FAX Cody City of Cody Recycling Program Keith Viles Recycling Coordinator P. O. Box 2200 Cody, Wyoming , Recycling Center FAX Douglas City of Douglas Jim Sullivan 420 West Grant Street Douglas, Wyoming FAX Dubois (See Lander.) Elk Mountain High Country Joint Powers Board Andrew Jones, Board Chairman, Mike Martin, Landfill Manager, (evening) P. O. Box 574 Hanna, Wyoming , Landfill ««Take the time to teach children about recycling and natural resources. You may also learn something.»» 5

12 Community Contacts, Continued Encampment/Saratoga UPRSWDD Alyson Sneddon, Chairperson P. O. Box 6 Saratoga, Wyoming FAX Evanston Uinta Recycling, Inc. P. O. Box 1022 Evanston, Wyoming recycling@uintanet.com Jim s Service Jim or Travis Cook P. O. Box 417 Evanston, Wyoming Gillette City of Gillette Julie Ruff Recycling Manager 500 South Gillette Avenue, Suite 1400 Gillette, Wyoming Cell: FAX jr@ccgov.net Green River City of Green River Linda Roosa Sanitation Supervisor 50 East 2nd North Green River, Wyoming lroosa@cityofgreenriver.org ««Volunteer for a roadside collection day.»» 6

13 Community Contacts, Continued Hanna High Country Joint Powers Board Andrew Jones, Board Chairman, Mike Martin, Landfill Manager, (evening) P. O. Box 574 Hanna, Wyoming , Landfill Jackson Jackson Community Recycling Heather Overholser P. O. Box 9088 Jackson, Wyoming FAX Web site: Kemmerer K.A.R.E. (Kemmerer Area Recycling Effort)-Lincoln County Jodi Dillree 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming FAX: Web site: Lander Fremont County Solid Waste Disposal District Don Connell P. O. Box 1400 Lander, Wyoming Lander Recycles Susan Benepe 793 South 9 th Street Lander, Wyoming sbenepe@wyoming.com Laramie City of Laramie Tyler Bandemer, Solid Waste Division Manager P. O. Box C Laramie, Wyoming tbandemer@ci.laramie.wy.us 7

14 Community Contacts, Continued Lusk Town of Lusk P. O. Box 390 Lusk, Wyoming FAX Medicine Bow High Country Joint Powers Board Andrew Jones, Board Chairman, Mike Martin, Landfill Manager, (evening) P. O. Box 574 Hanna, Wyoming , Landfill Moorcroft Town of Moorcroft P. O. Box 70 Moorcroft, Wyoming FAX Newcastle RENEW Dennis Brichacek 35 Fairgrounds Road Newcastle, Wyoming FAX Pinedale Sublette Citizens for Recycling or Marti Seipp P. O. Box 190 Pinedale, Wyoming ««All food and debris should be removed from metal, plastic, and glass containers before depositing at the recycling center.»» 8

15 Community Contacts, Continued Powell Powell Valley Recycling Mary Jo Decker 535 North Hamilton Street Powell, Wyoming Rawlins City of Rawlins Don Cuin, Landfill Superintendent, John Medina, Superintendent of Rawlins City Recycling Center, P. O. Box 953 Rawlins, Wyoming Riverside UPRSWDD Alyson Sneddon, Chairperson P. O. Box 6 Saratoga, Wyoming FAX Riverton Community Entry Services Bill Davis 2441 Peck Avenue Riverton, Wyoming , Ext. 223 FAX Rock Springs Recycling and Environmental Coalition (RECO) 233 C Street Rock Springs, Wyoming or Saratoga UPRSWDD Alyson Sneddon, Chairperson P. O. Box 6 Saratoga, Wyoming FAX

16 Community Contacts, Continued Sheridan City of Sheridan Tony Baumgartner, Landfill Supervisor 83 East Ridge Rd. P. O. Box 848 Sheridan, Wyoming FAX Sundance City of Sundance John Kiplinger P. O. Box 542 Sundance, Wyoming FAX Ten Sleep Ten Sleep Recycling Center Caryn Agee 208 Shiloh Road Worland, Wyoming , Ext Torrington City of Torrington Steve Harold P. O. Box 250 Torrington, Wyoming or Wheatland City of Wheatland Recycling Cindy Kahler th Street Wheatland, Wyoming Worland Washakie County Solid Waste Disposal District #1, Worland Landfill Robert Crabtree 101 Recovery Road P. O. Box 1411 Worland, Wyoming

17 College and University Programs These programs are dedicated to student and faculty use only unless otherwise noted. Note Because there are many places to recycle rechargeable batteries, most are not listed. Go to to find the closest store for battery and cell phone recycling. Casper College Contact: Paul Amadio, Campus Services Address: 125 College Drive Casper, Wyoming FAX Bin locations: Convenient locations on campus Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Office pack Ferrous metal Newspapers Magazines & slick paper Corrugated cardboard Books Central Wyoming College Contact: Kenna Kline Address: 2660 Peck Avenue Riverton, Wyoming Location: Trailers on east side of campus next to Pro-Tech Building 24-hour/day drop-off trailers Partnered with the City of Riverton to collect: Plastics Paper Eastern Wyoming College Contact: Keith Jarvis, Physical Plant Director Address: 3200 West C Street Torrington, Wyoming FAX Keith.Jarvis@ewc.wy.edu Bin locations: Convenient locations on campus For public and college use -- College Drive - sectioned trailer & container for grass clippings Materials accepted (for college use only): Paper (white & colored except bright colors) Grass clippings White paper Newspapers Telephone books Barred computer paper Corrugated cardboard 11

18 College and University Programs, Continued These programs are dedicated to student and faculty use only unless otherwise noted. Laramie County Community College Contact: Kim Bechtle Address: 1400 East College Drive Cheyenne, Wyoming FAX or Bin locations: Convenient locations on campus Office pack Computer paper Newspapers Magazines & catalogues Telephone books Printer & toner cartridges Yard waste Packing materials including bubble pack Western Wyoming Community College Contact: Crystal Wilder, Recycling Committee Address: P. O. Box College Drive Rock Springs, Wyoming or , Ext FAX Location: West parking lot 7 days per week, 24 hours per day Office pack Corrugated cardboard ««Give extra safety pins to organizers of community foot races and walks or to dance and theater groups.»» ««Wire hangers may be reused by your local dry cleaner or a thrift shop.»» 12

19 College and University Programs, Continued These programs are dedicated to student and faculty use only unless otherwise noted. University of Wyoming Contact: Tod R. Scott, Waste Stream Manager (office/warehouse) FAX Web site: Address: Physical Plant/ Recycling Dept East University Avenue Laramie, Wyoming Location: Numerous campus locations (inside and outside) for drop-off services UW Physical Plant on 15 th & Lewis in Laramie and UW Recycling Warehouse on 15 th & Gibbon (south, center bay) Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon & 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Materials accepted for recycling: Black & white paper Printer cartridges Office pack & colored paper Plastics, PET [1] & HDPE [2] Books & telephone books (Plastic pop bottles & milk jugs) Newspapers [2] Colored plastics (such as [2] detergent bottles) Corrugated cardboard Magazines Computer print-out paper or green bar paper & shredded paper Metals (stainless steel, brass, aluminum, copper, bronze, & steel) Materials accepted for reuse: Books Paper Styrofoam peanuts Binders Bubble packaging materials Boxes Miscellaneous office supplies (paper clips, binder clips, file folders, greeting cards, envelopes, and others) Mission Statement: The University of Wyoming Recycling Program is dedicated to reducing waste on campus. We believe in a standard of excellence and are committed to provided quality service to the UW campus. We believe it is our responsibility to provide education on campus, in our community and state that focuses on the benefits of reducing, reusing, and recycling all of our resources. UW Recycling is committed to being a progressive leader in solid waste reduction in the Rocky Mountain Region. Remember, U Make It Work! 13

20 Community Recycling Programs Note: Because there are many places to recycle rechargeable batteries, most are not listed. Go to to find the closest store for battery and cell phone recycling. Afton Lincoln County Recycling - Afton Recycling Trailers FAX Web site: Location: Afton Fairgrounds Parking Lot Mailing address: 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming Contact: Jodi Dillree, Bin hours: 7 days per week, 24 hours per day (no foil or pie plates) Tin cans (no lids) Glass, brown & clear only (no green) Newspapers (no twine) Magazines, catalogues, & phone books (up to ½ inch thick, no hard covers) Office Pack (copy paper, junk mail, no black or red backgrounds, no fluorescent paper) Cardboard roll-off located nearby Alpine Lincoln County Recycling - Alpine Recycling Trailers FAX Web site: Location: Alpine Fire Hall Parking Lot Mailing address: 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming Contacts: Jodi Dillree, Bin hours: 7 days per week, 24 hours per day (no foil or pie plates) Newspapers (no twine) Tin cans (no lids) Glass, brown & clear only (no green) Magazines, catalogues, & phone books (up to ½ inch thick, no hard covers) Office Pack (copy paper, junk mail, no black or red backgrounds, no fluorescent paper) Cardboard roll-off located nearby 14

21 Baggs Baggs SWDD (Solid Waste Disposal District) FAX Location: 1 mile north of Baggs on 789 & 2 miles west on County Road 700 Mailing address: P. O. Box 261 Baggs, Wyoming Contact: Robert Good Monday - Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Vehicle batteries Ferrous & non-ferrous metals White goods (appliances) Basin Used motor oil Tires Christmas trees South Big Horn County Landfill , Landfill , Landfill Manager Location: 2570 Lane 39, Basin Mailing address: Big Horn County Solid Waste Disposal District P. O. Box 150 Greybull, Wyoming Contact: Gary Grant, Landfill Manager Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Cell phones Vehicle batteries Clean, used motor oil [Do-it-yourselfers only. NO COMMERCIAL USED OIL.] Big Horn County (See Basin, Byron, Greybull, & Lovell.) ««Many communities have local groups which volunteer their time to operate local recycling centers. Wyoming has many public interest organizations with activities related to environmental affairs. Become active with recycling efforts in your local community.»» 15

22 Bridger Valley (See also Lyman.) Bridger Valley Landfill Web site: Location: 4461 Highway 412 (near Carter) Mailing address: th Street Evanston, Wyoming Contact: Jon Turner, Summer hours: Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Winter hours: Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Vehicle batteries Scrap metal Tires [Fee applies] Used oil [Limit of 5 gallons per person.] Paint Compost White goods (appliances) [Fee applies for refrigeration appliances.] Buffalo Buffalo Johnson Co. Recycling Center Joint Powers Board , Skip Hancock rhancock@wyoming.com Location: 620 Fetterman Street, between Senior Center & YMCA Mailing address: P. O. Box 441 Buffalo, Wyoming Contact: R. L. Skip Hancock Summer hours (April - October): 7 days per week, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Winter hours (November - March): 7 days per week, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bond or legal paper with no glue & some other aluminum (includes school papers) Steel (tin) cans Computer paper Plastics, screw top bottles Newspapers with inserts Corrugated cardboard Magazines ««Liquids cannot be accepted by municipal solid waste landfills. Never throw away any container which still has liquid contents. Use all of the product which is practical to use.»» ««"Office pack" - Each center may have different criteria about what can be included with office pack. Check with local recyclers to determine which products are accepted and how materials should be separated and packaged.»» 16

23 Buffalo, Continued Buffalo Landfill Location: 3 miles east of Buffalo at 284 TW Road Mailing address Johnson County Solid Waste District 284 TW Road Buffalo, Wyoming Contact: Doug Shimic Summer hours: Monday - Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Winter hours: Monday - Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Scrap metal White goods (appliances) [Refrigeration appliances must be certified as having freon/cfcs removed, or there will be a charge for removal.] Yard waste -- grass, leaves, hay, & manure (for composting) Tires [Extra fee charged for tires with rims.] Mr. R s Auto Salvage FAX sales@mrrsauto.com Location: 321 TW Road Buffalo, Wyoming Contact: Matt Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Vehicles [Free pick-up in most cases] Auto & truck parts Reuseable pallets Auto & marine batteries Radiators White goods (except refrigerators & freezers) Shredded paper & packing peanuts (Must be bagged.) Used oil - Must be free of water, antifreeze, fuel, & solvents. Byron (See also Lovell.) Byron Solid Waste Disposal District Location: 35½ South Pryor, Byron Mailing address: P. O. Box 138 Byron, Wyoming Contact: Jack Hessenthaler, Manager Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Newspapers Used motor oil Corrugated cardboard 17

24 Casper City of Casper-Solid Waste Division , Solid Waste Division, Balefill , Keep Casper Beautiful FAX Web site: Location: 1886 North Station Road Casper, Wyoming Mailing address: 200 North David Street Contacts: Casper, Wyoming Cindie Langston, Solid Waste Division Manager Bob Orpet, Refuse Collections Supervisor Brian Williams, Balefill Supervisor David Jordan, Special Wastes Supervisor Beth Andress, Keep Casper Beautiful Administrative Coordinator ================= Locations and Note All locations below are open 7 days per week, 24 hours per day, except as noted for the Landfill Facility. 1. Farnham s Furniture Galleries 5. Kelly Walsh High School Parking Lot CY Avenue & Wyoming Boulevard 3500 East 12 th Street 2. Sunrise Shopping Center 6. Rocky Mountain Sports 4000 South Poplar Street 1351 CY Avenue 3. Meals on Wheels 7. North Casper Soccer Fields 1760 East 12 th Street 1700 East K Street (Next to City Garage) 4. WalMart 8. Paradise Valley Swimming Pool 4400 East Second Street Iris & Valley Drive 9. Balefill/Landfill Facility 1886 North Station Road Monday - Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Plastics [1] [7] Newspapers Office pack Magazines & catalogues Corrugated cardboard A cardboard recycle collection service is available for businesses within the city limits. Yard waste accepted free at the landfill for composting and wood chips. Household Hazardous and Infectious Waste Collection Facility, Free to residents of Natrona County. Residents may drop off small amounts (less than ½ a truck bed, no drums) Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Large amounts by appointment only. Commercial- Fridays by appointment only for small businesses that qualify. Used motor oil (in quantities less than 10 gallons), Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Telephone Book Recycling - Yellow Book For dates and locations, check the current phone directory or go to click on Company Information, and select Recycling Information. (Enter zip code in box.) Telephone books 18

25 Casper, Continued Intermountain Record Center Inc., Data Destruction Department FAX Web site: Location: 3765 Airport Parkway, Casper Mailing address: P. O. Box 2770 Mills, Wyoming Contact: Janie Wait, Director of Marketing/ President Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Provide - confidential documents (paper, microfilm, & microfiche) collection & destruction - contract services collection Collected paper is recycled with certificates of destruction provided. Microfilm silver is recovered & recycled. Pacific Steel & Recycling FAX Web site: Location: 3080 West Yellowstone Highway, Mills Mailing address: P. O. Box 160 Mills, Wyoming Contact: Aluminum Copper & insulated copper Brass Radiators Chad Elliott Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Used pipe & rods Stainless steel Lead (soft) Scrap iron Game hides in season ««Save styrofoam peanuts or bubble wrap in a garbage bag. Then when you need some, you have a choice. Several copy shops and office supply stores in the state accept clean styrofoam or other packing materials. Call them to see which items are acceptable for their needs.»» ««Purchase products made of recycled materials. Without a demand for recycled products, materials can not be reused.»» 19

26 Casper, Continued Robinson Contracting, Inc FAX Location: 2197 Bryan-Evansville Road Mailing address: P. O. Box 555 Casper, Wyoming Contact: Gene Robinson Call for hours and appointments. Ferrous & non-ferrous metals Used wire rope (industrial/commercial only, container available) Smith s Food and Drug Location: 2405 CY Avenue Casper, Wyoming Contact: Mike Hauf 7 days per week, 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Paper and plastic shopping & grocery bags can be reused with purchase for small refund. The UPS Store FAX store2200@theupsstore.com Location: 301 Thelma Drive Casper, Wyoming Contact: Packing peanuts Bill Spicer Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bubble wrap ««When traveling, keep your recyclables until you can find recycling centers for them. When staying at motels or campgrounds, ask where you can recycle newspapers, glass, or aluminum beverage containers.»» 20

27 Casper, Continued Wyoming Tire, Inc FAX Location: 6925 Cactus Lane, Casper Mailing address: P. O. Box 1400 Casper, Wyoming Contact: Dick Ayers Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, by appointment Passenger tires, truck tires, & off-the-road tires Wheels Mobile tire shredding operation & disposal available (any quantity, any size) Anything rubber Wyoming Steel & Recycling Iron and Metals, Inc FAX Location: 3400 West Yellowstone Highway, Mills Mailing address: P. O. Box 159 Mills, Wyoming Contact: Non-ferrous metals Scrap iron New steel Sherry Rivett Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Newspapers Corrugated cardboard Used structured pipe & rods ««Used motor oil should never be discarded on the driveway, in the yard, in the street, or down a drain. Improper disposal can damage our water supply. Some landfills and other municipal facilities accept used motor oil for no charge or a small fee to recover their cost for proper disposal.»» 21

28 Cheyenne Action Automotive Location: 1701 South Greeley Highway, Cheyenne Mailing address: P. O. Box 2300 Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Mark Shubert Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ferrous & non-ferrous metals (no cans) Car and truck parts Albertson's FAX Location: 3355 East Pershing Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Brian Howatson 7 days per week, 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Plastic shopping and grocery bags can be reused for own groceries. Note: City bins for aluminum cans, corrugated cardboard, glass, and paper are located in the parking lot. Canman Recycling or Location: 722 West 22nd Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Dave Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Stainless steel Radiators Iron Heater cores Batteries Copper Catalytic converters Brass Scrap aluminum Lead Insulated copper wire Cheyenne City Fleet Maintenance Garage Location: 1500 Snyder Avenue, Cheyenne Mailing address: 2101 O'Neil Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming Monday - Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Used motor oil [Limit of 5 gallons.] 22

29 Cheyenne, Continued City of Cheyenne (Curbside recycling to begin Fall 2009) FAX Blue Bin Recycling Locations: 1. Albertson s North 4. Wyoming Financial Properties* 5800 Yellowstone 1600 East Pershing 2. Albertson s East 5. K-Mart (now accepts plastics*) 3355 East Pershing 1840 Dell Range Boulevard 3. Home Depot 6. Lowe s Home Improvement* 1740 Fleischli Parkway 1608 Prairie Avenue 7. Solid Waste Transfer Station 220 North College Drive (handicapped accessible) Mailing address: City of Cheyenne 2101 O'Neil Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Dennis Pino, Director Sanitation/Landfill 7 days per week, 24 hours per day Aluminum beverage cans Steel (tin) cans (food cans only) Glass any color (beverage & food containers only) Newspapers & inserts & telephone books Corrugated cardboard & brown paper bags & cereal boxes Magazines & catalogs Plastics*, [1]-all colors & [2]-transparent milk jugs (Remove caps & rings.) *(Plastics are accepted only at Locations 4., 5., & 6 listed above.) An additional depot for delivery of commercial and large volumes of cardboard is located behind: City of Cheyenne, Waste Transfer Station at 220 North College Drive near East Fox Farm Road. E-waste (free disposal at the Transfer Station for Laramie County residents) Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; Saturday, 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Yard wastes (including leaves, grass clippings, limbs, branches, sod, manure, and topsoil) can be taken to the Public Compost Facility on Windmill Road or the Transfer Station at 220 North College Drive. Call for additional information. Household hazardous wastes (HHW) can be taken to the HHW Collection Depot on Saturdays, March through mid-november, by appointment only. Call for an appointment. Telephone Book Recycling - Yellow Book For specific dates and locations, check the current phone directory or go to click on Company Information, and select Recycling Information. (Enter zip code in box.) Telephone books 23

30 Cheyenne, Continued Outdated Dex Phone Book Recycling - DEX, the official publisher of Qwest Recycling your outdated directory helps Dex complete its lifecycle by being recycled into other useful products such as cellulose insulation, or your next Dex directory. Dex directories use paper containing 25% post consumer recycled materials. The remaining pulp comes from by-products (waste) generated by other industries. Location: At the City of Cheyenne Blue Bin Locations listed above (during phone book delivery period) or put in newspaper bin. Dates: Visit dexknows.com/recycle for specific dates and locations. Telephone books Eco-Center (a division of Magic City Enterprises) , Eco-Center, Call for information. FAX Drop site: Eco-Center 2600 Missile Drive Mailing address: 1780 Westland Road Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Michael McCracken or Mike Kenworthy Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Document & Records Destruction Aluminum Office & computer paper Steel (tin) cans Colored paper Newspapers Magazines & catalogues Telephone books Corrugated cardboard Plastics, PET [1] & HDPE [2] (Plastic pop bottles & milk jugs) Lincoln Valley Auto Salvage Location: 2607 Whitney Road Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: William Winkler Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Car bodies (Will pick up with appointment.) Ferrous & non-ferrous metals (no aluminum cans) Metal Tatooine Electronic Systems, Inc FAX recycle@tatooineinc.com Web site: Location: 6520 Hinesley Road Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Jeff Stumpf, President Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call for disposal fees. No appliances except microwaves. Anything electronic or that takes batteries (Pick-up can be arranged.) Computers Medical equipment 24

31 Cheyenne, Continued The UPS Store FAX store Location: 1740 Dell Range Boulevard, #H Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Packing peanuts Ron Wenke Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Wyoming Salvage FAX Location: 2222 Snyder Avenue Cheyenne, Wyoming Contact: Norm Bradley Monday - Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pick-up may be available depending on amount. Ferrous & non-ferrous metals White goods [Large appliances but no refrigeration appliances without verification that freon/cfcs have been removed or a $10 fee to remove.] Clark Clark Landfill, Park County Landfills (See also Park County Landfills under Cody and Powell.) FAX landfill@parkcounty.us Location: 93 Windsor Way, Clark Landfill (3 miles north of Clark School) Mailing address: th Street Cody, Wyoming Contact: Tim Waddell Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Vehicle batteries Used motor oil [Do-it-yourselfers only. Limit of 5 gallons.] 25

32 Cody Albertson's FAX Location: th Street Cody, Wyoming Contact: Anne Winter: 7 days per week, 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Summer: 7 days per week, 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Plastic shopping & grocery bags Paper grocery bags Cardboard boxes with NO wax Cardboard egg cartons City of Cody Recycling Program , Recycling Center FAX keithv@cityofcody.com Location: th Street, Cody Mailing address: P. O. Box 2200 Cody, Wyoming Contact: Keith Viles, Monday - Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. only Office paper Computer paper Newspapers & newsprint Magazines & catalogues Telephone books Corrugated cardboard only Glass Plastics, [1] [7] (bottles with screw tops) Cody Landfill, Park County Landfills (See also Park County Landfills under Powell) FAX landfill@parkcounty.us Location: Cody Landfill, 7753 Highway 120 Mailing address: th Street Cody, Wyoming Contact: Tim Waddell Monday - Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Vehicle batteries Used motor oil [Do-it-yourselfers only. Limit of 5 gallons.] 26

33 Cody, Continued Regional Recycling LLC FAX Location: 3225 Reesy Road Mailing address: P. O. Box 2102 Cody, Wyoming Contact: Andy McKnight or Brad McKnight Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, by appointment only Batteries Wheels & bikes Appliances (metal-based) Vehicles & large machinery Wire Pipe All metal (stainless, ferrous & non-ferrous) The UPS Store FAX Location: th Street Cody, Wyoming Contact: Mike Nelson Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Packing peanuts Bubble wrap Corrugated cardboard boxes Cokeville Cokeville Landfill, Lincoln County Landfills or FAX Location: Cokeville Landfill Mailing address: Lincoln County 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming Contact: Mary Crosby, Landfill Manager Tuesday, Wednesday, & Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Cardboard Ferrous & non-ferrous metals Vehicle batteries White goods (appliances) [Fee may apply.] Used motor oil [Limit of 5 gallons per person per day] 27

34 Cokeville, Continued Lincoln County Recycling - Cokeville Recycling Trailers FAX Location: Cokeville Town Shop Parking Lot Mailing address: 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming Contact: Jodi Dillree, Bin hours: First and third Wednesday afternoon, Thursday morning (no foil or pie plates) Newspapers (no twine) Tin cans (no lids) Glass, brown & clear only (no green) Magazines, catalogues, & phone books (up to ½ inch thick, no hard covers) Office Pack (copy paper, junk mail, no black or red backgrounds, no fluorescent paper) Dayton (See also Sheridan.) Town of Dayton FAX Location: Swimming pool parking lot, Dayton Mailing address: Town of Dayton P. O. Box 100 Dayton, Wyoming Contact: Susan McLean or Dayton Town Hall 7 days per week, 24 hours per day Used motor oil Steel (tin) cans Magazines & newspapers Pick-up available by appointment for: Ferrous metal White goods (appliances) Copper Used vehicles Diamondville Lincoln County Recycling - Diamondville Recycling Trailers FAX Location: Diamondville Town Hall Parking Lot Mailing address: 925 Sage Avenue, Suite 107 Kemmerer, Wyoming Contact: Jodi Dillree, Bin hours: 7 days per week, 24 hours per day (no foil or pie plates) Newspapers (no twine) Tin cans (no lids) Glass, brown & clear only (no green) Magazines, catalogues, & phone books (up to ½ inch thick, no hard covers) Office Pack (copy paper, junk mail, no black or red backgrounds, no fluorescent paper) 28

35 Douglas City of Douglas Recycling FAX Locations: Two Main Recycling Locations: 1. Clay Street west of Gases Plus & 2. Landfill beside Scale House Also drop-off trailers at: 1) West side of Safeway parking lot & 2) Riverbend Drive west of Keith Rider Park. 3) East end of Washington Park, north of Father Hubbard s Cupboard. 4) Parking Lot between Primary School and Recreation Center (north side of Recreation Center). Contact: Jim Sullivan City of Douglas 420 West Grant Street Douglas, Wyoming days per week, 24 hours per day Glass -- clear or brown Office pack Newspapers Telephone books, seasonally Magazines (stapled & glued) High grade paper (white office paper & computer print-out) Used motor oil accepted at the Public Works Shop Composting drop-off locations for lawn clippings & leaves: NO tree limbs or garbage. 1. Bartling Park north of horseshoe rink. 2. Intersection of Riverbend Drive and Shoshone Drive (on east side). 3. Northeast corner of parking lot north of Douglas City Hall. 4. South side of Cheyenne Street between Sonora and Logston Lane. (Near LDS church on Cheyenne Street.) 5. West side of Safeway in Safeway parking lot. 6. North side of Carver Drive between Wind River and Pearson. 7. South side of Walnut Street between Bearkit & North 8 th Street. 8. South side of Birch Street, east of South 7 th Street & Birch Street intersection. 9. East end of Park Drive & Mesa. 10. North side of Birch Street, west of 12 th Street intersection. 11. Monty Clutter Park on Hatchet Drive in West Plains Subdivision. Telephone Book Recycling - Yellow Book For specific dates and locations, check the current phone directory or go to click on Company Information, and select Recycling Information. (Enter zip code in box.) Telephone books 29

36 Douglas, Continued Outdated Dex Phone Book Recycling - DEX, the official publisher of Qwest Recycling your outdated directory helps Dex complete its lifecycle by being recycled into other useful products such as cellulose insulation, or your next Dex directory. Dex directories use paper containing 25% post consumer recycled materials. The remaining pulp comes from by-products (waste) generated by other industries. Location: At the City of Douglas locations listed above (during phone book delivery period). Dates: Visit for specific dates and locations. Telephone books O. K. Wrecking Service FAX Location: #11 Highway 59, Douglas Mailing address: P. O. Box 3 Douglas, Wyoming Contact: Dave Alley Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Used motor oil Steel (tin) cans Ferrous & non-ferrous metals All scrap metal & appliances [No refrigeration appliances unless certified as having freon/cfcs removed.] Olds Wrecking & Steel Location: 830 Olds Road, Douglas Mailing address: P. O. Box 355 Douglas, Wyoming Contact: Leone Olds Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. or by appointment during daylight hours Ferrous & non-ferrous metals Safeway Location: 1900 East Richards Douglas, Wyoming Contact: Customer Service 7 days per week, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Plastic grocery bags Note: City recycling bins are located beside store. 30

37 Dubois Dubois Landfill, Fremont County Solid Waste Disposal District Location: 1 mile northeast of Dubois Mailing address: P. O. Box 1400 Lander, Wyoming Contact: Donald Connell, Tuesday - Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Antifreeze Vehicle batteries (lead acid) Used motor oil [Limit of 5 gallons per person per day.] White goods (appliances) & other metal Recycle Corral inside the Dubois Transfer Station Aluminum foil & pie plates Steel (tin) cans (Please rinse.) Glass bottles & jars (Please remove lids and stoppers.) Plastics, PET [1] & HDPE [2], (Plastic pop bottles & milk jugs) (Code of plastic is on bottom of container. Please remove caps & rinse clean.) White office paper (No colored paper please.) Newspapers with inserts (No phone books or magazines in newspaper area.) Corrugated cardboard & brown paper bags Magazines (glossy) & catalogues (No Readers Digest, TV Guide, or phone books are accepted here.) Electronic waste [$0.50 per pound for disposal] Dubois Sno-Katers Bin location: 207 West Ramshorn Street, Dubois Mailing address: P. O. Box 1064 Dubois, Wyoming Contact: President, Dubois Sno-Katers 7 days per week, 24 hours per day Pick-up may be available for large amounts. Call for arrangements. (Money donated for off-road trail maintenance and post-12th grade scholarships.) ««Paper and plastic bags can be used as liners in waste cans.»» 31

38 Eden Eden Valley SWDD , Landfill Location: South of Farson on Highway 191 Mailing address: P. O. Box 232 Farson, Wyoming Contact: Darlene Taylor Summer hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Winter hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Vehicle batteries Ferrous & non-ferrous metals White goods (appliances) [Refrigeration appliances must be certified as having freon/cfcs removed.] Elk Mountain (See Hanna.) Encampment UPRSWDD Location: Transfer Station, 1 mile north of Encampment Mailing address: P. O. Box 6 Saratoga, Wyoming Contact: Alyson Sneddon, Summer hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, & Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Winter hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. & other aluminum Used oil E-waste Corrugated cardboard Newspapers ««Encourage your local community government to sponsor a household hazardous waste day to properly dispose of household chemicals which can no longer be used. Household hazardous waste collection days are not cheap nor easy. They require substantial investments of time and money.»» 32

39 Evanston Jim's Service Location: 1443 Lincoln Highway, Evanston Mailing address: P. O. Box 417 Evanston, Wyoming Contact: Jim Cook or Travis Cook Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Miscellaneous aluminum Ferrous & non-ferrous metals Radiators Paper (paper bags, computer paper, & white ledger paper) Car bodies Vehicle batteries Smith's Food and Drug Location: 70 Yellow Creek Road North Evanston, Wyoming Contact: Larry Berg 7 days per week, 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight Plastic shopping bags Corrugated cardboard Brown paper bags can be reused for own purchase only. Evanston #2 Landfill, Uinta County Solid Waste Disposal Facility Web site: Location: 3132 County Road 108, Evanston Mailing address: th Street Evanston, Wyoming Contact: Jon Turner, Summer hours: Monday - Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Winter hours: Monday - Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. White goods (appliances) [Fee applies for refrigeration appliances.] Used oil [Limit of 5 gallons per person.] Scrap metal Tires [Fee applies] Compost Vehicle batteries Paint 33