Recycling Guide 2015 - Sonoma County Waste Management Agency

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Sonoma County
SONOMA COUNTY ECO-DESK
565-DESK(3375)
WWW.RECYCLENOW.ORG
ECO-DESK EN ESPAÑOL,
LLAME AL 565-3375
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BUY RIGHT. USE IT UP.
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TOXICS DISPOSAL
TOXICS DISPOSAL
FOR RESIDENTS: THREE SERVICE OPTIONS
1
Hours:
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
7:30 am–2:30 pm Please note
Eco-Desk 565-DESK(3375)
www.recyclenow.org
that the Household Toxics Facility will be
closed from Dec. 19, 2015 through Jan. 2, 2016.
Location:
Central Disposal Site (Bldg. 5)
500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma
Transportation & packing: State transportation laws limit each vehicle to a maximum of
15 gallons of liquid (with a maximum of 5 gallons per container) or 125 pounds of solid
material • Never mix chemicals • Place in sealed containers in the trunk, packed to prevent
spills • Syringes/needles must be in a sealed and labeled approved container. (For details, see
Safe syringes/needles disposal pg. 29.) Not accepted: Explosives or ammunition • Radioactive
materials • Biological wastes (except syringes) • Electronics • Controlled substances
How to get there
Directions:
Take Hwy. 101 to the Cotati
off-ramp
Take Hwy. 116 west toward
Sebastopol
Left on Stony Point Rd. S.
Right on Mecham Rd., Central
Disposal Site is located on the right.
No illegal dumping at the Household Toxics Facility.
Unlawful dumping or depositing of hazardous waste is
prohibited by law, California Penal Code Section, 374.8 (B),
punishable by imprisonment or fines up to $10,000.
Community Toxics Collections By appointment only
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Every week there is a toxics collection
somewhere in Sonoma County. Bring your ID
to prove residency.
Appointment Call 795-2025 option 3 or
required:
toll-free 1-877-747-1870
or e-mail
[email protected]
Hours:
Tuesdays 4-8 pm
Transportation & packing: State transportation
laws limit each vehicle to a maximum of 15 gallons of
liquid (with a maximum of 5 gallons per container) or
125 pounds of solid material • Never mix chemicals
• Place in sealed containers in the trunk, packed to
prevent spills • Syringes/needles must be in a sealed
and labeled approved container (For details, see
Safe syringes/needles disposal pg. 29.)
Not accepted: Explosives or ammunition
• Radioactive materials • Electronics • Biological wastes
(except syringes) • Controlled substances.
June 2015
September 2015
2 Santa Rosa, NW 1 Forestville
Community
9 Healdsburg
8 Cotati
Toxics Collections 16 Kenwood
15 Healdsburg
Schedule
23 Bodega Bay
22 Santa Rosa, NW
30 Petaluma
29 Sonoma
April 2015
7 Windsor
July 2015
October 2015
14 Santa Rosa, SE 7 Sonoma
6 Larkfield
21 Cloverdale
14 Cloverdale
13 Cloverdale
28 Sonoma
21 Santa Rosa, SE 20 Petaluma
28 Rohnert Park 27 Santa Rosa, SE
May 2015
5 Oakmont
August 2015
November 2015
12 Guerneville
4 Windsor
3 Guerneville
19 Boyes Hot
11 Sebastopol
10 Windsor
Springs
18 Glen Ellen
17 Oakmont
26 Larkfield
25 Oakmont
December 2015
1 Santa Rosa, SE
8 Sebastopol
15 Kenwood
2015
Toxic Rover Pickup Service By appointment only
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Locations of Community Toxics
Collections will be provided when
you schedule your appointment.
Call or e-mail at least 24 hours
prior to the collection event.
2016 Community Toxics
Collections Schedule
March 2016
January 2016
1 Rincon Valley
5 Healdsburg
12 Santa Rosa, NW 8 Petaluma
15 Larkfield
19 Sonoma
22 Sebastopol
26 Cloverdale
29
Santa Rosa, NW
February 2016
2 Santa Rosa, NE April 2016
9 Rohnert Park 5 Windsor
12 Sonoma
16 Oakmont
19 Cloverdale
23 Monte Rio
26 Santa Rosa, SE
Have your toxics picked up at your home. Services are provided on a first-come-first-served basis. Each Wednesday
the Toxic Rover serves a different region of Sonoma County. Allow several weeks’ advance notice.
Fee:
$50/pickup (limit 440 pounds). Limited free pickup available for seniors over 80 years of age
and housebound residents.
Appointment Call 795-2025 option 4 or toll-free 1-877-747-1870 or e-mail [email protected]
required:
When you call or e-mail, please describe the types and amounts of the household hazardous waste you want picked up. You will be required
to submit a written pick-up request by e-mail, fax or mail.
Hours:
Wednesdays, limited appointments available.
© Sonoma County Waste Management Agency
Household Toxics Facility
Located at the Central Disposal Site, the Household Toxics Facility is open every week for
free drop-off of toxics from Sonoma County residents. Bring your ID to prove residency.
Appointment: Not required
Don’t put
toxics in the
garbage.
In the yard: Fungicides • Insecticides • Pesticides • Pool chemicals
• Propane cylinders, 5 gallons and smaller • Weed killers
In the house: Aerosol sprays • Asbestos • Batteries • Cleaners
• Cosmetics • Fire extinguishers • Fluorescent lamps • Medications
• Nail polish & remover • Syringes/needles • Toiletries
In the garage: Antifreeze • Auto batteries • Automatic transmission
fluid • Brake fluid • Engine cleaners • Flares • Fuel such as butane, diesel,
gasoline, kerosene & lamp oil • Oil & filters • Power-steering fluid
In the workshop: Flammable liquids & solids • Glues
• Paint • Paint thinners • Photo chemicals • Solvents • Wood finishes
www.recyclenow.org
Toxics at home
Many common household products are legally defined as hazardous. These materials can pose a threat to human health,
animals, and the environment when improperly used or disposed. Hazardous wastes are any unwanted product labeled:
toxic, poison, combustible, corrosive, flammable or irritant. The Agency’s Household Hazardous Waste program for Sonoma
County residents and qualified businesses provides proper disposal for hazardous products when they are no longer wanted.
TOXICS DISPOSAL
COMMON EXAMPLES OF TOXICS
Not accepted: Explosives or ammunition • Radioactive materials • Biological wastes (except syringes)
• Electronics (for recycling options for electronic devices, see Electronic e-waste pg. 20) • Controlled substances
BUSINESS HAZARDOUS WASTE By appointment only
Services are available for businesses that qualify as Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity
Generators as per regulations (CCR Title 22 §66260.10), which are businesses that generate
100 kilograms (27 gallons liquid or 220 pounds solid) or less of hazardous waste per month.
Located at the Central Disposal Site, the Household Toxics Facility is open for drop-off of
hazardous waste from qualified Sonoma County businesses.
Appointment Call 795-2025 option 2 or toll-free
required:
1-877-747-1870 or e-mail [email protected].
Forms & fees: Paperwork required. Download forms at www.recyclenow.org.
$25 processing fee plus disposal fees based on type and quantity of waste.
Hours:
Location:
Disposal Forms from www.recyclenow.org.
2. Obtain an EPA Waste ID number (if needed).
3. Submit paperwork by fax or e-mail to
receive an appointment and pricing information.
Q. Will this program meet the disposal requirements of
regulating agencies?
A. You will receive a receipt of disposal for your records that will
satisfy regulatory disposal requirements. Receipts and all records
should be kept for a minimum of three years.
Tuesdays & Wednesdays 7:30 am–2:30 pm
Please note that the Household Toxics Facility will be
closed from Dec. 19, 2015 through Jan. 2, 2016.
Central Disposal Site (Bldg. 5) at 500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma
Community Toxics Collections
Every week there is a toxics collection somewhere in Sonoma County. Space may be limited for
business appointments and is based on availability.
Appointment
required:
Call 795-2025 option 2 or toll-free
1-877-747-1870 or e-mail [email protected].
Forms & fees:
Paperwork required. Download forms at www.recyclenow.org.
$25 processing fee plus disposal fees based on type and quantity of waste.
Hours:
Tuesdays 4-8 pm For Community Toxics Collections schedule, see pg. 2.
Q. If my business generates more than 100 kilograms of one
A.
type of waste, but I have only 1 gallon of something else that
my regular hauler won’t accept, can I bring it to this program?
You must generate less than 100 kilograms of all hazardous wastes
to qualify to use this program.
Q. Does using this program mean my business will be
inspected for hazardous waste?
A. The Sonoma County Waste Management Agency is not a
regulatory agency.
Q. Who are the regulatory agencies for my business?
A. Contact the Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) for your area:
Healdsburg 431-3360
Petaluma 778-4389
Household Toxics Facility
Common questions and answers
Q. What is the process?
A. 1. Download Business Hazardous Waste
Santa Rosa
543-3500
All other areas 565-1152
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Residential garbage company
customers in certain areas are provided
with bulky item collection. Certain items such
as mattresses, appliances, furniture and
electronics that cannot fit into your garbage can
or that need special handling will be picked up by
appointment by your garbage company.
CLOVERDALE • COTATI
• HEALDSBURG
REDWOOD EMPIRE DISPOSAL
800-243-0291 www.unicycler.com
Bulky item pickup available in
Cloverdale and Healdsburg for a fee.
Kitchen pails can
help transfer
veggie scraps to
the curb.
$6
Sold locally by:
The Ratto Group
800-243-0291
Sonoma
Compost
Company
664-9113
!
www.recyclenow.org
MOTOR OIL
SANTA ROSA & OAKMONT
SANTA ROSA RECYCLING & COLLECTION
586-1478 www.unicycler.com
Bulky item pickup available up to four
times a year in Santa Rosa at no cost.
SEBASTOPOL
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REDWOOD EMPIRE DISPOSAL
800-243-0291 www.unicycler.com
Sebastopol for a fee.
SONOMA
Motor oil
Wood
ashes
(cold)
NEW
ROHNERT PARK
ROHNERT PARK DISPOSAL
Rohnert Park for a fee.
Vegetables
& peelings
Pasta
rice & bread
Eggshells
Tea bags, coffee
grounds & filters
Call for
details.
PETALUMA
PETALUMA REFUSE & RECYCLING
Petaluma for a fee.
Fruit
& peelings
Oil filters
Sign up.
Call your
hauler
for
details.
Available in:
Cloverdale
Cotati
Healdsburg
Petaluma
Rohnert Park
Call your Santa Rosa
hauler Sebastopol
before
Sonoma
setting
Unincorporated area
out
materials.
Not accepted: Water, antifreeze,
brake fluid, engine cleaner, fuel,
hydraulic fluid, etc. Do not
contaminate motor oil.
Paper plates
& napkins
(non-coated) used
in food service
Landscape
prunings
Grass
Tree trunks &
clippings, branches (maximum
leaves 4 inches in diameter
& weeds
by 2 feet long)
All food waste including meat, fish and dairy
Petaluma only.
Put all food waste in your yard debris can.
Meat, bones
& fish
Cheese
Food leftovers
(packaging removed)
Not accepted: Garbage • Plastic bags, including compostable plastic bags • Poison
oak, cactus, palm fronds, pampas grass or bamboo • Meat • Cooking oil & liquid waste
(for recycling options, see Oil, cooking pg. 25) • Sudden Oak Death infested material
• Dirt or rocks • Sod • Animal waste • BBQ ashes • Tree stumps • Cardboard • Bones,
dairy & cheese (all food waste accepted in Petaluma only)
Keep it clean!
No plastic
bags with
organics.
GARBAGE
SONOMA GARBAGE COLLECTORS
996-7555
WINDSOR
WINDSOR REFUSE & RECYCLING
Bulky item pickup available
in Windsor for a fee.
UNINCORPORATED AREA
Bulky item pickup available to customers
of Redwood Empire Disposal
in the unincorporated area up to
four times a year at no cost.
REDWOOD EMPIRE DISPOSAL 800-243-0291 www.unicycler.com
• Annapolis • Asti • Bloomfield • Bodega • Bodega Bay • Boyes Hot Springs • Camp Meeker • Cazadero • Duncans Mills • Eldridge
• El Verano • Forestville • Fort Ross • Freestone • Fulton • Geysers Rest • Geyserville • Glen Ellen • Graton • Guerneville • Jenner • Jimtown
• Kenwood • Lake Sonoma • Larkfield • Lytton • Mark West Springs • Monte Rio • Mt. Hood • Occidental • Penngrove • Preston • Rio Nido
• rural Petaluma • rural Sebastopol • Schellville • Sea Ranch • Skaggs Island • Stewarts Point • Two Rock • Valley Ford • Vineburg • Wikiup
SONOMA GARBAGE COLLECTORS 996-7555 • Chantarelle • Creekside • Temelec
Save money
on your garbage bill.
Reduce your garbage
can size to a
smaller size and
save money on your
garbage bill.
CURBSIDE RECYCLING
CURBSIDE RECYCLING
YARD DEBRIS, FRUIT & VEGGIES
RECYCLING
Glass
Plastic containers , tarps & rigid plastics
Cans
Cartons
(aseptic packaging)
Creamy
1
Metal or plastic Milk cartons,
Aerosol
cans empty paint cans only soy/rice milk
cartons &
& without if the paint
juice boxes
residue is dry
pressure
Not accepted: Photos • Hoses • PVC pipe • Styrofoam, such as takeout food containers or meat trays • Terra-cotta nursery pots • Vinyl siding • Plexiglass • Straws • Plastic
utensils • Chip or candy wrappers (mylar material). Remove food from containers.
Empty household plastic containers & rigid plastic items 5-gallon buckets • Laundry baskets &
crates • Plastic lids larger than 4” in diameter • Plastic toys • Play equipment • Lawn furniture • Infant
car seats (fabric covers removed) • Nursery pots & plant 6-packs • CD jewel cases, provided the front
paper covers are removed • HDPE black irrigation pipe, including emitters (no dirt) • Tarps (bundled)
Plastic bags
Look
for these
symbols on bags.
Bag your bags. Stuff clean plastic bags
into a clear plastic bag. Knot the top.
Remove receipts & food from
plastic bags. Only clean and dry
bags can be recycled.
Not accepted: Bags that are dirty or have moisture • CD wrappers and other crunchy
plastic • Cellophane (e.g., Saran Wrap) • Food wrap • Painted or glued bags • Compostable
plastic bags • PVC
Small electronic e-waste devices Also see Electronic e-waste pg. 20.
Household electronic devices not larger than 2 feet in any dimension such as
home printers, cell phones, radios, digital appliances (no glass) & power strips.
Not accepted: TVs, computer monitors or other electronic devices
with screens • Remove batteries prior to recycling • Remove cords
and dispose in the garbage or drop off for recycling. Also see Electronic
e-waste pg. 20.
Household batteries
Windsor only
Curbside recycling for
household batteries.
For questions, call
586-5545.
Also see Batteries,
household pg. 15.
Household
batteries
(AAA, AA, C,
D, 9-volt)
Pick up special yellow battery
collection bags at Windsor Town Hall,
Windsor Public Works Department or
Windsor Refuse & Recycling
office in Santa Rosa.
Place batteries in
bag and seal firmly.
Place bag on top of
blue recycling cart for pickup.
Please keep
caps on.
It is preferable to leave
screw-top lids on empty
plastic, glass and metal
containers. If lids are
removed from the container,
they must be larger than
4” in diameter.
Empty
recyclables &
remove food
from containers
before
placing in the
blue cart.
Help reduce
recycling
contamination.
When possible, place
recyclables loose in
the blue cart.
An electronic device is
anything with a circuit
board. Look for products
with digital displays or
programmable features.
• Grocery, produce & bread bags • Newspaper bags
• Retail bags (remove hard plastic or string
handles) • Product/case wraps (e.g., paper towels,
bathroom tissue, napkins, water bottles, snacks,
etc.) • Zipper type bags (remove hard
components) • Plastic shipping envelopes (remove
labels) • Bubble wrap and air pillows (deflate)
• Dry-cleaning bags (remove paper & hangers)
• Furniture/mattress & electronic wrap
Aluminum,
tin &
steel/bimetal
cans & foil
www.recyclenow.org
Newspaper Magazines
Office paper & Telephone, paperback Cardboard Cereal &
Paper bags Wrapping paper & & inserts
& junk mail
shredded paper books & catalogs
shoe boxes & egg cartons tissue (nonmetallic only)
Bottles & jars
(flattened)
• Tape, staples & envelopes with windows are okay. • Shredded paper must be bagged separately in a paper or clear plastic bag.
Not accepted: Dishes
Not accepted: Napkins • Towels • Tissue • Food-contaminated paper • Pizza boxes • Photos • Blueprints •Waxed cardboard or paper
• Mirrors • Light bulbs
CURBSIDE RECYCLING
Paper
5
Oil filters
Motor oil
Antifreeze
Lake Sonoma Marina Store
4200 Stewarts Point/Skaggs
Springs Rd................................433-2200
Daily
8:30-4:30
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M-Tu &
Th-F 9-5
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Glen Ellen
Are you a
do-it-yourselfer?
Recycle your
motor oil &
filter too!
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Healdsburg
Big O Tires
M-F 8-5,
1115 Healdsburg Ave................433-6644 Sa 8-4:30
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Healdsburg Transfer Station
M-Sa 8-4
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M-Sa 7:30-8,
Su 8-8
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Larkfield
Benjamin Tire & Brake
250 Airport Blvd.......................528-8595
M-F 8-5,
Sa 8-2
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Petaluma
Auto Zone
M-Sa 7:30101 E. Washington St................773-1103 9, Su 8-8
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Central Disposal
M-Sa
Site (Recycling & reuse)
7-2:30
500 Mecham Rd........................795-3660
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City Corporation Yard
M-F
840 Hopper St...........................778-4395 8-4:30
Leaving oil or any other substance
after hours is illegal,
punishable by imprisonment
or a fine up to $10,000.
Custom Exhaust & Muffler
M-F 8-5
15 Magnolia Ave.......................778-1016
Dave’s Auto Repair
M-F 8-5
1911 Bodega Ave......................763-8365
Recycling is the only legal way to dispose of
motor oil & filters.
recycle your waste properly.
Oil filters
The Garage
M-F 8-5
2004 Bodega Ave......................762-0272
thank you
Annapolis
Annapolis Transfer Station (Recycling) W-Sa 8-4
33549 Annapolis Rd..................886-5204
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Boyes Hot Springs
Hours listed on this page may change without notice.
Guerneville Transfer
M-Tu 8-4,
Station (Recycling)
Th-Sa 8-4
13450 Pocket Rd./Hwy. 116......869-3878
O’Reilly Auto Parts
515 Healdsburg Ave.................431-7380
Visit collection centers
during business hours.
for making the effort to
Guerneville
166 Alexander Valley Rd...........433-0321
Place your motor oil in a sealable container. It is best to use a reusable
motor oil drain container that you can plan to take away with you.
Make sure the oil is not mixed with any other fluids. Some businesses
offer a 40¢ per gallon rebate for used motor oil.
• Collection centers typically accept no more than 5 gallons of used
motor oil and 2 filters at one time.
• One or two oil filters are usually accepted for free, though some
locations charge up to $3.
• Antifreeze fees range from
$1.50 to $3/gallon.
R ECYCLE
USED OIL
Norrbom’s Garage
939 Horn Ave............................996-6933
(Recycling & reuse)
How to use oil collection centers:
William’s Auto Care Center
18380 Sonoma Hwy.................996-1056
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Geyserville
Motor oil
M-Sa 7:30-8,
1105 S. Cloverdale Blvd.............894-9652 Su 8-8
Antifreeze
USED OIL & FILTER RECYCLING
Cloverdale
M-F 8-5,
Sa 9-2
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M-F
Henry Curtis Ford-Mercury
7:30-5,
Service Department
1120 Auto Center Dr..................769-2348 Sa 8-4
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Northbay Automotive
M-F 8-5
929 Petaluma Blvd. S................763-5547
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Oil Changers
5308 Old Redwood Hwy...........665-9787
M-F 8-7,
Sa 8-6,
Su 9-5
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Oilstop Drive Thru Oil Change
M-Sa 8-6
601 E. Washington St................765-9675
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Daily 8-6
1004 Lakeville Hwy...................766-9227
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Eco-Desk 565-DESK(3375) www.recyclenow.org
Oil filters
Motor oil
Antifreeze
To sign up, call your garbage
company. You will be provided
with a free oil recycling kit.
Rohnert Park
Acur-It Automotive Repair
M-F
5677 Redwood Dr., Ste. A/B/C.......584-1424 7:30-5:30
M-Sa 7:30
9, Su 8-8
Mammoth Motorsports
5706 Commerce Blvd................585-7677
M-F 9:30-6,
Sa 11-4
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6111 Redwood Dr.....................586-4150
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M-Sa 8-6
M-Sa 7:30-9,
590 Raley ‘s Town Centre...........585-3613 Su 8-8
Pep Boys
4805 Redwood Dr.....................588-0799
M-F 8-9, Sa
7-8, Su 9-6
M-Sa 7:30
9, Su 8-8
Auto Zone
M-Sa 7:30
2510 Santa Rosa Ave.................544-1097 9, Su 8-8
Auto Zone
M-F 7:30-9,
1991 Sebastopol Rd..................527-0427 Sa-Su 8-9
Big O Tires
M-F 8:30-5,
872 Fourth St............................528-2446 Sa 8:30-3
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Earth In Upheaval Auto Repair
5300 Sebastopol Ave. (Hwy. 12)/
Llano Rd...................................523-3777
M-F 7:45-6,
Sa 9-12:30
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Firestone Complete Auto Care Store
850 Coddingtown Center..........542-4265
M-F 7-7,
Sa-Su 8-6
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Firestone Complete Auto Care Store M-F 7-7,
2730 Santa Rosa Ave.................527-1037 Sa 7-6,
Su 8-6
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M-Sa 7:30
6:30
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Freeman Toyota Parts Department
2875 Corby Ave.........................542-1791
M-F 7:30-7,
Sa 10-6
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Hahn Automotive
M-F 8-5
940 N. Dutton Ave.....................544-5080
Valley Fast Lube & Oil
1675 Piner Rd...........................544-2423
M-Sa 7-6
Sebastopol
J&W Foreign Auto Service
M-F 8:30-5
401 S. Main St...........................823-9797
K-Tech Automotive
198 S. High St...........................824-6881
M-F 8:30
5:30
M-Sa 7:30
724 Gravenstein Hwy. N............829-0650 8, Su 8-8
Pete’s Automotive
M-F 8:30
6160 Sebastopol Rd..................823-6020 5:30
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M-Sa 7:30
8, Su 8-8
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289 W. Napa St.........................938-5093
2190 Cleveland Ave..................579-4479
M-Sa 8-6
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Sonoma 76
195 W. Napa St.........................996-3555
M-F 7:30
8, Sa 8-3
Sonoma Transfer Station
M-Sa
7-2:30
1543 Farmers Ln.......................526-5724
Daily 8-8
1910 Mendocino Ave................545-4730
M-Sa 7:30-9,
Su 8-8
Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change
690 Mendocino Ave..................575-5823
M-Th 8-6,
F-Sa 8-5,
Su 10-4
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Platinum Chevrolet of Santa Rosa
Service Department
3001 Corby Ave.........................324-2072
M-F 7-6,
Sa 8-4
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Oil Changers
M-F 8-7, Sa
19295 Sonoma Hwy..................939-1680 8-6, Su 9-5
M-F 7:30-4,
Sa 8-4
M-Sa 8-6
1375 Santa Rosa Ave.................528-1000
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Sonoma
Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Santa
Rosa Service Department
2727 Dowd Dr...........................542-1020
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(Recycling & reuse)
4376 Stage Gulch Rd.................996-5423
Cloverdale • Cotati •
Healdsburg • Sebastopol
Redwood Empire Disposal
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
Petaluma
Petaluma Refuse & Recycling
www.unicycler.com 766-6026
Rohnert Park
Rohnert Park Disposal
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Recycling & Collection
Sonoma
Sonoma Garbage Collectors
996-7555
Unincorporated area
www.unicycler.com 800-243-0291
996-7555
Sign up with your
garbage company to get
started.
No
additional
cost.
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Windsor
M-Sa 7:30-9,
6500 Hembree Ln., Ste. 225......838-2217 Su 8-8
Pick N’ Pull
10475 Old Redwood Hwy.........838-4691
M-F 9-5,
Sa-Su 8-5
Town Corporation Yard
8400 Windsor Rd......................838-1006
24 hr.
Wal-Mart Tire & Lube Xpress
6650 Hembree Ln.....................836-7400
M-Sa 7-7,
Su 8-6
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Place oil recycling container
& oil filter bag at the curb next
to your other recyclables on your
regular recycling collection day.
Remember to call your hauler
before setting out materials.
Freeman Lexus Service Department
2845 Corby Ave.........................545-9255
Rad Rods of Nor Cal
M-F 8-6
1264 Lotus Ct............................578-7637
Oil filters
Auto Zone
1820 Guerneville Rd.................542-4037
Motor oil
Santa Rosa
Change your oil & drain
your filter. Transfer oil to
provided oil recycling
container. Place oil filter
in provided bag. This
program is only
available in the following
areas:
www.recyclenow.org Eco-Desk 565-DESK(3375)
Daily 8-6
5070 Redwood Dr., Ste. 1..........588-8008
Recycle
your motor
oil & filters at
the curb.
Antifreeze
Auto Zone
6595 Commerce Blvd................206-9807
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Curbside motor oil
& filter recycling
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www.recyclenow.org
What is CRV?
Beverage containers labeled
CRV (California Redemption
Value) can be redeemed at
designated centers for
5¢ per container under
24 oz. and 10¢ per container
24 oz. and larger.
CRV only—it’s
the law
State law requires recycling
centers to pay California
Redemption Value (CRV)
refunds for loads that contain
ONLY eligible CRV beverage
containers.
Non-CRV materials must be
removed from the load, or at
the discretion of the recycling
center, the load may be
rejected or receive only scrap
value.
Customers may still request
to be paid by count for up to
50 CRV beverage containers of
each material type: 50 glass,
50 aluminum, 50 plastic in
one day.
More information
CalRecycle administers the
California Beverage
Container Recycling
and Litter Reduction Act. For
more information, visit
www.calrecycle.ca.gov/
BevContainer or call
800-RECYCLE (732-9253).
Plastic
Other
Plastic containers (CRV )
Plastic containers
(non-CRV ) & rigid
plastics (no Styrofoam)
Aseptic packaging
(Juice boxes, milk cartons
& soy/rice milk containers)
Office paper
Telephone &
paperback books
Newspaper
Magazines/junk mail
Cartonboard
Cardboard
Aluminum cans (CRV )
Aluminum foil/
formed containers
Metal, scrap
Aerosol cans
Wine bottles
$ Buyback, CA Redemption Value (CRV)
M Machines available for CRV buyback
D Drop-off, free
B Buys materials
Some restrictions may apply.
Bottles & jars (CRV )
5¢ each
under 24 oz.
$
Paper
How to read the chart:
Redeem
your CRV bottles
& cans for
8
Metal
Glass
Brown paper bags
24 oz. and
larger
Tin, steel & bimetal cans (CRV )
10¢ each
Annapolis
Annapolis Transfer
Station (Recycling)
W-Sa 8-4
D D
D D
D
D D
D D D D D D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
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33549 Annapolis Rd.................886-5204
Cloverdale
Staffed: Tu-Sa 10
Ray’s Food Place RePLANET
1139 S. Cloverdale Blvd....877-737-5263 4:30, lunch 1-1:30
Machines: 6-7
$
M
$
M
D D
D
$
M
$
M
$
M
$
M
Cotati
Cotati Veterans Hall
8505 Park Ave..................800-243-0291
24 hrs.
D
D
D D D D D D
D
D
Forestville
Speer’s Corner Store RePLANET
Staffed: Tu-Sa 10
7891 Mirabel Rd...............877-737-5263 4:30, lunch 1-1:30
Machines: 6-7
$
M
$
M
Guerneville
Guerneville
Transfer Station (Recycling)
13450 Pocket Rd./Hwy. 116.....869-3878
M-Tu 8-4,
Th-Sa 8-4
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
Safeway RePLANET
16405 River Rd.................877-737-5263 lunch 1-1:30
D D
$
D D
D
$
D D
D D D D D D
D
$
D
$
Healdsburg
Healdsburg Transfer
Station (Recycling & reuse)
M-Sa 8-4
166 Alexander Valley Rd..........433-0321
Tip Top Liquors RePLANET
Staffed: Tu-Sa 10
90 Dry Creek Rd................877-737-5263 4:30, lunch 1-1:30
D D
$
D D
D
$
D D
D D D D D D
D
$
D
$
Petaluma
Central Disposal
Site (Recycling & reuse)
500 Mecham Rd.......................795-3660
M-Sa
7-2:30
D D
D D
D
D D
D D D D D D
D
D
Lucky RePLANET
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
939 Lakeville Hwy............877-737-5263 lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
Lucky RePLANET
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
1000 Petaluma Blvd. N.....877-737-5263 lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
Petaluma
Recycling Center
$ B
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
M-Sa 8-5
315 Second St..........................763-4761
Safeway RePLANET
F-Tu 10-4:30,
373 S. McDowell Blvd.......877-737-5263 lunch 1-1:30
D
$
D
D D D D D D
D
$
Rohnert Park
Safeway RePLANET
Tu-Sa 9-3:30,
6340 Commerce Blvd.......877-737-5263 lunch 12-12:30
DROP-OFF RECYCLING
DROP-OFF RECYCLING
Metal
Paper
Wine coolers and distilled
spirit coolers
$
$
$
$
Carbonated fruit drinks,
water or soft drinks
Aseptic packaging
(Juice boxes, milk cartons
& soy/rice milk containers)
$
Plastic bottles (CRV )
Plastic containers
(non-CRV ) & rigid
plastics (no Styrofoam)
$
Office paper
Telephone &
paperback books
$
Newspaper
$
Magazines/junk mail
Beer and malt beverages
Cartonboard
$
Cardboard
$
Brown paper bags
$
Aerosol cans
$
Santa Rosa
Food Maxx RePLANET
1211 W. College Ave.........877-737-5263
Tu-F 10-4:30,
Sa 9-3:30,
lunch 1-1:30
M-Tu & Th-Sa 10
4:30, lunch 1-1:30
Global Materials Recovery
Services 3899 Santa
M-Sa 7-5,
Su 8-5
Industrial Carting
3911 Santa Rosa Ave...............585-0511
M-F 7-6,
Sa 8-6
Redwood Empire Recycling
M-Sa 7-5
2055 Sebastopol Rd..........877-737-5263
G&G Supermarket RePLANET
Rosa Ave.................586-6666/585-8246
3400 Standish Ave....................586-8247
Staffed: M-Tu &
Safeway RePLANET
100 Calistoga Rd...............877-737-5263 F-Su 10-4:30, lunch
1-1:30
Machines: M-Tu &
F-Su 10-4:30
$ D
D
$ D
$
D
D
B $
D D
D B D D B B
D
D D
D
B
D
B D D B B
D D
D D
D
D $
D
B B
B B
D D D D D D
D
$
D
Noncarbonated fruit drinks,
water or soft drinks
Coffee and tea beverages
D
D $
D
$
M
$
M
$
M
$
M
D
B
D
Eligible for CRV
$
D
D
D
100% fruit juice less than
46 oz.
Vegetable juice, 16 oz. or
less
Sports drinks
Safeway RePLANET
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
Safeway RePLANET
F-Tu 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
Safeway RePLANET
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
Safeway RePLANET
Staffed: Tu-Sa 10
4:30, lunch 1-1:30
Machines: 8-6
$
M
$
M
$
M
$
M
Milk
Trader Joe’s RePLANET
Tu-Sa 9:30-3:30,
lunch 12:30-1
$
$
$
$
Infant formula
2771 Fourth St.................877-737-5263
1799 Marlow Rd...............877-737-5263
2300 Mendocino Ave........877-737-5263
2100 Santa Rosa Ave........877-737-5263
Not eligible
for CRV
Medical food
Sebastopol
Wine
City Corporation Yard
Daily 8-5
Safeway RePLANET
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
$
$
$
$
F-Tu 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
M-Sa
7-3
$
$
$
$
714 Johnson St.................800-243-0291
406 N. Main St..................877-737-5263
D D
Spirits
100% fruit juice, 46 oz.
or more
Sonoma
Safeway RePLANET
477 W. Napa St.................877-737-5263
(Recycling & reuse)
4376 Stage Gulch Rd.................996-5423
D D
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D D D D D D
D
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9080 Brooks Rd................877-737-5263
Tu-Sa 10-4:30,
lunch 1-1:30
M-F 7-3:30,
West Coast Metals
470 Caletti Ave.........................838-9731 Sa 8-3:30
D
Food and other
non-beverage containers
Windsor
Safeway RePLANET
D
100% vegetable juice more
than 16 oz.
$
$
$
$
$
B
D
$
2785 Yulupa Ave...............877-737-5263
M-Sa 9-5, Su 9-3
370 Sebastopol Rd...........916-643-5313
Which
beverage
containers
can you
redeem for CRV?
www.recyclenow.org
76 Gas Station Brambila Recycling
$
Other
Tin, steel & bimetal cans (CRV )
Plastic
Aluminum cans (CRV )
Aluminum foil/
formed containers
Metal, scrap
Glass
Wine bottles
5-gal. buckets
Laundry baskets
Plastic crates & toys
Play equipment
Do not include:
Lawn furniture
Nursery pots (plastic only) • PVC pipe
• Vinyl siding
Infant car seats (fabric
• Plexiglass
covers removed)
• Polystyrene
• HDPE black irrigation
(Styrofoam)
pipe (no dirt)
Bottles & jars (CRV )
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
DROP-OFF RECYCLING
Definition: Rigid plastics
What’s accepted:
$
9
VISITING DISPOSAL SITES
!
NEW

Republic Services will take
over operations of County
Refuse Disposal Sites spring
2015. For updates, visit
www.recyclenow.org
Annapolis
Transfer Station
Guerneville
Transfer Station
Healdsburg
Transfer Station
Central
Sonoma
Disposal Site Transfer Station
How to read the chart:
D Drop-off, free
F Fees revised July 1, 2013
Fees may change
without notice.
33549 Annapolis Rd.
Disposal
W-Sa 8-4.........886-5204
Recycling
W-Sa 8-4.........886-5204
Batteries
5 miles inland
off Hwy. 1, near
Sea Ranch
Electronics
Freon appliances
• Air conditioners
• Freezers
• Refrigerators
• Water coolers
Non-freon appliances
• Dehumidifiers
• Hot water heaters
• Microwaves
• Ovens & stoves
• Residential furnaces
• Trash compactors
• Washers & dryers
• Water softeners
• Oil-filled radiators
• Lead-acid • Computers
batteries • TVs
• Printers
only,
• Cell phones
all sizes
• Answering
Fee: $20/appliance
that contains(ed)
freon
No fee: appliances
without freon
No fee
Closed Sundays-Mondays-Tuesdays
Directions:
DF
Central Disposal Site
•
•
•
•
Drop off freon
appliances at disposal
area/non-freon
appliances at recycling
area
D
Drop-off
at
recycling
area
machines
Digital
cameras
CD & DVD
players
Radios
Kitchen &
bath
appliances
No fee: items
with video
displays (TVs,
etc.) & items 25
pounds or less
Fee: $20 each
for large
electronics more
than 25 pounds
DF
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Garbage
Liquid &
hazard
ous
waste
not
accepted.
Fiber
glass
insula
tion
must be
rolled/
blown-in
bagged.
Fee:
$115/
ton
Mini
mum
$5 fee
on all
weighed
vehicles
F
Drop-off
at disposal
area
Household
Toxics Facility
•
•
•
•
•
•
Garden
chemicals
Automotive
fluids
Expired
medications
Alkaline &
rechargeable
batteries
Fluorescent
lamps
Paint
No fee for
residents
Fees for
businesses
Not
accepted
Lawn mowers
& similar
equipment Mattresses
Small motor
items such as:
• Weed
eaters
• Chainsaws
• Lawn
mowers
•
Any size
•
•
Motor
oil &
filters
5 gallons
of motor
oil
maximum
2 oil
filters
maximum
All fluids must
be removed
Fee:
$10 each
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Paint
drop-off
•
•
•
•
Fee:
$20 each
per
mattress
or
mattress
set
F
No fee
D
Drop-off
Drop-off
at
at
disposal area recycling area
Usable
latex
paint
only
At least
half full
1 gallon
or
smaller
Rust free
Porcelain
•
•
•
Toilets
Sinks
Tubs
Porcelain
only
Remove
hardware,
plastic,
rubber
& seats
No fee
No fee
Not
accepted
Not
accepted
500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma Closed Sundays
Recycling & reuse
M-Sa 7-2:30....795-3660
Appliances
Annapolis Transfer Station
Disposal M-Sa 7-3
.......795-1693/565-7940
Household Toxics
Facility Th-Sa
7:30-2:30........795-2025
Compost (Sonoma
Compost Company)
M-Sa 7-3.........664-9113
Directions:
Hwy. 101 to
the Cotati
off-ramp;
Hwy. 116 west
toward
Sebastopol;
left on Stony
Point S.;
right on
Mecham Rd.
DF
D
DF
F
D
F
F
Drop off freon
area/non-freon
appliances at
reuse area
Drop-off
at
reuse area
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Drop-off
at
disposal
area
Drop-off
at
Household
Toxics
Facility
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Not
accepted
F
Not
accepted
D
D
D
Drop-off
at
Household
Toxics
Facility
Drop-off
at
reuse area
D
Not
accepted
Not
accepted
D
Not
accepted
Drop-off
at
reuse area
Guerneville Transfer Station
13450 Pocket Rd./Hwy. 116 Closed Sundays & Wednesdays
Disposal M-Tu 8-4,
Th-Sa 8-4........869-3878
Recycling M-Tu 8-4,
Th-Sa 8-4........869-3878
166 Alexander Valley Rd.
Disposal
M-Sa 8-4.........433-5631
Recycling & reuse
M-Sa 8-4.........433-0321
Hwy. 116 near
Guerneville
4376 Stage Gulch Rd.
Recycling & reuse
Drop off freon
area/non-freon
appliances at
recycling area
Closed Sundays
Directions:
north of
Healdsburg,
1
/2 mile from
Hwy. 101
Disposal
M-Sa 7-3.........996-6597
DF
Directions:
M-Sa 7-2:30....996-5423
10
Use of disposal sites is limited to residents and businesses in Sonoma County.
Payment by cash, check and credit card only. No debit cards.
DF
Drop off freon
area/non-freon
appliances at
reuse area
D
Drop-off
at
recycling
area
D
Drop-off
at
reuse area
DF
Drop-off
at
disposal area
DF
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Drop-off
at disposal
area
Drop-off
at disposal
area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Drop-off
at
recycling area
Drop-off
at
reuse area
D
Drop-off
at
reuse area
Closed Sundays
Directions:
off Hwy. 116,
1
/2 mile from
Sonoma
DF
Drop off freon
area/non-freon
appliances at
reuse area
D
Drop-off
at
reuse area
DF
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at disposal
area
Not
accepted
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Disposal sites will be closed on: Sundays • New Year's Day • July 4th • Labor Day • Thanksgiving Day • Christmas Day
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
D
Drop-off
at
reuse area
Not
accepted
D
Drop-off
at
reuse area
Eco-Desk 565-DESK(3375) www.recyclenow.org
• Mercury-containing products (fluorescent light bulbs, thermostats, etc.)
• Recyclable wood and treated wood
•
Vehicle tires
for regular
automobiles,
hybrid
vehicles,
passenger
vans, cargo
vans, SUVs
& pickups
9 tires
maximum
per load
Fee:
$5/tire
No large tires.
Remove rims.
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Wood
& pallets
•
•
•
•
•
Lumber,
unpainted
Pallets
Plywood
Wood
siding &
chips
OSB
(oriented
strand
board)
Fee:
$27.60/ton
at Central
Disposal
Site;
$29.70/ton
at transfer
stations
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
•
•
•
•
•
•
Yard
debris
Fee:
$34.10/ton at
Central Disposal
Site;
$36.20/ton at
transfer stations
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Recycling
Reuse
Tree trunks
(less than
24 inches in
diameter),
leaves, grass
& prunings.
No stumps.
Fruit &
vegetables
Bread, rice
& pasta
Eggshells
Manure
Coffee filters
REUSE
Free
drop-off
RECYCLING
Free drop-off of recyclables at all County
Refuse Disposal Sites
Remember, different materials go into different bins. Some materials such
as appliances, tires and computers are recycled beyond the cashier’s booth.
Paper
No
fee
Not
accepted
Bicycles
Furniture
No
fee
D
Newspaper
& inserts
Magazines
Cardboard
Telephone,
paperback books (flattened)
Drop-off
at
disposal area
Drop-off
at
compost area
Drop-off
at
compost area
D
Keep caps on empty
F
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
F
Drop-off
at
disposal area
plastic, glass and metal con
tainers. If lids are removed
from the container, they must
be larger than 4” in diameter.
D
Textiles/
clothing
Drop-off
at
disposal area
D
Not
accepted
D
Paper bags &
egg cartons
D
Cans (all kinds),
bottles & jars
& aerosol cans
(empty &
without
pressure)
Empty household plastic containers & rigid
plastics items 5-gallon buckets • Laundry baskets
& crates • Plastic toys • Play equipment • Lawn
furniture • Infant car seats (fabric covers removed)
• Nursery pots (1 to 15 gallon) • CD jewel cases,
provided the front paper covers are removed • HDPE
black irrigation pipe, including emitters (no dirt)
Not accepted: Photos • Hoses • PVC pipe • Styrofoam
Not accepted:
• Terra-cotta nursery pots • Vinyl siding • Plexiglas
Mirrors • Dishes •
• Straws • Plastic utensils • Chip/candy wrappers
Light bulbs
Cartons (aseptic packaging) Metal, scrap
Building
materials
D
• Some restrictions
may apply; check
with on-site
attendant.
D
Milk, soy/rice cartons &
juice boxes
Ferrous & nonferrous metals
smaller than 4 foot x 8 foot
• Some restrictions may apply; check
with on-site attendant.
Cover your load. It’s the law. Local and state laws require that garbage being transported in a vehicle be covered to prevent dropping or spilling onto roadways.
F
Cereal &
shoe boxes
Plastics & rigid plastics
Toys
F
Office paper &
shredded paper
Junk
mail
Not accepted: Napkins • Towels • Tissue • Food-contaminated paper
• Pizza boxes • Photos • Blueprints • Waxed cardboard or paper
Cans & glass
F
www.recyclenow.org Eco-Desk 565-DESK(3375)
•
Tires
The following items must be separated from garbage, as they require special handling or can be recycled:
• Appliances • Tires
• Sharps/syringes • Electronic devices
• Cardboard • Scrap metal • Hazardous waste • Yard debris
11
unclutter your office
www.recyclenow.org SONOMA COUNTY RECYCLING GUIDE
REQUIREME
ATE
NT
ST
Free support & resources:
Extra office furniture?
Pickup services for surplus office furniture
12
Free waste assessments & presentations!
including desks, chairs, filing cabinets, etc.
1-800-ECOHAUL
Goodwill Industries
800-326-4285 Daily 8-6. 523-0550 Daily 8-3:30.
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
Redwood Gospel Mission
800-468-5865 Daily 8-8. 528-7285 24 hour.
AC Hauling
Sutter Care at Home Thrift Store
824-0640 By appointment. 523-1775 Daily 10-5:30.
Unwanted e-waste?
working/nonworking equipment. 1-800-ECOHAUL
800-326-4285 Daily 8-6.
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
800-468-5865 24 hour.
Goodwill Industries
523-0550 Daily 8-3:30.
Industrial Carting
585-0511 M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6.
528-7285 24 hour.
Re-E-Use
902-3808 By appointment.
St. Vincent de Paul
584-1579 M-Sa 10-4.
Salvation Army
800-728-7825 Daily 8:30-5.
• Business, school & multifamily
complex site visits to assess your
individual waste needs and provide
staff trainings
• Tenant outreach
events for multifamilyy
complexes
• Agency
resources
including bilingual,
illustrated posters
• Recycling
containers for
indoor use
Please note supplies are limited.
Contact your garbage company for additional
recycling support:
Pickup services for Monthly E-waste
recycling events.
For a calendar of
events, see the back
cover of this
publication.
IT’S THE
LAW
California’s Mandatory
Commercial Recycling Law
applies to businesses and public
entities, including schools, producing
4 cubic yards or more of commercial
solid waste per week and multifamily
dwellings of 5 units or more.
For free support:
Sonoma County Waste
Management Agency
565-2413/565-3375
[email protected]
The Ratto Group www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 [email protected]
Sonoma Garbage Collectors 996-7555
Sonoma County Waste Management Agency
Waste Reduction Program for Carryout Bags
Ordinance 2014-2
Drop-off options. For a complete list of
drop-off options for e-waste, see page 20.
Cans of unwanted paint?
Free retail drop-off for old paint. Pickup
available for over 300 gallons. For more information,
see page 26.
Get recognized for cutting your waste.
Sonoma Green Business Program
Green Business Coordinator 565-6455
Register at www.GreenBusinessCA.org
The Sonoma Green Business Program (SGBP) is a free
service offered by the County of Sonoma that
assists, recognizes and promotes businesses that
operate in an environmentally friendly way.
Our mission is to help businesses adopt environmental
practices that are sustainable as well as profitable.
What you need to know:
• Applies to all grocery stores and retail establishments.
Does not apply to public eating establishments (stand-alone restaurants, delis, etc.) and nonprofit charitable reusers. • Prohibits all single-use plastic carryout bags (point-of-sale or checkout).
• Requires a minimum 10¢ charge on all compliant recycled paper bags.
• Charge must be displayed separately on customer receipt.
• Stores to keep the charge.
More information and compliance assistance:
For free support, contact us at 565-3375 or visit our website www.recyclenow.org.
BUSINESS RECYCLING
BUSINESS RECYCLING
g
par kin
Find a program to fit your needs.
All food waste pickup
Veggie-only food waste pickup
What’s accepted: All food waste,
including meat, cheese and bones.
What’s accepted: Veggie food waste only. No meat, cheese or bones.
Service area: All Sonoma County.
Divert your organics for
composting instead of
About the service: Food waste is
collected in designed containers (cart,
bin & debris boxes) and processed at
out-of-county composting facilities.
being landfilled.
Coming soon...
Mandatory Commercial Organics Recycling Law AB 1826
More information:
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
Starting April 1, 2016, businesses that
generate 8 cubic yards or more of organic
waste per week will be required to have that
material composted. By January 1, 2017, this
requirement will extend to smaller
businesses.
GARB
AGE
More information:
The Ratto Group www.unicycler.com 800-243-0291
Sonoma Compost Company
www.sonomacompost.com 664-9113
Sonoma Garbage Collectors 996-7555
Does your
business put food
in the garbage?
Get your food &
veggie scraps picked
up at the curb for
composting.
VEG
SCRAGIE
PS
Help feed our local hungry with edible leftover food!
edible food from events,
farms & restaurants.
Food Runners SONOMA
County www.foodrunners
sonomacounty.wordpress.com
596-8711
By
appointment.
Drop-off for canned goods, dried goods & produce.
Catholic Charities
Family Support Center
465 A St., Santa Rosa
542-5426 M-F 8-5.
Provide enough to
feed 80 people, call
first.
Redwood Empire Food Bank
www.refb.org
3990 Brickway Blvd., Santa Rosa
523-7900 M-F 8-4:30.
Food Donation 101 6th St.,
Santa Rosa 542-4817
Daily 6am-10pm. Call first.
Donate edible food.
Pickup service for
Call for a
complete list
of food scraps
accepted.
g
About the service: Food waste is collected in your existing yard
debris cart for regularly scheduled weekly pickup. Material is processed
in-county by Sonoma Compost Company through Sonoma County’s
municipal composting program. Local compost products are organic
and available for use by local gardeners and farmers.
www.recyclenow.org
Service area: Mainly along the
Hwy. 101 corridor.
BUSINESS RECYCLING
Food & veggie waste recycling for businesses
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A-Z RECYCLING & REUSE
www.recyclenow.org
By law, retailers selling What's accepted:
rechargeable batteries are required to take back used Rechargeable batteries
rechargeable batteries from weighing less than
their customers. When visiting 11 pounds each and
these locations, drop off batteries cell phones.
at Customer Service areas. Call first if dropping off large quantities of batteries.
• Ace Hardware Stores
• AT&T Wireless
• Barnes & Noble
• Best Buy
• CVS Pharmacy
• Estuff Plus
• Friedman's Home
Improvement
• Grainger
• Home Depot
• Lowe's
• Markell Inc.
• Mead Clark
Lumber Company
• Office Depot
• OSH
• Radio Shack
• Sears
• Staples
• Verizon Wireless
• Walmart
Call 877-723-1297 or visit
www.call2recycle.org to locate
a free rechargeable battery drop-off location.
AEROSOL CANS
ANTIFREEZE
See Curbside Recycling pg. 5
See Drop-off Recycling pg. 8
See Visiting Disposal Sites pg. 11
Also see Toxics Disposal
pg. 2
Also see Used Oil & Filter
Recycling pg. 6
Aerosol cans,
empty
and without
pressure,
can be recycled at
the curb and at
drop-off recycling centers.
ALUMINUM CANS
See Drop-off Recycling
pg. 8
See Visiting Disposal
Sites pg. 11
ASEPTIC PACKAGING
This includes
juice boxes
and milk
cartons, including
soy/rice milk cartons.
Antifreeze Recycling
Company 766-9253
Saturdays by appointment.
Drop-off: waste antifreeze
only. Deliver antifreeze
in original containers;
no detergent bottles. Soap,
salt and solvent residue
contaminates the antifreeze. APPLIANCES
Also see Electronic e-waste pg. 20
Appliances are banned from
landfill disposal. County Refuse
Disposal Sites accept
appliances; see pg. 10.
Free
drop-off
for non-freon appliances
at all County Refuse
Disposal Sites.
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com
800-326-4285 Daily
8-6. Pickup & fee.
Services (Construction &
Demolition Recycling Facility)
3899 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5,
Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: all kinds.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org 651 Yolanda Ave.
Santa Rosa 523-0550
Daily 8-3:30. Drop-off: non-freon
appliances. Drop-off & fee: freon
appliances.
Hurricane Hauling &
Demolition 415-456-3407
www.hurricanehauling.com
M-F 8-4. Pickup & fee.
Industrial Carting 585-0511
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Pickup & fee.
Cream's
Dismantling & Scrap www.unicycler.com
3615 Copperhill Ln.,
Santa Rosa 546-7553
M-F 8-5, Sa 9-3. Drop-off.
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6, Sa-Su
7-3. Service area: all Sonoma
County, except Sonoma Valley
area. Pickup & fee.
BATTERIES, AUTO
State law requires that retailers
take back used lead-acid
batteries when you buy new
batteries.
County Refuse Disposal Sites
accept automobile batteries at
the reuse/recycling areas; see pg.
10. Batteries are also accepted
at the Household Toxics Facility;
see pg. 2.
Battery Systems
www.batterysystems.net
2400 Bluebell Dr.
Santa Rosa 836-1660
M-F 8-5. Drop-off & pickup:
lead-acid batteries, all sizes.
Symbol denotes hazardous product; please dispose of properly.
Home Depot
Cream's Dismantling & Scrap
3615 Copperhill Ln.
Santa Rosa 546-7553
M-F 8-5, Sa 9-3. Drop-off: lead-acid batteries, all sizes.
Global Materials Recovery Services 3899 Santa Rosa Ave.
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & buyback: lead-acid batteries, auto and truck only.
www.habitatsoco.org/restore
1201 Piner Rd., Ste. 500
(off Industrial Dr.), Santa Rosa
568-3228 Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off &
pickup: working appliances new
er than 10 years old. Charitable
receipts issued for donations.
996-7555 M-F 8-4:30. Service
area: Sonoma Valley area only.
Pickup & fee.
West Coast Metals
470 Caletti Ave.
Windsor 838-9731
M-F 7-3:30, Sa 8-3:30. Drop-off & fee: non-freon appliances only.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
www.mmservicesinc.com
590 Caletti Ave., Windsor
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Drop-off & fee
(commercial loads only):
all kinds.
Jerry Krahne's Hauling
206-1521
www.1800gotjunk.com By appointment. Pickup & fee.
800-468-5865
The Ratto Group
24 hour. Pickup & fee.
North Bay Corporation
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
800-299-7573 M-F 8-5,
Sa 7:30-3:30. Pickup & buyback:
working refrigerators & freezers
(PG&E customers only).
ReStore Habitat
for Humanity
Appliance recycling
at County Refuse
Disposal Sites:
$20 per appliance that
contains(ed) freon
• Air conditioners
• Refrigerators & freezers
• Water coolers
No cost for appliances
without freon
• Dehumidifiers
• Dishwashers
• Hot water heaters
• Microwaves, ovens & stoves
• Residential furnaces
• Trash compactors
• Washers/dryers
• Water softeners
• Oil-filled radiator heaters
Refrigerator Recycling
Program www.jacoenv.com
www.homedepot.com
4825 Redwood Dr., Rohnert Park
585-9200 M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8.
100 Bicentennial Way, Santa Rosa
544-2130 M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8.
6280 Hembree Ln., Windsor
836-0377 M-F 6-9, Sa 6-8, Su 8-7.
Drop-off: non-leaking lead-acid
automotive & tractor batteries; ask
a Returns associate for assistance.
Interstate All Battery Center
www.interstatebatteries.com
3315 Industrial Dr., Santa Rosa
546-9907 M-F 8-7, Sa 9-4.
Drop-off & pickup: lead-acid
batteries, most sizes.
ASBESTOS
Small quantities (less than
50 pounds or pipe less than
3 feet) of asbestos waste is
accepted at the Household
Toxics Facility; see pg. 2. All
material must be sealed,
wetted and double-bagged.
For additional information,
call the Eco-Desk or visit
www.recyclenow.org.
Petaluma Junk Company
www.maselliandsons.com
519 Lakeville St., Petaluma
778-7432 M-F 8-4:30,
Sa 8-11:30. Drop-off: lead-acid
batteries, all sizes.
Pick N' Pull www.picknpull.com
10475 Old Redwood Hwy.
Windsor 838-4691
M-F 9-5, Sa-Su 8-5. Drop-off: lead-acid batteries, most sizes.
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Retailer take-back
for rechargeable batteries
Also see Curbside Recycling pg. 5
For residents: Drop-off recycling for all kinds of household batteries
All kinds of batteries are
Toxics Facility; see pg. 2.
Hwy. 996-1008
M-F 7-5:30, Sa 7-5, Su 8-4:30.
Drop-off: individually bag or
tape battery terminals.
CLOVERDALE
Cloverdale Ace Hardware
750 S. Cloverdale Blvd.
894-2165 M-F 7:30-7, Sa 8-6,
Su 9-5. Drop-off: individually
bag or tape battery terminals.
COTATI
Cotati Police Department
True Value Hardware
7520 Commerce Blvd.
795-5456 M-F 8-7, Sa 8-6,
Su 9-6. Drop-off: individually
bag or tape battery terminals.
FORESTVILLE
Ideal Hardware
6631 Front St. 887-7561
M-Sa 8:30-5:30, Su 10-4.
GUERNEVILLE
True Value Hardware
www.truevalue.com
15600 River Rd. 869-2832
M-F 7:30-6, Sa 8-6, Su 9-6.
Drop-off: Batteries are accepted
loose (10 batteries per customer
per month). Store purchase
is not required, but strongly
encouraged.
HEALDSBURG
Community Development
435 Allan Ct. 431-3346
M-F 7:30-5 (closed every other
Fri.). Drop-off: Healdsburg
residents only. Batteries are
accepted loose.
Foss Creek Community
Center 1557 Healdsburg Ave.
431-3301 M-F 9-5. Drop-off:
Healdsburg residents only.
Batteries are accepted loose.
Garrett Hardware
For businesses: Drop-off, pickup &
mail-back for all kinds of batteries
All kinds of batteries are
accepted through the
Business Hazardous Waste
Program; see pg. 3.
Battery Systems
www.batterysystems.net
2400 Bluebell Dr.
Santa Rosa 836-1660
M-F 8-5. Drop-off & pickup:
collection and recycling
system for all kinds of batteries.
The Big Green Box
www.biggreenbox.com
877-461-2345
M-F 8-5. Mail-back & fee.
Interstate All
Battery Center
3315 Industrial Dr., Santa Rosa
546-9907 M-F 8-7, Sa 9-4.
Drop-off, pickup & fee: collec
tion and recycling system for
all kinds of batteries.
Mercury Disposal Systems
www.mdsrecycles4less.com
714-505-6100
M-F 8:30-4. Mail-back & fee.
ReVolt Recycling Corp
www.revoltrecycling.com
925-200-4622
Healdsburg Lumber
Company www.hlc-inc.com
359 Hudson St. 431-9663
M-F 6:30-5, Sa 8-3. Drop-off:
batteries are accepted loose.
Healdsburg Police
Department 238 Center St.
431-3377 24-hour. Drop-off:
Healdsburg residents only.
SANTA ROSA
Bennett Valley Ace
Hardware 2739 Yulupa Ave.
524-2515 Daily 8-7. Drop-off:
individually bag or tape batter y
terminals.
Interstate All
Battery Center
3315 Industrial Dr.
546-9907 M-F 8-7, Sa 9-4.
Drop-off & fee: batteries are
accepted loose. Store purchase
required.
Healdsburg Senior Center
Montecito True
Value Hardware
ROHNERT PARK
True Value Hardware of
Larkfield www.truevalue.com
133 Matheson St. 431-3324
M-F 10-4. Drop-off: Healdsburg
accepted loose.
763 Montecito Ctr.
539-4071 M-Sa 8-6, Su 9-5.
City Hall 130 Avram Ave.
588-2227 M-F 8-5. Rohnert
Park residents only. Batteries
are accepted loose.
115 Lystra Ct. 545-8380
M-Sa 7-6, Su 8-5. Drop-off:
terminals.
Codding Recreation
Center (Senior Center)
SEA RANCH
Sea Ranch Supply
6800 Hunter Dr., Ste. A
585-6780 M-F 9-4. Rohnert
are accepted loose.
Community Center
5401 Snyder Ln. 588-3456
M-F 8-5. Rohnert Park residents
only. Batteries are accepted
loose.
La Perla Market
6650 Commerce Blvd.
individually bag or tape battery
terminals.
Public Safety Building
500 City Center Dr. 584-2600
24-hour. Rohnert Park residents
loose.
Public Works
600 Enterprise Dr. 588-3300
M-F 8-5. Rohnert Park residents
loose.
Sports Center
5405 Snyder Ln. 588-3488
M-F 6-10, Sa-Su 8-7. Rohnert
are accepted loose.
35550 Verdant View 785-2366
M-F 7:30-5, Sa 8-5. Drop-off:
terminals.
SEBASTOPOL
City Hall 7120 Bodega Ave.
823-7863 M-Th 7-5, lunch 12-1.
Drop-off: Sebastopol residents
loose.
Fire Department
7425 Bodega Ave. 823-8061
M-Th 8-5, lunch 12-1. Drop-off:
Sebastopol residents only.
What's accepted:
• Alkaline batteries
D-cell, C-cell, AA, AAA
9-volt
• Button batteries
• Rechargeable
batteries
Nickel cadmium (Ni-Cd),
nickel metal hydride
(Ni-MH), lithium ion
(Li-Ion), nickel zinc
(Ni-Zn), small
sealed lead (SSLA/Pb)
Do not include:
• Wet cell Ni-Cd
• Wet cell lead acid
• Vehicle batteries
How to prepare:
Some
locations
require
bagging
or taping
batteries.
Individually
bag your
battery
or
Tape your
battery
with
electrical
or similar
tape.
Sebastopol
Hardware Center
660 Gravenstein Hwy. N.
823-7688 M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6.
Sebastopol Regional
Library
7140 Bodega Ave. 823-7691
Tu 10-6, W 10-8, Th-F 10-6,
Sa 10-4. Drop-off: Sebastopol
accepted loose.
WINDSOR
Garrett Hardware
www.garretthardware.com
433-6590 M-Sa 8-7, Su 9-5.
www.garretthardware.com
1340 Healdsburg Ave.
433-5593 M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6.
Drop-off: individually bag or tape
battery terminals.
601 Healdsburg Ave. 431-3360
M-Th 8-5. Drop-off: Healdsburg
accepted loose.
203 West Sierra Ave. 792-4611
24 hour. Drop-off: Cotati
accepted loose.
www.bosworthandson.com
21060 Geyserville Ave.
857-3463 M-Sa 9-5:30.
Drop-off: individually bag
or tape battery terminals.
Healdsburg Fire Dept.
www.recyclenow.org
BOYES HOT SPRINGS
Parsons Lumber &
Hardware 17800 Sonoma
GEYSERVILLE
Bosworth and Son
General Merchandise
Residents
only, no
businesses.
BATTERIES, HOUSEHOLD
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www.recyclenow.org
In addition to the following
locations accepting bicycles &
parts for reuse, you can recycle
bike tire. Recycle bicycle tires at
locations accepting automobile
tires. See Tires including inner
tubes & bicycle tires, pg. 28.
(Recycling & reuse)
795-3660 M-Sa 7-2:30.
Drop-off.
Community Bikes
www.liteinitiatives.org/
communitybikes
4009 & 4019 Sebastopol Rd.
Santa Rosa 579-5811
Th-Su 1-5 (bike sales and
donations), Sa-Su (part sales
and shop use). Drop-off: call
first. Non-profit sells as-is and
refurbished bikes and parts.
Provides training on weekends.
Healdsburg Transfer
Healdsburg 433-0321
M-Sa 8-4. Drop-off.
(Recycling & reuse)
Sonoma 996-5423
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off.
The Trek Bicycle
Store of Santa Rosa
www.trekstoresantarosa.com
512 Mendocino Ave.
Santa Rosa 546-8735
M-F 10-6, Sa 9-6, Su 11-5.
Drop-off: bike parts including
free wheels, cassettes, C02
cartridges, chains and inner tubes.
CARS
Canyon Rock
City of Santa Rosa–
Abandoned Vehicles
Program 543-3594
www.canyonrockinc.com
7525 Hwy. 116, Forestville
887-2207 M-F 7-5, Sa 7-12.
Drop-off & fee: red & clay bricks,
terra-cotta shingles & nursery
pots, adobe tile, mortar, ceramic
bathroom & kitchen tile.
Daniel O. Davis
1051 Todd Rd., Santa Rosa
585-1903 M-F 7-4:45. Drop-off:
good condition for resale.
Services (Construction
& Demolition Recycling Facility)
3899 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: all kinds.
ReStore Habitat for
Humanity
1201 Piner Rd., Ste. 500 (off
Industrial Dr.), Santa Rosa
568-3228 Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off
& pickup (50 sq. ft. min.):
clean, mortar-free, natural and
cultured tile/stone, pavers,
bricks and flagstone. Charitable
BOOKS
Friends of the Libraries
Also see Drop-off Recycling pg. 8
Also see Visiting Disposal Sites
pg. 11
16
REI www.rei.com
2715 Santa Rosa Ave.
Santa Rosa 540-9025
M-F 10-9, Sa 10-6, Su 11-6.
Drop-off: bike tubes of all sizes,
including road tubes. Include
tubes with stems, blowouts, holes
or patches. Don't cut the tube
in half. No tubes with slime or
sealant. No bike tires.
BRICKS, TILE & TERRA-COTTA
Paperback books are accepted
for recycling with curbside and
drop-off recycling programs.
Argent Bank
www.freebookmobile.org
201 N. Main St.
Sebastopol 827-2265
M-Th 9:30-5, F 9:30-6. Drop-off:
English and Spanish books &
audiobooks.
(Recycling & reuse)
795-3660 M-Sa 7-2:30.
Drop-off: usable books.
Exchange Bank
St. Francis Branch
136 Calistoga Rd., Santa Rosa
539-1505 M-Th 9-5, F 9-6, Sa
10-2. Drop-off: English and
Spanish books & audiobooks.
www.sonomalibrary.org/friends
Drop-off: good condition
books & audio books. Please no
encyclopedias, magazines or
out-of-date legal, medical or other
textbooks. At the downtown Santa
Rosa branch, drop off items at
loading dock on library west side.
At other library locations, dropoff
inside library during business
hours.
G&G Supermarket,
Argent Bank
701-B Sonoma Mtn. Pkwy.
Petaluma 781-2265
M-F 9:30-6, Sa 10-4. Drop-off:
audiobooks.
Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off: all
kinds of books and magazines.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org Drop-off: good
condition books, textbooks,
encyclopedias, reference and
technical books.
Healdsburg Transfer
Healdsburg 433-0321 M-Sa 8-4.
Drop-off: usable books.
Kmart www.discoverbooks.com
3771 Cleveland Ave.
Santa Rosa 888-402-2665
Drop-off (outdoor box): usable
books, textbooks, reference and
technical books. Materials are
collected to benefit charities.
Main Adult Detention
Facility Inmate Services
562 Russell Ave. (bin at loading
dock at back of Main Jail)
Santa Rosa 565-1624
24-hour. Drop-off: English and
Spanish paperback novels and
magazines.
Paul's Empire Head Shop &
Engine www.freebookmobile.org
112 Roberts Ave., Santa Rosa
546-4323 M-F 8-5 or 24-hr. book
slot. Drop-off: English and Spanish
books & audiobooks.
Soils Plus
www.soils-plus.com
4343 Stage Gulch Rd., Sonoma
996-3400 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off
& fee: bricks made from cement
(cement tile/block), slate/
adobe tile, red bricks, terra-cotta
shingles/mortar & nursery pots,
ceramic bathroom and kitchen tile.
Stony Point Rock Quarry
www.stonypointrockquarry.com
7171 Stony Point Rd.
Cotati 795-1775 M-F 7-3:30.
Drop-off & fee: bricks made from
cement (cement tile/block), slate/
adobe tile, red bricks, terra-cotta
shingles/mortar & nursery pots,
ceramic bathroom and kitchen tile.
Windsor Materials Recovery
Facility www.mmservicesinc.com
545-4847/838-2597 M-F 7:304:30. Drop-off & fee (commercial
loads only): call for quote.
BOTTLES
& CANS
Redwood Empire
Recycling www.unicycler.com
3400 Standish Ave., Santa Rosa
586-8247/586-8249
M-Sa 7-5. Drop-off: soft cover
books and inside pages of hard
cover books (covers removed).
ReHealdsburg Consignments
403 Allan Ct., Healdsburg
433-3231 Tu 11-3, Th 11-3, Sa
10-1 & by appointment. Drop-off:
audiobooks.
M-Th 7-5. Pickup: free removal
for abandoned or unwanted
vehicles on public or private
property within Santa Rosa city
limits.
Cream's Dismantling
& Scrap www.
autowreckerssantarosa.com
3615 Copperhill Ln., Santa Rosa
546-7553 M-F 8-5, Sa 9-3.
Drop-off, pickup & buyback: call
for appointment.
Free Junk Vehicle Removal
Program www.sonoma
county.org/prmd/docs/misc/
abandon_vehicle.pdf 565-2153
M-F 8-5. Pickup: vehicles
abandoned on private property
in the unincorporated area.
Pick N' Pull
www.picknpull.com
Windsor 838-4691
M-F 9-5, Sa-Su 8-5. Drop-off,
pickup and buyback: cars and
light trucks, operational or not
operational; proper documents
necessary, call first.
Salvation Army
www.satruck.com
800-728-7825
Daily 8:30-5. Pickup: cars and
light trucks, operational or not
operational; proper documents
necessary, call first.
Sheriff ’s Office–Abandoned
Vehicles Program 565-7395
24 hour (messages returned
once a week). Pickup: vehicles
abandoned on private property
in the unincorporated area.
Salvation Army
www.satruck.com
200 Lytton Springs Rd.
Healdsburg 800-728-7825
Daily 8:30-5.
160 Montgomery Dr., Santa Rosa
578-3924/800-728-7825
Daily 9:30-7. Drop-off: usable
books, all kinds.
Sonoma 76 Station
195 W. Napa St.
Sonoma 996-3555
M-Sa 8-7, Su 10-5. Drop-off: English and Spanish books & audiobooks.
(Recycling & reuse)
996-5423 M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off:
usable books.
UPS Store
9048 Brooks Rd., S., Windsor
838-3853 M-F 8:30-6, Sa 9-5.
Drop-off: English and Spanish
books & audiobooks.
BICYCLES & PARTS
Also see Construction & demolition
facilities pg. 19
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com 800-326-4285
Daily 8-6. Pickup & fee: all kinds.
AC Hauling www.achauling.com 824-0640 By appointment.
Pickup & fee: all kinds.
Central Disposal Site (Recycling
& reuse) 500 Mecham Rd.
Petaluma 795-3660
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off: all kinds. Daniel O. Davis
585-1903 M-F 7-4:45. Drop-off: good condition for resale.
The rigid plastic parts of infant
car seats are accepted in the
blue single-stream curbside
recycling cart throughout
Sonoma County. Please
remove fabric covers.
Green Lynx
www.green
lynx.net
415-890-5880
By appointment.
Pickup & fee:
specializes in
residential/
commercial
deconstruction
and salvage,
including reclaimed lumber. Healdsburg Transfer Station
(Recycling & reuse)
Healdsburg 433-0321
M-Sa 8-4. Drop-off: all kinds.
Heritage Salvage Petaluma
www.heritagesalvage.com
1473 Petaluma Blvd. S., Petaluma
762-6277 Tu-F 9-5, Sa 10-4.
Drop-off & pickup: good condition
for resale; call first or e-mail
[email protected]
Hurricane Hauling
& Demolition
415-456-3407 M-F 8-4. Pickup &
fee: all kinds.
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Pickup & fee:
all kinds; call for quote.
ReStore Habitat for
Humanity
(off Industrial Dr.) Santa Rosa
568-3228 Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off &
pickup: new, surplus and salvaged
building materials. Charitable
Santa Rosa Tool Library
www.borrowtools.org
642 Fifth St., Santa Rosa
576-0590 W-F 5-7, Sa 9-2.
Drop-off: hand & power tools in
working condition ready to use.
No gas or pneumatic powered
tools.
at Central Disposal Site
www.sonomacompost.com
664-9113 M-Sa 7-3. Drop-off
& fee: lumber (unpainted and
non–pressure treated), plywood,
fencing & pallets.
Sonoma 996-5423
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off: all kinds.
West Coast Metals
838-9731 M-F 7-3:30, Sa 8-3:30.
Drop-off & fee: usable metal building parts.
Pacific Sanitation
www.pacificsanitation.com
545-4847 M-F 7:30-4:30.
CELL PHONES
Also see Electronic e-waste
pg. 20
State law requires that retailers
selling cell phones take back used
cell phones at time of purchase.
Junk mail is a waste of
time and resources. More
than 100 million trees are cut down every year to produce the
100 billion pieces of junk mail sent out to American homes.
To reduce your junk mail, you need to reduce access to your
name and address so that it won't be traded or sold.
Contact the Direct Marketing Association. The Direct
Marketing Association (DMA) is the single largest provider of
direct mail lists. They charge a $1 fee if you send your
request by mail or you can submit through the
online form at www.dmachoice.org
DMA Mail Preference Service
PO Box 643
Carmel, NY 10512
Remove your name from credit card offers by calling
888-5-OPTOUT(567-8688). You do not need to
provide your Social Security number. Stay on the line and they
will process your request without your Social Security number.
Remove your name from specific catalogs by visiting
www.CatalogChoice.org. You can also contact the catalog
company and tell them you want your name taken off their list.
Visit online www.stopjunkmail.org for a
Stop Junk Mail Kit, sample form letters, and additional tips.
The Junk Mail Reduction Campaign is sponsored by the Bay Area Recycling
Outreach Coalition, a partnership of 110 Bay Area cities and counties.
(Recycling & reuse)
206-1521
By appointment. Pickup & fee:
dismantling service specializes
in landscape and renovation.
CARDBOARD
Cardboard
is banned from
landfill disposal. Recycling is
provided at all
County Refuse
Disposal Sites; see pg. 11.
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6,
Sa-Su 7-3. Service area: all
Sonoma County, except Sonoma
Valley area. Pickup & fee:
all kinds; call for quote.
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Drop-off & fee (commercial loads only): all kinds. YWCA
Domestic
Violence Program
1421 Guerneville Rd., Ste. 200
Santa Rosa 303-8401
M-F 9-5. Drop-off: cell phones (any brand) collected to
benefit local victims of
domestic violence. Call first.
CARPET & PADDING
Conklin Bros.
www.conklinbrosfloors.com
Santa Rosa 542-4981
M-F 9-5, Sa 10-4. Pickup: carpet
and padding recycled with new
purchase.
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5,
Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: carpet and
padding. No furniture foam.
The
Ratto Group
North Bay
Corporation
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Pickup & fee.
ReStore Habitat
for Humanity
(off Industrial Dr.)
Santa Rosa 568-3228
GreenWaste Carpet Recycling Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off & pickup: new
carpet/padding. No used carpet.
1201 N. 15th St., San Jose
408-938-4958 M-F 7-3. Drop-off, Charitable receipts issued for
donations.
pickup and fee: commerical
broadloom, carpet tiles, residential
Sun's Pad & Foam
carpet & rebond/foam padding.
Drop-off trailer available for busi Recycling, Inc.
www.sunsrecycling.com
nesses & construction sites.
108 Medburn St. #B1
Concord 888-635-7316
Industrial Carting
M-F 7-5, Sa 7:30-4. Drop-off &
585-0511 M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6.
Pickup & fee: carpet and padding. pickup: rebond carpet padding
CAR
SEATS
FOR
INFANTS
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee:
all kinds.
Tired
of
dealing
with junk mail?
DRN www.reusenetwork.org 888-545-8333x103
By appointment. Pickup & fee:
specializes in residential/
commercial deconstruction and
salvage.
The Ratto Group
www.recyclenow.org
What is deconstruction?
Careful disassembly of
buildings to salvage
components for reuse and
recycling.
BUILDING MATERIALS & DECONSTRUCTION SERVICES
17
CONCRETE & ASPHALT
Composting, nature's own way of recycling, is the controlled decomposition of organic material such as
leaves, twigs, grass clippings and vegetable food waste. Compost is the soil amendment product that
results from proper composting. You can make your own compost at home—pile
or worm composting—or put your compostable items in the curbside yard debris cart for the municipal composting program.
What's accepted:
• Fruit & peelings
Except in Petaluma, vegetative food waste collected in your existing
• Vegetables
yard debris cart for regularly scheduled weekly pickup is processed
& peelings
in-county by Sonoma Compost Company through Sonoma County’s
• Pasta, rice & bread
municipal composting program.
• Eggshells
• Tea bags, coffee
grounds & filters
• Wood ashes (cold)
!
• Paper plates &
NEW
napkins (non-coated)
used in food service
Petaluma only.
• Landscape prunings
Put all food
(maximum 2 feet long)
waste in your yard
• Grass clippings, leaves &
debris can.
weeds
• Tree trunks & branches
Not accepted:
Order a kitchen pail
Help transfer your kitchen veggie scraps
to your curbside yard debris cart or
home compost pile. Sold locally by:
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
$6
Call for
details.
Sonoma Compost
Company at Central Disposal Site
www.sonomacompost.com 664-9113
Compost with worms
Worms like to feed on slowly decomposing
organic materials.
Compost Club
Sonoma Valley Worm Farm
18
http://compostclub.org
922-5778
www.sonomavalleyworms.com 996-8561
Make your own compost at home
Ask a Master Gardener for advice on getting started
Master Gardeners www.SonomaMasterGardeners.org
[email protected] 565-2608 M-F 8-12 & 1-4.
• Garbage
• Plastic bags, including
compostable plastic bags
• Poison oak, cactus, palm
fronds, pampas grass or
bamboo
• Meat
• Cooking oil & liquid waste
• Sudden Oak Death infested
material
• Dirt or rocks
• Sod
• Animal waste
• BBQ ashes
• Tree stumps
• Cardboard
• Bones, dairy & cheese
Manage
garden pests
using fewer
chemicals.
http://ucanr.org/
gardenpests
Master Gardener volunteers are trained and certified by the University of
California Cooperative Extension. Call or e-mail your home composting questions.
No compostable plastics or plastics in your curbside yard debris cart.
Compostable plastics include compostable garbage bags, clear cups, utensils and plastic garden pots.
Problems with compostable plastics are:
• They degrade too slowly for the municipal composting program.
• They are not allowed for use in products for organic agriculture.
Compost made from curbside yard debris and veggie scraps
by Sonoma Compost Company is listed by the OMRI (Organic
Materials Review Institute www.omri.org) and the CDFA (California
Department of Food & Agriculture) for use in organic agriculture.
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com
800-326-4285
Daily 8-6. Pickup & fee.
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
www.1800gotjunk.com
800-468-5865
AC Hauling
www.achauling.com 824-0640
By appointment. Pickup & fee.
BoDean Company
(Santa Rosa Asphalt Plant)
www.bodeancompany.com
1060 Maxwell Dr., Santa Rosa
576-8205 M-F 7-4:30. Drop-off
& fee: asphalt grindings and
clean concrete and/or asphalt
chunks 3 feet or less (no rebar/
steel/wire); call first.
Canyon Rock
7525 Hwy. 116, Forestville
887-2207 M-F 7-5, Sa 7-12.
Drop-off & fee: asphalt grindings
and clean concrete and/or
asphalt chunks (rebar/wire okay).
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
clean concrete and/or asphalt
chunks 3 feet or less (no rebar/
steel/wire).
Hurricane Hauling
& Demolition
415-456-3407
Purchase locally
made finished
compost
products are available for sale
to the public, gardeners,
landscapers and farmers.
at Central Disposal Site
664-9113 M-Sa 7-3.
Industrial
Carting 585-0511
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6.
Pickup & fee: clean concrete
and/or asphalt chunks 3 feet
or less (no rebar/steel/wire).
206-1521
By appointment. Pickup & fee.
Pacific Sanitation
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Pickup & fee:
all kinds.
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3.
Service area: all Sonoma County,
except Sonoma Valley area.
Pickup & fee.
Soils Plus www.soils-plus.com
Sonoma 996-3400
M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off & fee: asphalt
chunks & grindings and concrete
(rebar okay).
996-7555 M-F 8-4:30. Service area: Sonoma Valley area only. Pickup & fee.
7171 Stony Point Rd.
Cotati 795-1775
M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off & fee: asphalt
chunks & grindings and concrete
(rebar okay).
Syar Industries
Healdsburg 433-3366
M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off: asphalt
grindings and clean concrete and/
or asphalt chunks (rebar/wire okay); loads inspected.
Wheeler Zamaroni
www.wzsupply.com
3500 Petaluma Hill Rd.
Santa Rosa 543-8400
M-F 7-4:30, Sa 8-4. Drop-off
& fee: clean concrete and/or asphalt chunks.
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Drop-off & fee (commercial loads only): all kinds.
www.recyclenow.org
Compost at home or at the curb
Save $ by
recycling your
concrete
& asphalt.
Best Buy
www.bestbuy.com/recycling
Santa Rosa 545-1078 M-Sa
10-9, Su 10-8. Drop-off.
InfoStor
Plastic jewel cases that hold CDs
are accepted in the blue single
stream recycling cart provided
that the front paper covers are
removed.
ShredEx www.goshredex.com
1585 Terrace Way, Santa Rosa
877-747-3381 M-F 9-5:30, Sa
10-2. Drop-off, pickup & fee:
certificate of destruction
provided.
CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION FACILITIES
Shelton's Natural Foods
Market 428 Center St.
Healdsburg 431-0530
Daily 8-8. Drop-off: natural corks
only.
Whole Foods Market
www.wholefoodsmarket.com
621 E. Washington St.
Petaluma 762-9352 Daily 8-9.
390 Coddingtown Mall
Santa Rosa 542-7411
Daily 8-10.
1181 Yulupa Ave., Santa Rosa
575-7915 Daily 8-9.
6910 McKinley St., Sebastopol
829-9801 Daily 8-9.
201 W. Napa St., Sonoma
natural corks only at Customer
Service counter inside the store.
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Drop-off,
pickup & fee (commercial loads
only): all kinds; call for quote.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Christmas trees are recycled
into mulch and compost.
Garbage customers in
Cloverdale, Cotati, Healdsburg,
Petaluma, Rohnert Park,
Santa Rosa, Windsor and the
unincorporated area have
whole-tree collection.
In addition, there are
drop-off and pickup options
in every community. Visit
www.recyclenow.org, call the
Eco-Desk or call your garbage
company for more
information.
For collection of garbage and for permanent
debris boxes other than for construction
and demolition debris, you are required to
use the franchised garbage company for
your area; see Curbside Recycling pg. 4.
Check with the jurisdiction where the
debris box/roll-off container is
needed to make sure that the
company is allowed to provide service.
CLOVERDALE
Redwood Empire
Disposal
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
COTATI
Redwood Empire
Disposal
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
HEALDSBURG
Redwood Empire
Disposal
19% of
the overall waste
stream in Sonoma
County is construction
& demolition debris.
Save landfill space and
money by recycling.
ROHNERT PARK
Industrial Carting
(Global Materials Recovery
Services C&D Recycling Facility)
585-0511
www.unicycler.com
586-2283
SANTA ROSA
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
Daniel O. Davis 585-1903
Gardener Trucking 829-6742
PETALUMA
Industrial Carting
Home Site Services
(Global Materials
Recovery Services
C&D Recycling Facility)
585-0511
Pacific Sanitation
545-4847/838-2597 Petaluma Refuse
& Recycling
www.unicycler.com
766-6026
COMPUTERS
See Electronic e-waste pg. 20
925-753-5595
Industrial Carting
585-0511
Nunes Hauling &
Debris Box Service
765-1624
Pacific Sanitation
545-4847/838-2597
Santa Rosa Recycling
& Collection www.unicycler.com
586-1478
Varner Trucking and
Debris Box Service
823-3149
SEBASTOPOL
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
SONOMA
Sonoma Garbage
Collectors
996-7555
WINDSOR
To increase recycling,
the Town of Windsor requires
that debris boxes are sorted
at a licensed Materials
Recovery Facility.
Industrial Carting
585-0511
Pacific Sanitation
545-4847/838-2597
Windsor Refuse & Recycling
www.unicycler.com
586-5545
UNINCORPORATED AREA
You must use the franchised
garbage company for your area;
see Curbside Recycling pg. 4.
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
CORKS
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
Construction and demolition debris is
used or discarded material resulting from
construction, remodeling, repair or
demolition. Some areas require that you
use the franchise collector
and others allow multiple
companies to provide
debris box service for construction
and demolition debris.
Construction &
Demolition Recycling
Facilities accept mixed
loads of job-site debris
including lumber end-cuts,
concrete/asphalt, plastic
sheeting, scrap metal and
sheetrock. Loads are sorted for recycling.
3899 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa
Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off,
pickup & fee: all kinds; call for
quote. Open to the public.
Materials in debris
boxes are sorted
for recycling.
www.recyclenow.org
www.infostoronline.com
1264 Apollo Way, Santa Rosa
568-2900 M-F 8-5 and by
3.5" floppies, zip disks, CDs,
DVDs, storage tape cartridges and appointment. Drop-off &
other computer media. Cases okay, fee: certificate of destruction
provided.
including jewel cases.
The following locations accept
Debris box/roll-off
container providers for
construction &
demolition debris
COMPUTER STORAGE MEDIA
996-7555
19
www.recyclenow.org
Also see Visiting Disposal Sites pg. 10
Also see Appliances pg. 14
Also see Computer storage media pg. 19
ANNAPOLIS
Annapolis Transfer Station
33549 Annapolis Rd. 886-5204
W-Sa 8-4. Drop-off: no fee for
electronics with video displays
(TVs, monitors, etc.) & electronics
25 pounds or less; fee for
electronics weighing more than
25 pounds.
CLOVERDALE
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org
894-5200 Daily 10-6.
Drop-off: all kinds.
GUERNEVILLE
Guerneville Transfer Station
13450 Pocket Rd./Hwy. 116
869-3878 M-Tu 8-4, Th-Sa 8-4.
Drop-off: no fee for electronics
with video displays (TVs,
monitors, etc.) & electronics 25
pounds or less; fee for electronics
weighing more than 25 pounds.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org
513 Healdsburg Ave. 431-8408
Daily 8:45-5. Drop-off: all kinds.
to put electronic
devices in
the garbage.
For residents & businesses: Drop-off & pickup recycling options for electronic devices
HEALDSBURG
20
It's illegal
Definition: An electronic device is anything
with a circuit board. Look for products with
digital displays or programmable features.
433-5631 M-Sa 8-4. Drop-off:
no fee for electronics with video
displays (TVs, monitors, etc.) &
electronics 25 pounds or less;
fee for electronics weighing
more than 25 pounds.
Redwood Moving & Storage
www.redwoodmoving.com
190 Foss Creek Cir., Ste. K
433-2240 M-F 8-12 & 1-5.
Drop-off: all kinds. Pickup & fee:
call for quote.
Salvation Army
www.satruck.com
200 Lytton Springs Rd.
800-728-7825 Daily 8:30-5.
Drop-off & pickup: all kinds.
SEBASTOPOL
PETALUMA
500 Mecham Rd.
795-1693/565-7940 M-Sa 7-3.
Drop-off: no fee for electronics
with video displays (TVs,
monitors, etc.) & electronics 25
pounds or less; fee for electronics
weighing more than 25 pounds.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org
1000 Lakeville St.
778-7485 Daily 8:30-5:30.
Staples www.staples.com
207 S. McDowell Blvd.
762-3131 M-F 8-9, Sa 9-7, Su
10-6. Drop-off & fee (select
devices): visit website for
instructions.
ROHNERT PARK
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org
476 Rohnert Park Expressway
978-5102 Daily 8:30-5:30.
Office Depot
www.officedepot.com
321 Rohnert Park Expressway
584-5511
M-F 8-8, Sa 9-8, Su 10-6.
Drop-off & fee: all kinds.
St. Vincent de Paul
www.svdp-sonoma.org
5671 Redwood Dr. 584-1579
M-Sa 10-4. Drop-off &
pickup: all kinds.
SANTA ROSA
Best Buy
www.bestbuy.com/recycling
1950 Santa Rosa Ave. 545-1078
M-Sa 10-9, Su 10-8. Drop-off
(one large item per customer
per day): working/non-working
electronics, all kinds. TVs must be
smaller than 37". No appliances,
except microwaves okay. Visit
website for a full list of items
accepted, as well as details about
the Haul Away program.
Goodwill Industries
Computer Recycling Center
www.crc.org
3227 Santa Rosa Ave., Unit C
570-1600/888-887-3372
Tu-Sa 9-4:30. Drop-off: all kinds.
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off: all
kinds, including cords.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org
3535 Industrial Dr. 545-2492
Daily 8:30-5:30.
2007 Sebastopol Rd. 570-2392
Daily 9-5:30.
651 Yolanda Ave. 523-0550
Daily 8-3:30. Drop-off: all kinds.
Office Depot
www.officedepot.com
M-F 8-9, Sa 9-9, Su 10-6.
www.unicycler.com
3400 Standish Ave. 586-8247
M-Sa 7-5. Drop-off: all kinds.
www.srmission.org
1821 Piner Rd. 528-7285
24 hour. Drop-off & pickup:
all kinds.
www.gire.org
6826 Sebastopol Ave.
823-3551
Daily 9-5. Drop-off: all kinds.
SONOMA
996-6597
M-Sa 7-3. Drop-off: no fee for
electronics with video displays
(TVs, monitors, etc.) &
electronics 25 pounds or less;
fee for electronics weighing
more than 25 pounds.
WINDSOR
What's accepted:
Unless otherwise noted, the
organizations listed in this
section acccept working &
nonworking equipment
including:
• TVs
• Office equipment
(telephones, fax machines,
copiers, etc.)
Goodwill Industries
• Kitchen appliances
Office Depot
• Household
& bath appliances
www.gire.org
6450 Hembree Ln.
836-1583 Daily 8:45-5:30.
6400 Hembree Ln., Ste.100
837-9488
M-F 8-8, Sa 9-8, Su 10-6.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
590 Caletti Ave.
545-4847/838-2597
(commercial loads only):
all kinds.
Re-E-Use www.reeuse.net
Pickup: all kinds.
(blenders, toaster ovens,
coffee makers without
glass pots, microwaves,
etc.)
(hair dryers, irons, curling
irons, vacuum cleaners,
cordless drills, etc.)
• Computer equipment
(computers, monitors,
laptops, keyboards,
printers, scanners,
cables, etc.)
• Consumer electronics
(tape players, VCRs,
stereo equipment, radios,
PDAs, cell phones, etc.)
Do not include:
• Remove batteries
prior to recycling.
Salvation Army
www.satruck.org
160 Montgomery Dr.
800-728-7825 Daily 9:30-7.
Drop-off & pickup: all kinds.
Staples www.staples.com
2222 Cleveland Ave. 523-2080
M-F 8-9, Sa 9-7, Su 10-6.
Drop-off & fee (select devices):
visit website for instructions.
See
page 15
for
household
battery recycling
options.
ELECTRONIC e-waste
An electronic device is anything with a circuit board. Look for products with digital displays or programmable features.
For residents: Curbside recycling
for small electronic devices
What's accepted:
No devices
with screens.
2 feet in any dimension.
Do not include:
Remove
batteries from
electronic
devices prior to
recycling.
• TVs, computer monitors
or other electronic
devices with screens.
• Remove cords and dispose
in the garbage or drop-off
for recycling; see pg. 20.
For residents: Free pickup options for large electronic devices and for devices with screens
Garbage company customers in certain areas are provided with free curbside pickup of TVs, computer monitors and other electronic devices with screens, as
well as household electronic devices larger than 2 feet in any dimension.
WINDSOR
SANTA ROSA
PETALUMA
CLOVERDALE
Windsor
Refuse & Recycling
Santa
Rosa
Recycling
&
Collection
Petaluma Refuse & Recycling
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Available to
residential garbage customers in
Petaluma by appointment.
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Available up to four
times a year to residential garbage
customers in Santa Rosa at no cost.
Windsor by appointment.
HEALDSBURG
ROHNERT PARK
SEBASTOPOL
Redwood Empire Diposal
UNINCORPORATED AREA
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Available to residential
garbage customers in Healdsburg
by appointment.
Rohnert Park by appointment.
Sebastopol by appointment.
For residents & businesses: Free e-waste electronic recycling events
G&G Supermarkets
www.gandgmarket.com
701 Sonoma Mtn. Pkwy., Petaluma
765-1198
prescription and nonprescription 1211 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa
reading/sunglasses:
546-6877 Daily 7-9. Drop-off.
2655 Cleveland Ave., Ste A
Santa Rosa 542-8883
Tu-W 8:45-5, Th 9-8, F 9-5,
Sa 8-12. Drop-off.
Eyes on the Green
820 McClelland Dr., Windsor
837-9000 Tu 9-5, W 11-7,
Th-F 9-5, Sa 10-3. Drop-off.
FIRE
EXTINGUISHERS
All types of fire extinguishers
are accepted at the Household
Santa Rosa Fire Equipment
EYEGLASSES
EOS Eyecare
customers of Redwood Empire
Disposal in the unincorporated area
up to four times a year at no cost.
James Hunt M.D.
8465 Old Redwood Hwy., Ste. 615
Windsor 838-3400
Tu-F 9-5, Sa 10-2. Drop-off.
LaserVue
3540 Mendocino Ave., Ste. 200
Santa Rosa 522-6200
M-Th 8:30-5, F 8:30-4. Drop-off.
LensCrafters (Gift of Sight)
www.lenscrafters.com
Santa Rosa Plaza
Santa Rosa 544-0924
M-F 10-9, Sa 10-8, Su 11-6.
Drop-off.
Lyons Optometry
www.lyonsoptometry.com
8911 Lakewood Dr. #11
Windsor 838-9393 M-Th 9-5:30,
F 9:30-12:30. Drop-off.
Raley's Pharmacy
8852 Lakewood Dr., Windsor
838-4319 M-F 9-8, Sa 9-5.
Drop-off.
Sears Optical Department
100 Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa
570-0990 M-F 10-7, Sa 10-6,
Su 11-5. Drop-off.
Walmart Vision Center
6650 Hembree Ln.
Windsor 838-0185
Windsor Post Office
8800 Lakewood Dr., Windsor
838-6531 24 hour. Drop-off.
Windsor Senior Center
9231 Foxwood Dr.
Windsor 838-1250
M-Th 9-5, F 9-12. Drop-off.
595 Portal St., Ste. A, Cotati
546-0797 M-F 7:30-5. Drop-off:
full and empty fire extinguishers.
FUEL
Any type of fuel such as
butane, diesel, gasoline,
kerosene and lamp oil is
Toxics Facility; see pg. 2. Fuel
containers cannot be returned.
FURNITURE
To make it more convenient for residents and businesses to dispose of their waste properly, the Sonoma County Waste Management
Agency is partnering with Goodwill Industries of the Redwood Empire to conduct free electronics collection events. For a schedule of
monthly electronic recycling events, see the back cover of this publication or visit www.recyclenow.org or call the Eco-Desk 565-3375.
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Available to residential
garbage customers in Cloverdale by
appointment.
www.recyclenow.org
Curbside recycling for
small electronic devices
is available countywide.
• Household electronic
devices not larger than
ELECTRONIC e-waste
See Secondhand pg. 26
21
FLUORESCENT LAMPS & BALLASTS
Why do fluorescent lamps need
special disposal? Fluorescent lamps contain mercury
www.recyclenow.org
vapor. Although the amount of mercury
vapor in each lamp is small, care should
still be taken in handling and disposing
of fluorescent lamps.
All kinds of fluorescent lamps
What if a lamp breaks?
Lowe's www.lowes.com
• Open a window and leave the room
for 15 minutes or more.
• Turn off central heat/air conditioning.
• Collect the pieces using a stiff piece of
paper, such as an index card.
• Pat the area with the sticky side of
packing tape to remove glass shards.
• Put all material into a sealed
container.
• Broken bulbs are accepted at the
Household Toxics Facility; see pg. 2.
About ballasts: Polychlorinated
biphenyls (PCBs) were discontinued for use in
fluorescent ballasts manufactured after 1979. Typically, ballasts
that do not contain PCBs are labeled with a sticker. Ballasts without labels
must be disposed of as hazardous waste. While non-PCB ballasts can be
disposed of as garbage, it is environmentally preferable to recycle them as
scrap metal; see listing below. Do not put ballasts in the curbside recycling
cart.
Recycling for non-PCB ballasts
Disposal for PCB ballasts
West Coast Metals
PCB ballasts are accepted
470 Caletti Ave., Windsor 838-9731
at the Household Toxics
M-F 7-3:30, Sa 8-3:30. Drop-off & fee: Facility; see pg. 2.
• Compact
Fluorescent
Lamps (CFLs)
COTATI
7921 Redwood Dr.
242-5000 M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8.
Drop-off: CFLs only.
GUERNEVILLE
True Value Hardware
www.truevalue.com
15600 River Rd. 869-2832
M-F 7:30-6, Sa 8-6, Su 9-6.
Drop-off: CFLs and 4-foot
lamps only; 10 bulbs per
customer per month. Store
purchase is not required, but
strongly encouraged to help
keep program running for
future years.
ROHNERT PARK
Home Depot
or
corkscrew-type
bulbs
• Linears such as 4-foot,
6-foot & 8-foot
• U-tubes & circline
www.homedepot.com
4825 Redwood Dr. 585-9200
M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8. Drop-off:
CFLs only.
SANTA ROSA
Home Depot
www.homedepot.com
100 Bicentennial Way
544-2130 M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8.
Residents
only, no
businesses.
SEBASTOPOL
Sebastopol Hardware Center
www.sebastopolhardware.com
823-7688 M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6.
Drop-off & fee: CFLs and 4-foot
lamps only.
WINDSOR
Home Depot
www.homedepot.com
6280 Hembree Ln. 836-0377
M-F 6-9, Sa 6-8, Su 8-7.
non-PCB ballasts only.
FOOD
HANGERS
Catholic
Charities
Family
Support Center
www.srcharities.org
465 A St., Santa Rosa 542-5426
M-F 8-5. Drop-off: canned goods,
dried goods and fresh produce,
enough to feed 80 people.
Food Runners SONOMA
County www.foodrunners
sonomacounty.wordpress.com
Pickup: edible food from events,
farms, and restaurants.
Redwood Empire
Food Bank www.refb.org
3990 Brickway Blvd., Santa Rosa
523-7900 M-F 8-4:30.
Drop-off: canned goods, dried
goods and fresh produce.
www.srmission.org
101 6th St., Santa Rosa
542-4817 Daily 6am–10pm.
Drop-off: canned goods, dried
goods and fresh produce.
Many professional dry
cleaners accept hangers for
reuse; check the Yellow Pages
category "Cleaners."
Plastic hangers are accepted in
curbside recycling. Metal
hangers are not accepted in
curbside recycling, but are
accepted as Metal, scrap;
see pg. 23.
HEARING AIDS
Eyes on the Green
GLASS
HELIUM CYLINDERS
Helium cylinders are not
accepted at curbside recycling,
but are accepted as Metal,
scrap; see pg. 23.
820 McClelland Dr., Windsor
837-9000 Tu 9-5, W 11-7,
Th-F 9-5, Sa 10-3. Drop-off.
Raley's Pharmacy
8852 Lakewood Dr.
Windsor 838-4319
Windsor Senior Center
9231 Foxwood Dr.
Windsor 838-1250
M-W 9-5, Th-F 9-2. Drop-off. 22
Types of lamps:
For businesses: Mail-back & pickup
for all kinds of fluorescent lamps
All kinds of
fluorescent
lamps are
accepted at the
Household Toxics
Facility; see pg. 3.
For other disposal
options, check
with the following:
Clean Harbors
Environmental
Safety-Kleen
www.safety-kleen.com
584-0415 M-F 7-5. Pickup &
fee: call for instructions.
Sunshine West Lighting
584-0801
M-F 8-5. Mail-back, pickup &
fee: call or e-mail sunwest@
sonic.net for instructions.
Veolia Environmental
Services www.VeoliaES.com
www.cleanharbors.com
877-333-4244 M-F 8-5.
Pickup & fee: call for
instructions.
888-669-9725 M-F 8-5 (CST).
Mail-back, pickup & fee: call or
visit the website for
instructions.
Grainger Industrial
Supply www.grainger.com
Waste
Management
Lamp Tracker
584-9211 M-F 7-5. Mail-back
& fee: call for instructions.
Mercury Disposal Systems
www.mdsrecycles4less.com
714-505-6100 M-F 8-4:30.
Mail-back & fee: call for
instructions.
www.wmlamptracker.com
800-664-1434 M-F 7-6 (CST).
Mail-back & fee: call or visit the
website for instructions.
It's illegal to put
fluorescent light
bulbs & CFLs in your
trash or household
recycling cart.
For residents: Drop off select fluorescent lamps
MATTRESSES
IRRIGATION PIPE
See Plastic bags, stretch film &
irrigation pipe pg. 27
LEAD
Dispose of lead paint chips at
the Household Toxics Facility;
see pg. 2.
Asbestos Control Center
www.asbestoscontrolcenter.net
415-234-0145 M-F 8-4. Fee:
lead testing & removal.
M-F 7:30-4:30. General
information.
LED LAMPS
Dispose of spent LED lamps,
string and strip lights at the
Household Toxics Facility;
see pg. 2.
3899 Santa Rosa Ave. Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: any size mattress, any condition.
Scrap metal is banned from
provided at all Refuse Disposal
Sites; see pp. 10-11.
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com
800-326-4285
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
www.1800gotjunk.com
800-468-5865
See Medicine Disposal
Programs pg. 24
Dispose of medications at the
Household Toxics Facility; see
pg. 2. Keep medications in
original containers.
Hurricane Hauling &
Demolition
415-456-3407
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Pickup
& buyback: call for quote.
Pickup & fee.
Pacific Sanitation
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Pickup & fee.
250 Mountain View Ave.
Petaluma Junk Company
Santa Rosa 584-8401
M-Sa 8-5:30. Drop-off & buyback: www.maselliandsons.com
519 Lakeville St., Petaluma
usable metal items; call first.
778-7432 M-F 8-4:30, Sa 8-11:30.
Cream's Dismantling Drop-off & buyback.
& Scrap 3615 Copperhill Ln.
The Ratto Group
Santa Rosa 546-7553
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
& buyback: call for quote.
www.HomeCARES.org
3820 Bodega Ave.
Petaluma 364-0305 Th 11-3 & by appointment. Drop-off & pickup: durable medical equipment; call for appointment.
www.MedShare.org
2937 Alvarado St., San Leandro
510-567-7070 M-F 8:30-4:30
Drop-off: surplus medical
supplies and equipment. No
expired supplies, liquids or
medications.
Sonoma County Section
on Aging c/o Careful
Moving and Storage
www.sonomacountysoa.org
812 Donahue St., Santa Rosa
347-9618 M-F 10-3. Dropoff: medical supplies and
equipment (new adult diapers,
sterile sealed bandages/
gauzes/wraps, toilet risers,
canes, wheel chairs, walkers,
crutches, etc.).
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Service area:
all Sonoma County, except Sonoma
Valley area. Pickup & fee.
Redwood Empire
586-8247/586-8249
M-Sa 7-5. Drop-off.
Mobile homes and travel
trailers are not accepted for
disposal at Sonoma County
Refuse Disposal Sites.
Clover Flat Landfill
www.uvds.com
4380 Silverado Trail, Calistoga
942-4473 Tu-Sa 9-3:45, Su
9-2:45. Drop-off & fee: call for
instructions.
Cream's Dismantling
& Scrap
3615 Copperhill Ln.
Santa Rosa 546-7553
M-F 8-5, Sa 9-3. Drop-off,
pickup & fee: call for
instructions.
www.srmission.org
1821 Piner Rd., Santa Rosa
528-7285 24 hour.
Drop-off: small household/
kitchen metal items.
996-7555 M-F 8-4:30.
Service area: Sonoma Valley
area only. Pickup & fee.
West Coast Metals
838-9731 M-F 7-3:30, Sa 8-3:30.
Drop-off, pickup & fee.
545-4847/838-2597
(commercial loads only).
Global Materials Recovery Services (Construction & Demolition Recycling Facility)
Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa
7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off
& fee: call for instructions.
Hurricane Hauling &
Demolition
415-456-3407
MOTOR OIL
& FILTERS
See Toxics Disposal pg. 2
See Curbside
Recycling pg. 4
See Used Oil
& Filter Recycling pg. 6
NEEDLES/
SYRINGES
See Safe
syringes/needles
disposal, pg. 29
MEDICATIONS
Bataeff Salvage Company
Max Home Care
Equipment
Recyclers
MedShare
MOBILE HOMES/TRAVEL TRAILERS
Also see Drop-off Recycling pg. 8
pg. 11
By appointment: Pickup & fee.
Dispose of spent oldfashioned incandescent
light bulbs in the
garbage. These cannot
be recycled in your blue
single-stream recycling cart.
www.satruck.com
200 Lytton Springs Rd.,Healdsburg 800-728-7825 Daily 8:30-5.
160 Montgomery Dr.
Santa Rosa 578-3924/
800-728-7825 Daily 9:30-7.
Drop-off & pickup: mattresses and box springs, all sizes; reusable condition only, no stains.
METAL, SCRAP
AC Hauling
LIGHT BULBS,
INCANDESCENT
Salvation Army
www.gire.org
651 Yolanda Ave., Santa Rosa
523-0550 Daily 8-3:30. Dropoff: durable medical equipment
(wheelchairs, walkers, crutches,
etc.). No portable toilets.
Sonoma County Dept. of
Health Services 565-6565
Disposal
of any size mattress is provided
at County Refuse Disposal Sites
for a fee; see pg. 10.
www.unicycler.com M-F 7-6,
Sa-Su 7-3. 800-243-0291 Service
area: all Sonoma County, except
Sonoma Valley area. Pickup & fee:
any size mattress, any condition.
Goodwill Industries
www.recyclenow.org
Dispose of insulation at all
County Refuse Disposal Sites.
Batt roll fiberglass insulation
must be rolled up and tied.
Blown-in insulation must be
bagged (not loose).
MEDICAL SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
The Ratto Group
INSULATION
pg. 10
23
Medicine Disposal Programs
Are unused and expired medications filling up your medicine cabinet? Don’t flush them down the drain or throw them in the trash. Help protect your family and the
environment by taking your unwanted medication to a participating take-back location. See below for options.
CLOVERDALE
Cloverdale Pharmacy—
Tuttles
Doyle Park
Pharmacy—
COTATI
Oliver's Market—Safe
What's accepted:
www.recyclenow.org
• Prescription &
24
over-the-counter pills/
capsules
• Liquid medications,
including ointments,
lotions and creams
(sealed containers, please!)
• Veterinary medications
• Vitamins, supplements,
homeopathic remedies
• Medical patches
• Inhalers
• Medical samples
Do not include:
• Controlled substances
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
For disposal options for
controlled substances,
including special one-day
collection events, visit the
Department of Justice Drug
Enforcement Administration’s
(DEA) website at
www.deadiversion.usdoj.
gov/drug_disposal/takeback
Chemotherapy drugs
IV bags
Bloody/infectious waste
Personal care products
(body lotion, shampoo, etc.)
Aerosol cans
Epi-pens & needles/sharps
Thermometers
Illegal drugs
Medical marijuana
Any other waste
Questions:
City of Santa Rosa 543-3369
Russian River Watershed
Association 833-2553
Sonoma County Water Agency
521-1820
www.safemedicinedisposal.org
Medicine Disposal Program
546 E. Cotati Ave. 795-9501
Daily 7-11. Drop-off.
GUERNEVILLE
Lark Drugs Guerneville—
Safe Medicine Disposal Program
16251 Main St. 869-9055
M-F 9-6:30, Sa 10-4. Drop-off.
HEALDSBURG
Alliance Medical Center—
1381 University St.
433-8161 M-F 8-5. Drop-off.
Healdsburg Police
Station—Safe Medicine
SANTA ROSA
Creekside Pharmacy—
95 Montgomery Dr. 525-1130
M-F 9-6. Drop-off.
Dollar Drug—Safe Medicine
Disposal Program
1055 West College Ave., Ste.
C 575-1313 M-F 9-7, Sa 9-5.
Drop-off.
Kaiser Permanente
MOB-4—Safe Medicine
Disposal Program
Kaiser Permanente
Emergency Department
Lobby—Safe Medicine Disposal
Disposal Program 238 Center St. Program
401 Bicentennial Way
PETALUMA
Kaiser Permanente—
3900 Lakeville Hwy. 765-3900
M-F 7:30-5. Drop-off.
Laguna Treatment Plant —
4300 Llano Rd.
543-3350/543-3369
M-F 7-4. Drop-off.
Oliver's Market—Safe
Petaluma Health Center
Emergency Department
560 Montecito Center 537-7123
Lobby—Safe Medicine Disposal Daily 7-10.
Program 1179 N. McDowell Blvd. 461 Stony Point Rd. 284-3530
559-7500 M-Th 8-8. Drop-off.
ROHNERT PARK
Roseland Pediatrics—
Codding Recreation Center Safe Medicine Disposal Program
711 Stony Point Rd., Ste. 17
(Senior Center)—Safe
6800 Hunter Dr., Ste. A
585-6780 M-F 9-4. Drop-off.
578-2005 M-Th 8:30-9, F 8:30
5:30, Sa 8:30-2:30. Drop-off.
Public Safety Building—
500 City Center Dr.
584-2693 M-F 8-5. Drop-off.
965 Sonoma Ave. 543-3600
24 hour. Drop-off.
Santa Rosa Police Dept.—
Santa Rosa Senior
Center—Safe Medicine
Disposal Program
704 Bennett Valley Rd.
545-8608 M-F 9-2. Drop-off.
Sonoma County Water
Agency—Safe Medicine
Safe Medicine
Disposal Program
1220 Sonoma Ave.
546-9090
Tuttles Hoen Pharmacy—
4731 Hoen Ave. 528-4511
M-F 9-6. Drop-off.
WeCare Home Assistants—
6528 Oakmont Dr. 843-3838
M-F 9-5. Drop-off.
SEBASTOPOL
Sebastopol Hardware
Disposal Program
660 Gravenstein Hwy. N. 823-7688
M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6. Drop-off.
Sebastopol Senior
Disposal Program
167 N. High St. 829-2440
M-F 9-4:30. Drop-off.
SONOMA
Sonoma Valley Hospital
Emergency Room Lobby—
347 Andrieux St. 521-1820
24 hour. Drop-off.
Sonoma Vintage House—
264 First St. E. 521-1820
M-F 9-4. Drop-off.
WINDSOR
Alliance Medical Center—
8465 Old Redwood Hwy., Ste. 400
433-5494 M-F 8-5. Drop-off.
Health First! Pharmacy—
9070 Windsor Rd. 837-7948
PALLETS
PAPER
See Wood, pallets, yard debris &
manure pg. 30
See Curbside
Recycling pg. 5
See Drop-off
Recycling pg. 8
See Visiting
Disposal Sites pg. 11
PHOTO CHEMICALS
& X-RAY FILM
Photo chemicals are accepted
at the Household Toxics
Facility; see pg. 2.
Cardboard is banned from
provided at all County Refuse
Disposal Sites; see pg. 11.
Empire Imaging Service
www.empireimaginginc.com
3325 Regional Pkwy. 12
Santa Rosa
569-9103/568-6659
M-F 9am-10am. Drop-off (by
appointment), pickup & fee:
liquid photographic chemicals
and X-ray film.
Disposal Program
404 Aviation Blvd. 547-1900
M-F 8-5. Drop-off.
PLASTIC
CONTAINERS
790 S. Cloverdale Blvd. 894-4414
Free drop-off
at Safe Medicine
Disposal Program
locations.
Betty's
English
Fish 'n' Chips
4046 Sonoma
Hwy., Santa Rosa
539-0899 Daily 11-5. Drop-off.
Big John's Market
www.bigjohnsmarket.com
1345 Healdsburg Ave.,
Healdsburg 433-7151 Daily
7-8. Drop-off: collection barrel
located in northwest corner of
parking lot.
Black Bear Diner
www.blackbeardiner.com
201 W. Napa St. # 34, Sonoma
935-6800 M-Th 6-10, F-Sa 6-11.
Drop-off.
Puerto Vallarta
3333 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa
575-4374 Daily 11-10. Drop-off.
Willowbrook Ale House
3600 Petaluma Blvd. N.
Petaluma 775-4232
Canyon
Rock
www.canyonrockinc.com
7525 Hwy. 116
Forestville 887-2207
M-F 7-5, Sa 7-12. Drop-off &
fee: any size.
7171 Stony Point Rd., Cotati
795-1775 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off
& fee: all natural/cultured stone,
sand and gravel. Must be free of
dirt, grass and debris.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
Industrial Carting
585-0511 M-F 7-6,
Sa 8-6. Pickup & fee: call first.
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291
M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Pickup
& fee.
Soils Plus
www.soils-plus.com
996-3400 M-F 7-3:30.
Drop-off & fee: all natural/
cultured stone, sand and
gravel. Must be free of dirt,
grass, debris.
PROPANE
CYLINDERS
Propane
cylinders,
5 gallons
and smaller,
are accepted
at the
Household
(Reuse & recycling)
795-3660 M-Sa 7-2:30. Dropoff: 5-gallon propane cylinders
and larger, valves removed.
7921 Redwood Dr., Cotati
242-5000 M-Sa 6-9, Su 7-8. Dropoff: plastic plant trays, pots and tags
for reuse at any Lowe's Garden Center.
www.unicycler.com
3400 Standish Ave. 586-8247
M-Sa 7-5. Drop-off: plastic nursery
pots only for recycling.
ReStore Habitat for Humanity
1201 Piner Rd., Ste. 500 (at Industrial
Dr.) Santa Rosa 568-3228 Tu-Sa
3899 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa 9-5. Drop-off & pickup: clean new/
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5, Su used terra-cotta pots for resale.
8-5. Drop-off & fee: call for quote.
PAPER, CONFIDENTIAL SHREDDING
The following companies provide
secure destruction and recycling
of sensitive documents.
Becoming Independent
www.becomingindependent.org
1455 Corporate Center Pkwy.
Santa Rosa 524-6713 M-F 8:30
1:30. Drop-off, pickup & fee.
Industrial Carting
585-0511 M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Dropoff, pickup & fee (by appointment).
Member NAID.
ROOFING
MATERIALS
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off &
fee: all kinds, including asphalt
and terra-cotta shingles.
all kinds, including asphalt and
terra-cotta shingles; call first.
The Ratto Group
0291 M-F 7-6, Sa-Su 7-3. Pickup
& fee: all kinds, including asphalt
and terra-cotta shingles; call first.
ReStore Habitat for
Humanity www.habitatsoco.
org/restore 1201 Piner Rd., Ste.
500 (off Industrial Dr.), Santa Rosa
568-3228 Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off &
pickup: new roofing materials
and tar paper.
Sonoma County Jail
Industries www.
sonomasheriff.org/co_jail_
industries.php
2254 Ordinance Rd.
Santa Rosa 525-8310
24 hour. Drop-off: all plastic nursery pots including 1-gallon,
5-gallon and larger, 4-inch pots, 6-packs and flat trays. Needed for reuse by adult agricultural education program.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Drop-off, pickup
& fee (commercial loads only):
nursery pots are recycled.
InfoStor
www.infostoronline.com
1264 Apollo Way, Santa Rosa
568-2900 M-F 8-5. Drop-off,
pickup & fee.
Integrity Shred
www.integrityshred.com
3721 Santa Rosa Ave., Ste. 5
Santa Rosa 544-7700
By appointment. Drop-off, pickup & fee.
Petaluma Recycling Center
www.oadsucpnb.org/recycling
315 Second St., Petaluma
763-4761 M-Sa 8-5. Drop-off
& fee.
ShredEx www.goshredex.com
1585 Terrace Way, Santa Rosa
877-747-3381 M-F 9-5:30,
Sa 10-2. Drop-off, pickup & fee.
NASA certified.
PRINTER
CARTRIDGES
The following locations ac
cept laser, inkjet, fax & select
desktop copier cartridges.
Best Buy www.bestbuy.com/
recycling 1950 Santa Rosa Ave.
Santa Rosa 545-1078 M-Sa 10-9, Su 10-8. Drop-off: visit website for instructions.
InkSale.com www.inksale.
com 1364 N. McDowell Blvd., Ste. B1, Petaluma 763-1818 M-F 10-6.
791 Gravenstein Hwy. S.
Sebastopol 824-8880
M-F 10-6. Drop-off: original empty products only, call first.
Lazerjet Tech/Tru-Graphics
Soils Plus www.soils-plus.com
996-3400 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off
& fee: concrete & terra-cotta
roofing and asphalt composition
shingles.
795-1775 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off
& fee: concrete and terra-cotta
roofing and asphalt composition
shingles.
Facility www.mmservicesinc.
com 590 Caletti Ave., Windsor
545-4847/838-2597
asphalt composition, wood and
terra-cotta shingles.
www.lazerjettech.com
Sebastopol 829-3866
M-F 9-5. Drop-off: call first.
Rapid Refill Ink
www.rapidinkandtoner.com
Santa Rosa 571-1965
M-F 9-5. Drop-off: no waste toner containers.
Staples www.staples.com/
sbd/cre/marketing/ecoeasy/
recycling.html
207 S. McDowell Blvd.
Petaluma 762-3131
M-F 8-9, Sa 9-7, Su 10-6.
2222 Cleveland Ave.
Santa Rosa 523-2080
M-F 8-9, Sa 9-7, Su 10-6.
Drop-off & buyback: visit
website for instructions.
Santa Rosa 586-6666/
585-8246 M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5.
Drop-off & fee: clean sand/
rocks, free of dirt, wood and
other debris.
590 Caletti Ave.
Windsor 545-4847/838-2597
clean rocks (any size), no dirt.
Reuse for unbroken terra-cotta
and plastic nursery pots in 1-, 5& 15-gallon sizes is provided at all
County Refuse Disposal Sites. In
addition, terra-cotta nursery pots
can be recycled with bricks and
tile. See pg. 16.
Services (Construction & Lowe's www.lowes.com
ROCKS & SAND
Also see Bricks, tile & terra-cotta pg. 16
www.recyclenow.org
The following
restaurants accept
10 gallons or less of
clean strained vegetable oil.
Oil becomes biodiesel for use in
cars and trucks.
Congealed animal fats, such as
bacon grease, can be disposed of
in the garbage.
How to drop off vegetable
cooking oil:
• Visit restaurants during
daylight and business hours.
• Ask for assistance in locating
the cooking oil/grease
collection barrel.
• Always replace the lid
on the barrel. Rainwater
contaminates the oil!
• Clean up any spills.
• Take home your container for
reuse or recycling. Do not
leave containers.
NURSERY/FLOWER POTS
OIL, COOKING
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SECONDHAND
Steps to manage paint:
Also see Visiting Disposal Sites pg. 11
1
Buy right. Buy the correct amount of
paint for the project. Measure the square
footage needed and ask for advice at your local paint store. Empty, dried-out metal or
plastic paint cans should be recycled curbside in your blue single-stream recycling cart.
2
Use it up.
A quart
Consider painting
a small room or
experiment with
accent walls.
Update a window
frame or two or
brighten the inside
of a bookshelf.
Sample size
Cheer up a
bird house.
Recycle the rest. Drop off paint at PaintCare program retail locations: For residents
& businesses* visiting the retailers listed below, drop off a maximum of 5 gallons per
customer per day (some sites accept more). Drop off paint only during business hours.
Call before you go to find out store limits.
* Note that businesses that produce more than 220 pounds (about
www.recyclenow.org
20-30 gallons) of hazardous waste per month can only drop off
latex paint (no oil-based paint).
What's accepted:
• Water-based & oil-based
house paint, stains &
varnish. For a complete list
of PaintCare program and
non-program products,
visit www.paintcare.org/
california
• Original containers with
labels that can be read.
• Sealed, not leaking
containers.
• Not empty
(dried latex okay).
• 5 gallons or less in size.
For the most up-to-date
information, check
www.PaintCare.org
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CLOVERDALE
Cloverdale Ace
Hardware
894-2165
M-F 7:30-7, Sa 8-6, Su 9-5.
COTATI
Dunn-Edwards
407 Aaron St. 664-1668
M-F 7-5.
4
HEALDSBURG
Garrett Ace Hardware
SANTA ROSA
Kelly-Moore Paints
1026 Fourth St. 542-6792
433-5593 M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6. M-F 6:30-7, Sa 8-5, Su 8:30-5.
1478 Guerneville Rd.
PETALUMA
546-0863 M-F 6:30-6:30,
Sa 8-5, Su 8:30-5.
Kelly-Moore Paints
905 Lakeville St. 763-0107 217 Roberts Ave. 528-4353
M-F 6-6, Sa 8-5.
M-F 6:30-6, Sa 8-5, Su
8:30-5.
OSH
1390 N. McDowell Blvd.
664-1114 M-Sa 7-9, Su 8-8.
Peterson's Paint
& Decorating
800 Lindberg Ln., Ste 140
763-1901 M-F 6:30-5:30,
Sa 8:30-5, Su 10-3.
Sherwin-Williams
905 E. Washington St.,
Ste. 105 789-9996
M-F 6:30-7, Sa 8-6,Su 10-6.
ROHNERT PARK
Kelly-Moore Paints
480 Rohnert Park
Expressway 584-4012
M-F 6-7, Sa 8-5, Su 8:30-5.
Sherwin-Williams
5673 Redwood Dr.
584-7120 M-F 6:30-7,
Sa 8-6, Su 10-6.
OSH 2230 Cleveland Ave.
566-7514 M-Sa 7-9, Su 8-8.
Sherwin-Williams
3310 Airway Dr. 575-7776
M-F 6:30-6:30, Sa 8-5, Su 8:30-5.
542-2192 M-F 6:30-7,
Sa 8-6, Su 10-6.
SEBASTOPOL
Sebastopol Hardware
Center 660 Gravenstein
Hwy. N. 823-7688
M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6.
SONOMA
Kelly-Moore Paints
18506 Hwy. 12 935-1071
M-F 6:30-5:30, Sa 8-4.
WINDSOR
Garrett Ace Hardware
433-6590 M-Sa 7-7, Su 8-6.
Dispose of paint through the Agency's Hazardous Waste programs
See Toxics Disposal pg. 2 for options.
Household Toxics Facility Community Toxics Collections Toxic Rover
Pickup Service
Central Disposal Site (Bldg. 5) See Toxics Disposal pg. 2
By appointment only.
500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma for a calendar of events. By
appointment only. Call 795-2025 Call 795-2025 or toll-free
Th, F, Sa 7:30-2:30.
1-877-747-1870.
or toll-free 1-877-747-1870.
Asef's Appliance Services
709 Fourth St.
Santa Rosa 575-3737
M-F 9:30-5:30, Sa 10-4.
Drop-off: working/nonworking
sewing machines, all kinds.
SHEETROCK/DRYWALL
Sheetrock Recycling
Wheeler Zamaroni
Global
Materials
Recovery
Services
(Construction
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5,
Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: clean,
dry, unpainted gypsum, drywall,
wallboard. No metal fasteners.
clean, dry, unpainted gypsum,
drywall, wallboard. No metal
fasteners.
www.wzsupply.com
3500 Petaluma Hill Rd.
Santa Rosa 543-8400
M-F 7-4:30, Sa 8-4. Drop-off &
fee: clean, unpainted gypsum,
drywall and wallboard.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
545-4847/838-2597
clean, painted and unpainted
gypsum, drywall and wallboard.
Pick up free paint. Two choices available.
1. Remixed paint
collected from the
Agency's Hazardous Waste
program is available in 5-gallon
buckets in four standard colors.
Off-white
For residents & businesses,
available at the Reuse
Locker.
Tan
Light grey Light green
free at
the reuse locker
(Household Toxics Facility,
Bldg. 5)
500 Mecham Rd.
Petaluma
Th, F & Sa 7:30-2:30
795-2025
2. New paint
& stain in original
containers.
Go to the storage units in the lower reuse
area near the Household Toxics Facility.
Available on a first-come-first served basis.
Need to dispose of more than
300 gallons of paint? The Large Volume Pick-Up Service is
available at no cost for pickup of at least 300 gallons of paint. To learn
more and to request a pick up, call 855-724-6809. Visit
www.paintcare.org/california to download the LVP factsheet.
3
Less than a gallon
SEWING MACHINES
Donate items that you no
longer want to thrift stores
and nonprofits. For locations,
call the Eco-Desk or visit
www.recyclenow. org and use
the What would you like to
recycle? search function at the
top of the web page. Choose
the topic Secondhand.
Take your bag along to the store.
Sonoma County Waste Management Agency Waste
Reduction Program for Carryout Bags Ordinance 2014-2
For residents: Curbside recycling for plastic bags
What's accepted:
Bag your bags
Stuff your bags
into a clear plastic
bag & knot the top.
Place bags in your
blue single-stream
recycling cart.
• Single-use plastic bags are no longer available at all grocery and
retail stores in Sonoma County.
• Stores must charge a minimum of 10¢ for each paper bag.
• The Waste Reduction Program for Carryout Bags Ordinance is
intended to reduce litter, keep plastic bags out of local waterways,
and encourage the use of reusable bags.
For more information, visit our website at www.recyclenow.org
STYROFOAM • FORMED
The following
locations
accept small
quantities
of clean
soil/dirt; call for instructions,
as testing may be required.
www.gbimcorp.com
2357 Industrial Blvd.
Hayward
510-489-0881x7801
M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off &
mail-back: clean expanded
polystyrene (PS #6) packaging
only; call first.
Services (Construction & www.greencitizen.com
777 Grand Ave.
San Rafael 415-287-0000x105
M-Sa 10-6. Drop-off & fee: any
shape (blocks, peanuts, etc.)
EPS #6 Styrofoam only. Must be clean (no food contamination,
etc.).
3899 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa
Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee.
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Pickup & fee.
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6,
Sa-Su 7-3. Pickup & fee.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
545-4847/838-2597
& fee (commercial loads only).
GB Industrial Materials
GreenCitizen
Super Link Plastic
www.superlinkusa.com
888 92nd Ave.
Oakland 510-568-1086 x200
M-F 8-5.
Drop-off &
mail-back:
clean, dry
expanded
poly foam
(EPS, EPE, EPP);
call first. Pickup & fee:
trucking charges apply.
For businesses: Options for recycling plastic bags, tarps,
irrigation pipe & hard-to-recycle plastics
The following
companies
offer various
services to
help collect
and recycle
plastic bags and
other kinds of plastics.
Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5, Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee: loose plastic construction sheeting, stretch film and
grocery/retail bags, and PVC
and HDPE irrigation pipe
(dirt removed). Pickup: large
quantities only.
PlasticFilmRecycling.org
www.plasticfilmrecycling.org
Plastic bag and film
drop-off directory. Visit the
website or e-mail
[email protected]
Plastics
Markets.org
www.plastics
markets.org
Directory to connect
buyers and suppliers
of scrap plastic. Visit
the website or e-mail help@
plasticsmarkets.org
www.unicycler.com
586-8247/ 586-8249
M-Sa 7-5. Drop-off: loose
plastic construction sheeting,
clean tarps, stretch film and
grocery/retail bags and PVC and
HDPE irrigation pipe (dirt
removed); pipe must be
bundled. Pickup: large
quantities only.
Super Link Plastic
www.superlinkusa.com
888 92nd Ave., Oakland
510-568-1086x200 M-F 8-5.
Drop-off & pickup: all kinds of
plastic; call first.
Windsor Materials Recovery Facility www.mmservicesinc.com
545-4847/838-2597 M-F 7:30
4:30. Drop-off & fee (commercial
loads only): loose plastic construc
tion sheeting and stretch film.
SMOKE
DETECTORS
Smoke detectors contain
small amounts of radioactive
material. If disposed of one at
a time, detectors can go
into the garbage. Some
manufacturers have take-back
programs for spent smoke
detectors.
Curie Environmental
Services
www.smokealarmrecycling.com
4020 Vassar Dr. NE, Ste. D,
Albuquerque, MN 87107
505-888-9392 M-Th 8-5
(MST). Mail-back & fee: smoke
alarms/detectors from any
manufacturer. Visit website for
instructions.
795-1693/565-7940
M-Sa 7-3. Drop-off & fee: call
for instructions.
• Bags that are dirty
or have moisture
• CD wrappers or
other crunchy plastic
• Cellophane (e.g., Saran Wrap) & food wrap
(e.g., cheese wrap) • Painted or glued bags
• Compostable plastic bags • PVC
SOIL/DIRT• CLEAN ONLY
Do not include:
• Grocery, produce & bread bags
• Newspaper bags
• Retail bags (remove hard
plastic or string handles)
• Product/case wraps (e.g., paper
towels, bathroom tissue, napkins
water bottles, snacks, etc.)
• Zipper type bags (remove hard
components)
• Plastic shipping envelopes
(remove labels)
• Bubble wrap and air pillows
(deflate)
• Dry-cleaning bags (remove
paper & hangers)
• Furniture/mattress &
electronic wrap
www.recyclenow.org
Look for these
symbols on bags:
PLASTIC BAGS, STRETCH FILM & IRRIGATION PIPE
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STYROFOAM PEANUTS, BUBBLE WRAP & WINE SHIPPERS
CLOVERDALE
The Mail Center Etc.
207-A N. Cloverdale Blvd.
894-3222 M-F 9-5:30,
Sa 10-2. Drop-off: peanuts
and bubble wrap.
The UPS Store
www.recyclenow.org
HEALDSBURG
The UPS Store
28
1535 Farmers Ln. 571-7707
M-F 9-5:30, Sa 10-2. Drop-off:
peanuts, bubble wrap and
cardboard/Styrofoam wine
shippers.
Postal Plus
422 Larkfield Center 528-6400
M-F 9-5, Sa 10-1. Drop-off:
cardboard/Styrofoam
wine shippers.
Santa Rosa Custom
Packaging
3504 Industrial Dr. 576-8701
M-F 8:30-5:30, Sa 10-2.
Drop-off: peanuts and
bubble wrap.
1083 Vine St. 433-0396
peanuts, bubble wrap, packing air
pillows and flat Styrofoam sheets. The UPS Store
122 Calistoga Rd. 539-6938
PETALUMA
M-F 9-5:30, Sa 10-4. Drop-off:
peanuts, bubble wrap, packing air
Fishman Supply Company
pillows and flat Styrofoam sheets.
http://fishmansupply.com
1345 Industrial Ave. 763-8161
2360 Mendocino Ave. # A2
M-F 8-5. Drop-off: peanuts only. 523-0913 M-F 8:30-6:30, Sa 9-5.
Drop-off: peanuts, packing air
The UPS Store
pillows, flat Styrofoam sheets
925 Lakeville St. 763-5005
and cardboard/Styrofoam wine
peanuts, bubble wrap, packing shippers.
air pillows, flat Styrofoam sheets 2665 Santa Rosa Ave.
and cardboard/Styrofoam wine
546-2587 M-F 8:30-6:30, Sa 9-6.
shippers.
1007B W. College Ave.
578-6062 M-F 8:30-6:30, Sa 9-5.
ROHNERT PARK
Drop-off: peanuts, bubble wrap
The UPS Store
and packing air pillows.
6366 Commerce Blvd. 586-1180 2777 Yulupa Ave. 546-1565
M-F 8-6, Sa 8:30-4:30. Drop-off:
peanuts only.
cardboard wine shippers.
979 Golf Course Dr. 584-1515
SEBASTOPOL
A&M Center
peanuts and bubble wrap; no
321 S. Main St. 823-1000
formed Styrofoam.
peanuts only.
SANTA ROSA
Aim Mail Center #28
465 Stony Point Rd. 526-4008
M-F 8:30-6, Sa 10-3.
Drop-off: peanuts, bubble
wrap and flat Styrofoam sheets.
The Central Office
1275 Fourth St. 576-1155
peanuts and bubble wrap.
Mail & More
http://mailnmore.org
1014 Hopper Ave. 546-6245
M-F 9-5:30, Sa 10-2. Drop-off:
peanuts, bubble wrap and foam
wine shippers.
Aim Mail Center #10
823-7007 M-F 9-6, Sa 10-3.
Drop-off: peanuts and
bubble wrap.
La Bodega Cheese Pasta/
Sonoma Wine Shop
www.sonomawineshop.com
827-1832 Th-M 11-8.
Drop-off: cardboard/Styrofoam
wine shippers.
The UPS Store
125 S. Main St. 823-8300
M-F 9-6:30. Drop-off: peanuts, air
pillows and flat Styrofoam sheets.
SONOMA
Sonoma Wine Shop
www.sonomawineshop.com
412 1st E. (On the Plaza)
996-1230 Th-M 11-6. Drop-off:
cardboard/Styrofoam
wine shippers.
The UPS Store
19201 Sonoma Hwy. 935-3438
peanuts and bubble wrap.
WINDSOR
Pack, Ship & More
www.packandshipwindsor.com
228 Windsor River Rd.
838-3727 M-F 9-5:30, Sa 10-3.
Drop-off: peanuts, bubble wrap,
air pillows, flat Styrofoam sheets
and cardboard/Styrofoam
wine shippers.
The UPS Store
9048 Brooks Rd., S. 838-3853
M-F 8:30-6, Sa 9-5. Drop-off:
peanuts, packing air pillows, flat
Styrofoam sheets and cardboard/
Styrofoam wine shippers.
TEXTILES/
RAGS
Donate your clothing,
textiles and rags to
charitable organizations.
See a sampling below:
CCTG 510-932-3839
www.campus-california.org
Drop-off (outdoor boxes): clean
rags and clothing. Visit the
website or call for the drop-off
box location nearest you.
Goodwill Industries
www.gire.org Drop-off (all
stores & donation trailers):
clean clothing and rags. Must
be plastic-bagged or in boxes.
The Legacy (near McDon
ald’s) 781 Gravenstein Hwy. S.
Sebastopol 823-7520
M-W 10-4, Th 10-6, F-Sa
10-4. Drop-off: fabric, yarn
and notions for sewing and
craft projects. Call for large
donations.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
www.svdp-sonoma.org
5671 Redwood Dr.
Rohnert Park 584-1579
M-Sa 10-4. Drop-off: clean
clothing and rags. Must be
plastic-bagged or in boxes.
All kinds of thermostats and
mercury-containing products
American Refrigeration
Supplies, Inc. www.ars-net.com
245 Sutton Place
Santa Rosa 588-5777 M-F 7-5.
Drop-off.
Baker Distributing
300 W. Robles, Bldg. J
Santa Rosa 585-9400 M-F 7-5.
Drop-off.
Johnstone Supply
200 Talmadge Dr. Santa Rosa
528-1991 M-F 7-5. Drop-off.
Refrigeration Supply
Distributors www.rsd.net
3355 McMaude Pl.
Santa Rosa 585-1133
M-F 8-5. Drop-off.
Slakey Brothers
www.slakey.com
2845 Duke Ct.
Santa Rosa
544-3434
M-F 7-5. Drop-off.
U.S. Air Conditioning
Distributors
www.us-ac.com
256 Sutton Place, Ste. 102
Santa Rosa 566-9810
M-F 7-5. Drop-off.
TIRES INCLUDING INNER TUBES & BICYCLE TIRES
Tires are
banned
from landfill
disposal.
All County
Refuse
Disposal
Sites accept passenger and
light truck tires for a fee; see
pg. 11. Transport up to nine
tires at one time; transport
ing more than nine requires
a special permit.
The following companies
offering pickup service for
tires are permitted to do
so by the Sonoma County
Environmental Health
Division.
Best Quality Used Tires
1720 Sebastopol Rd., Santa
Rosa 578-0828 M-F 8:30
5:30, Sa 8:30-5. Drop-off
& fee: auto & truck tires,
including inner tubes and
bicycle tires.
De Witt Tire Recycling
19764 8th St. E., Sonoma
996-2015 M-F 8-5.
Drop-off, pickup & fee:
auto & truck tires, including
inner tubes and bicycle tires;
call for appointment.
GCR Tires & Service
233 Bellevue Ave., Santa Rosa
545-8740 M-F 7-5, Sa 8-12.
Drop-off & fee: auto & truck tires,
including inner tubes and bicycle
tires; call for appointment.
Greg's Tires
Sebastopol 829-8408
Tu-F 8:30-5:30, Sa 9-4, Su 10-3.
Drop-off, pickup & fee: auto &
truck tires, including bicycle tires;
call for appointment.
Pacific Tire 417 Olive St.
Santa Rosa 545-6268
M-F 8-6, Sa 8-5. Drop-off, pickup
& fee: auto & truck tires, including
inner tubes and bicycle tires.
TOOLS
ReStore
Habitat
for Humanity
(off Industrial Dr.)
Santa Rosa 568-3228
Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off & pickup
(donation requested for
pickup): hand and power tools
in good condition for reuse.
Charitable receipts issued for
donations.
Santa Rosa Tool Library
TELEVISIONS
See Electronic e-waste pg. 20
www.borrowtools.org
642 Fifth St., Santa Rosa
576-0590 W-F 5-7, Sa 9-2.
Drop-off: hand and power
tools in working condition,
ready to use. No gas or
pneumatic powered tools.
1123 S. Cloverdale Blvd., Ste. E
894-8560 M-F 9-7, Sa 9-5.
Drop-off: peanuts, bubble wrap,
packing air pillows and flat
Styrofoam sheets.
Pak Mail www.pakmail.com
THERMOSTATS • WALL-MOUNTED MERCURY SWITCH
porcelain toilets, sinks and
tubs. To recycle the metal
parts, see Metal, scrap pg. 23.
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com 800-326
4285 Daily 8-6. Pickup & fee.
www.1800gotjunk.com
800-468-5865
AC Hauling www.achauling.
com 824-0640 By appointment.
Pickup & fee.
Canyon Rock 7525 Hwy. 116
Forestville 887-2207
M-F 7-5, Sa 7-12. Drop-off & fee.
Central Disposal Site (Reuse
& recycling) 500 Mecham Rd.
Petaluma 795-3660
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off.
Services (Construction & Demo
lition Recycling Facility)
Healdsburg Transfer
Hurricane Hauling
& Demolition
585-0511
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6.
Pickup & fee.
EnviroMed Safety
& Compliance www.
GRP & Associates
WCM (Waste & Compliance
www.sharpsdisposal.com
800-207-0976 M-Th 8-4, F 8-3 Management)
www.wastewise.com
(CST). Mail-back & fee.
866-436-9264
Republic Services
M-F 7:30-4:30. Mail-back & fee.
www.republicsharps.com
WM (Waste Management
855-737-7871
Healthcare Solutions)
www.wm.com/enterprise/
Sharps Compliance, Inc.
healthcare/index.jsp
www.sharpsinc.com
866-803-7561
800-772-5657
M-F 7-6 (CST). Mail-back & fee.
ReStore Habitat for
Humanity www.habitatsoco.
org/restore 1201 Piner Rd.,
Ste. 500 (off Industrial Dr.)
Santa Rosa 568-3228
Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off & pickup:
new/used clean, neutral-colored
low-flow toilets. Charitable
XMED Disposal
www.xmeddisposal.com
866-735-9709
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Drop off your syringes/needles in an FDA-approved
container at the following locations. Some offer syringe
collection and disposal on-site for customers purchasing
FDA-approved containers. Residents only, no businesses.
Healdsburg District
Asepsis Bio Group
www.asepsistechnology.com
Hospital www.nschd.org
431-8976 M 10am–noon
& by appointment.
Drop-off, pick up & fee.
Dollar Drug
www.dollardrug.com
1055 W. College Ave.
Santa Rosa 575-1313
M-F 9-7, Sa 9-5. Drop-off
& fee.
Sonoma Garbage
Collectors 996-7555
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30. Pickup & fee.
M-F 8-4:30. Service area: Sonoma
Valley area only. Pickup & fee.
The Ratto Group
(Recycling & reuse)
996-5423 M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off.
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6, Sa-Su
area. Pickup & fee.
Redwood Empire
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
795-1775 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off &
fee: toilets and white tile only.
545-4847/838-2597
(commercial loads only).
Stericycle
www.stericycle.com/mailback_
enviromedinc.com 877-340-2430 programs/sharps.html
800-355-8773
Porcelain only—
please remove
all hardware,
plastic, rubber
& seats.
Pacific Sanitation
586-8247 M-Sa 7-5.
Drop-off & fee.
service programs. In addition, most pharmacies sell
FDA-approved mail-back and safe syringe disposal containers.
3
4
1375 University St.
Healdsburg 431-6500
M-F 8-5, Sa-Su 8-12. Drop-off.
• Syringes/needles
must be in an
FDA-approved
sharps container.
• The only legal
way
to transport
used sharps is in an
FDA-approved
sharps container.
• The container must
be labeled "Sharps."
• Sharps waste will
not be accepted in
paper, plastic bags
or non-approved
containers.
• Don't mix sharps
with any other
waste, including
discarded
medications or other
pharmaceuticals.
Dispose of sharps that contain controlled substances at special one-day collection
events. For a schedule, visit the Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration’s
website at www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drug_disposal/takeback.
Dispose of sharps through the agency's Hazardous Waste program. See Toxics
Disposal pg. 2 for options.
Household Toxics Facility Community Toxics Collections Toxic Rover
Pickup Service
Central Disposal Site (Bldg. 5) See Toxics Disposal pg. 2
By appointment only.
500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma for a calendar of events. By
appointment only. Call 795-2025 Call 795-2025 or toll-free
Th, F, Sa 7:30-2:30.
or toll-free 1-877-747-1870.
1-877-747-1870.
Industrial Carting
Use FDA-approved mail-back and safe syringe disposal
1 containers. The following companies offer prepaid return
These containers were purchased
through a grant from CalRecycle.
www.soils-plus.com
996-3400 M-F 7-3:30. Drop-off:
toilets & white tile only.
Don't dispose
of syringes/needles
in the garbage.
Disposal options:
Soils Plus
Healdsburg 433-0321
M-Sa 8-4. Drop-off.
415-456-3407
It is illegal to dispose of home-generated syringes/needles in the
garbage. This includes needles, syringes and lancets used for the
care of people and animals. When thrown into the trash, sharps
can injure sanitation workers.
Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246 M-Sa 7-5,
Su 8-5. Drop-off & fee.
Gallon &
quart-size sharps waste
containers are now available
at the Household Toxics Facility.
Or, exchange your full sharps
container for an empty container
at a Community Toxics Collections
event. Limit one container per
household, while supplies last.
For details, see page 2.
Safe syringes/needles disposal
www.recyclenow.org
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
free for residents
TOILETS/SINKS/TUBS
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WOOD, PALLETS, YARD DEBRIS & MANURE
www.recyclenow.org
Not accepted (dispose as garbage):
• Painted/stained wood
• Particleboard
• MDF (medium density fiberboard)
• Sawdust
Pressure-treated wood requires
special handling and cannot be
disposed in the garbage or recycled.
See pg. 31, Wood, treated.
Sonoma County municipal
composting & wood processing.
It's your resource—Keep it Clean!
At Central Disposal Site, yard debris & vegetative food
waste are turned into compost and mulch by Sonoma
Compost Company. Reusable lumber is separated from
incoming material and made available to the public.
1-800-ECOHAUL
www.ecohaul.com 800-326-4285
Keep your green clean
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
Yard debris and veggie food waste collected
from your curbside yard debris cart is recycled
into compost through the municipal composting
program. Ensure your compost is the best quality,
and keep your rates low, by not mixing garbage
with your organic materials.
AC Hauling
www.1800gotjunk.com
800-468-5865
By appointment. Pickup & fee: wood,
pallets and yard debris.
Daniel O. Davis
Yard debris, fruit & veggies
accepted for recycling include:
• Fruit & peelings
• Vegetables
& peelings
• Pasta, rice & bread
• Eggshells
• Tea bags, coffee
grounds & filters
• Wood ashes (cold)
• Paper plates &
napkins (non-coated)
used in food service
• Landscape prunings
(maximum 2 feet long)
• Grass clippings, leaves &
weeds
• Tree trunks & branches
Not accepted:
• Garbage
• Plastic bags, including
compostable plastic bags
• Poison oak, cactus, palm
fronds, pampas grass or
bamboo
• Meat
• Cooking oil & liquid waste
• Sudden Oak Death infested
material
• Dirt or rocks
• Sod
• Animal waste
• BBQ ashes
• Tree stumps
• Cardboard
• Bones, dairy & cheese
Thank you for
keeping plastic bags
& other garbage out
of your yard
debris cart.
585-1903 M-F 7-4:45.
Drop-off & fee: woody brush, no
dirt or grass. No charge for reusable
lumber.
Services (Construction & Demolition
Recycling Facility)
Santa Rosa 586-6666/585-8246
wood, dimensional lumber, manure,
pallets and yard debris.
Grab N' Grow Soil Products
Save $ Get reused lumber
Good condition lumber is recovered and sold
for reuse. Sonoma Compost
Company receives a steady
supply of high quality
redwood and fir lumber,
Doing a home
posts, beams and
mprovement
project?
i
plywood that are ideal
Call Sonoma
for home projects. In
most cases, you’ll save Compost Company at
1/2 to 2/3 of retail prices. 664-9113 to get your
used lumber.
www.grabngrowsoil.com
2759 Llano Rd., Santa Rosa
575-7275 M-F 7-3:30, Sa 8-1. Dropoff & fee: yard debris, tree trimmings
& wood rounds; loads must be
tarped. No bamboo, palm, pampas
grass, sod, lumber, trash, poison oak,
stumps or pallets.
Hurricane Hauling
& Demolition
415-456-3407
M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6. Pickup & fee: wood
and yard debris.
206-1521 By appointment. Pickup
& fee: wood and yard debris.
Pacific Sanitation
Purchase wood & compost products
Sonoma Compost Company at
Central Disposal Site www.sonomacompost.com
664-9113 M-Sa 7-3.
30
Recyclable wood and yard debris
are banned from landfill disposal.
Recycling is provided at all Refuse
Disposal Sites; see pp. 10-11.
545-4847/838-2597
M-F 7:30-4:30.
Pickup & fee:
wood and
yard debris.
Perez Pallet Recycle
843-6462 M-F 7-4, Sa 8-11.
Drop-off, buyback & pickup:
wood, pallets and skids; call for
quote.
The Ratto Group
www.unicycler.com
800-243-0291 M-F 7-6, Sa-Su
area. Pickup & fee.
ReStore Habitat
for Humanity
(off Industrial Dr.), Santa Rosa
568-3228 Tu-Sa 9-5. Drop-off &
pickup: usable lumber, beams up
to 8 feet, new plywood 1/2 sheets
or larger, free of paint, nails and
screws. No pressure-treated
lumber. No pallets. Charitable
664-9113 M-Sa 7-3. Drop-off
& fee: yard debris, lumber
(unpainted and non–pressure
treated), plywood, fencing and
pallets.
Sonoma Garbage
Collectors 996-7555
M-F 8-4:30. Service area: Sonoma
Valley area only. Pickup & fee:
wood and yard debris.
Sonoma Pacific Company
www.sonpac.com
1180 Fremont Dr., Sonoma
938-2877 M-F 6:30-3. Drop-off,
buyback & pickup: pallets and
dimensional lumber. May pay for
pallets depending on size and
condition.
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
590 Caletti Ave. Windsor
545-4847/838-2597
(commercial loads only): wood
and yard debris.
Wood accepted for recycling
includes:
• Lumber, unpainted
• Pallets & plywood
• Wood chips & siding
• OSB (oriented strand board)
Also see Compost at home or at the
curb pg. 18
Healdsburg Transfer
(Recycling & reuse)
Friends of the Libraries
www.sonomalibrary.org/friends
Drop-off: commercially
produced videos and music
(LPs, CDs, DVDs, VHS all
okay—please no music
cassettes). At the downtown
Santa Rosa branch, drop off
items at loading dock on libary
west side. At other library
locations, drop off inside
library during business hours.
(Recycling & reuse)
Sonoma 996-5423
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off:
commercially produced tapes
only. Tapes are reused.
WINDOW COVERINGS
Blindingly Clean
24 Elaine Dr.
Santa Rosa 573-0655
M-F 8-6. Drop-off & pickup: all
kinds of mini-blinds, verticals
and fabric, any condition.
County Refuse Disposal Sites do not accept treated wood for
disposal. All wood treated with preservatives is considered a
hazardous waste and may only be accepted at approved facilities.
Examples of pressure-treated wood preservatives:
• Borates
• CCA & creosote
• Other wood preservatives
• Pentachlorophenol
• Copper based
Residents & businesses: All loads
www.wmsolutions.com
10840 Altamont Pass Rd.
Livermore 925-455-7300
M-F 6-4. Drop-off & fee:
all kinds; visit website for
instructions.
Daniel O. Davis
585-1903 M-F 7-4:45.
Drop-off: usable treated
wood only accepted for reuse.
Global Materials
Recovery Services
(Construction & Demolition
Recycling Facility)
Santa Rosa
586-6666/585-8246
& fee: all kinds; call
for quote.
Industrial Carting
585-0511 M-F 7-6, Sa 8-6.
Recology Hay Road Landfill
6426 Hay Rd., Vacaville
800-208-2371 Daily 8-4.
Businesses only
Windsor Materials
Recovery Facility
545-4847/838-2597
& fee: all kinds; call for quote.
F
Fire extinguishers, pp. 3, 21
Fluorescent lamps
& ballasts, pp. 3,22
B
Foam/padding, see Carpet & padding
Batteries, auto, pp. 3,10,14
Food composting, pp. 4,13,18
Batteries, household, pp. 3,5,15 Food, edible donation, pp. 13,22
Batteries, rechargeable, pp. 14,15 Fuel, pp. 3,21
Bicycles & parts, pp. 11,16
Furniture, see Secondhand
Bicycle tires, see Tires
Books, pp. 5,8,11,16
Bottles & cans, pp. 5,8,11
Bricks, tile & terra-cotta, pg. 16
Building materials &
deconstruction services,
pp. 11,17
Bulky item collection, pg. 4
Business food & veggie scrap
recycling, pg. 13
Business hazardous waste
disposal, pg. 3
Business State Recycling
Requirement, pg. 12,
Buyback recycling centers, pg. 8
G
Garbage companies, pg. 4
Garbage/disposal rates, pp. 10
Glass, bottles & jars, pp. 5,8,11
Grease see Oil, cooking
Green Business Program, pg. 12
H
Hangers, pg. 22
Haulers, curbside, pg. 4
Hazardous waste disposal, pp. 2,3
Hearing aids, pg. 22
Helium cylinders, pg. 22
Household Toxics Facility, pp. 2,3,10
C
I
California Redemption
Value (CRV), pg. 8
Cans, pp. 5,8,11
Cardboard/cartonboard, pp. 5,8,11
Carpet & padding, pg. 17
Car seats for infants, pp. 5,17
Cars, pg. 16
Cassette tapes
see Video/audio tapes
Cell phones, pp. 17,20
Christmas trees, pg. 19
Clothing see Textiles/rags
Community Toxics
Collections, pp. 2,3
Compost, pp. 10,11,18,30
Compostable plastics, pg. 18
Composting at home, pg. 18
Composting veggies, pp. 4,18,30
Computer storage media, pg. 19
Computers see Electronic e-waste
Concrete & asphalt, pg. 18
Construction & Demolition
Facilities, pg. 19
Corks, pg. 19
Curbside recycling, pp. 4,5
Inner tubes, see Tires
Insulation, pg. 23
Irrigation pipe, see Plastic bags,
stretch film & irrigation pipe
D
Debris box/roll-off containers
for construction & demolition
debris, pg. 19
Dirt, see Soil/dirt−clean only
Disposal sites, pp. 10,11
Drop-off recycling, pp. 8,9
J
Juice boxes, pp. 5,8,11
Junk mail, reducing, pg. 17
L
R
Recycling drop-off centers, pp. 8,9,10
Refuse Disposal Sites, pp. 10,11
Residential garbage companies, pg. 4
Rocks & sand, pg. 25
Roofing materials, pg. 25
S
Secondhand, pp. 11, 26
Sewing machines, pg. 27
Sheetrock/drywall, pg. 26
Single-stream recycling, pp. 4,5
Smoke detectors, pg. 27
Soil/dirt−clean only, pg. 27
Sonoma Compost Company,
pp. 4,10,18,30
Sonoma Green Business, pg. 12
Styrofoam, formed, pg. 27
Styrofoam peanuts, bubble wrap &
wine shippers, pg. 28
Syringes/needles, pp. 3,29
T
Telephone books, pp. 5,8,11
Landfill, pp. 10,11
Textiles/rags, pp. 11,28
Lawn mowers, pg. 10
Thermostats, pg. 28
Lead, pg. 23
Tin, steel & bimetal cans, pp. 5,8,11
LED lamps, pg. 23
Tires, pp. 11,28
Light bulbs, incandescent, pg. 23
Toilets/sinks/tubs, pp. 10,29
Tools, pg. 28
M
Toxic Rover Pickup Service, pg. 2
Mattresses, pp. 10,23
Transfer stations, pg. 10
Medical supplies & equipment, pg. 23 TVs see Electronic e-waste
Medications, pp. 3,24
V
Metal, scrap, pp. 8,9,11,23
Microwaves see Appliances
Veggie scrap recycling, pp. 4,13,18,30
Milk/soy cartons, pp. 5,8,11
Video/audio tapes, pg. 31
Mobile homes/travel trailers, pg. 23
W
Motor oil/filters, pp. 2,4,6,10
Window coverings, pg. 31
N
Wine bottles, pp. 5,8,11
Needles/syringes, see Syringes
Wood, pallets, yard debris &
Newspaper, pp. 5,8,11
manure, pp. 4,11,30
Nursery/flower pots, pp. 5,25
Wood, treated, pg. 31
Worm composting, pg. 18
O
Office paper, pp. 5,8,11,25
Y
Oil, cooking, pg. 25
Yard debris, pp. 4,11,30
Oil, motor see Motor oil/filters
Ordinance, Waste Reduction Program
for Carryout Bags, pp. 12, 27
The SONOMA COUNTY RECYCLING GUIDE is funded by the Sonoma County Waste Management
Agency. The agency, formed in April 1992, is the joint powers authority of the nine incorporated cities and the
County of Sonoma. The mission of the agency is waste diversion required by state law AB939. This guide is for
informational purposes only. It should not be regarded as complete with respect to the products, services or institutions it lists. It is
not meant to be exclusive or exclusionary in any way, and it does not vouch for the capabilities, trustworthiness or performance of
any individual, business or institution listed in these pages.
Altamont Landfill
& Resource Recovery
Facility
P
Packaging peanuts
see Styrofoam peanuts, bubble
wrap & wine shippers
Paint, pp. 3,10,12,26
Pallets see Wood, pallets,
yard debris & manure
Paper, pp. 5,8,11,25
Paper, confidential shredding, pg. 25
Photo chemicals & X-ray film, pg. 24
Plastic bags, stretch film &
irrigation pipe, pp. 5,27
Plastic containers, pp. 5,8,11
Plastics, rigid, pp. 5,8,11
Printer cartridges, pg. 25
Propane cylinders, pp. 3,25
WOOD, TREATED
E
Electronic e-waste, pp. 5,10,20,21,
back cover
E-waste recycling events, back cover
Eyeglasses, pg. 21
www.recyclenow.org
500 Mecham Rd.
Petaluma 795-3660
M-Sa 7-2:30. Drop-off:
commercially produced
tapes only. Tapes are reused.
Healdsburg 433-0321
M-Sa 8-4. Drop-off: commercially
produced tapes only. Tapes are
reused.
A
Aerosol cans, pp. 5,8,11
Aluminum cans, pp. 5,8,11
Antifreeze, pp. 3,6
Appliances, pp. 10,14
Asbestos, pp. 2,14
Aseptic packaging, see Juice boxes
and Milk/soy cartons
Asphalt see Concrete & asphalt
QUICK REFERENCE INDEX
VIDEO/AUDIO TAPES
31
INSIDE
2 TOXICS DISPOSAL
6 USED OIL & FILTER RECYCLING 10 VISITING DISPOSAL SITES 14 A-Z RECYCLING & REUSE
12 BUSINESS RECYCLING
4 CURBSIDE RECYCLING 8 DROP-OFF RECYCLING
FREE
E-WASTE RECYCLING
ALSO ACCEPTING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS IN GENTLY USED CONDITION
The Sonoma County Waste Management Agency is partnering with Goodwill Industries of the
Redwood Empire to conduct free electronics collection events. Recycling proceeds benefit Goodwill's job training program.
November 7 & 8, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
April 25 & 26, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
HEALDSBURG Safeway
SONOMA Whole Foods
May 16 & 17, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
December 12, 2015 (Sat. only)
(in the parking lot) 390 Coddingtown Mall • 8-4
5401 Snyder Ln. (northwest corner of the parking lot ) • 8-4
(in the parking lot) 201 W. Napa St. • 8-4
(in the parking lot) 1115 Vine St. • 8-4
SANTA ROSA Whole Foods Coddingtown
June 20, 2015 (Sat. only)
January 9, 2016 (Sat. only)
6633 Oakmont Dr. • 8-4
(in the parking lot) 50 Mark West Springs Rd. • 8-4
SANTA ROSA Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
OAKMONT Central Facility Parking Lot
July 18 & 19, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
January 30, 2016 (Sat. only)
(in the parking lot) 175 Fairgrounds Dr. • 8-4
6633 Oakmont Dr. • 8-4
PETALUMA Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds
August 15, 2015 (Sat. only)
OAKMONT Central Facility Parking Lot
(in the parking lot) 1 Citrus Fair Dr. • 8-4
March 19 & 20, 2016 (Sat. & Sun.)
We will not accept:
No batteries
or fluorescent
lamps accepted.
CLOVERDALE Cloverdale Citrus Fairgrounds
September 12 &13, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
TVs, consumer electronics,
office equipment, kitchen
& household appliances,
clothing, furniture and
household items, etc.
Large appliances (stoves,
refrigerators, etc.)
February 20, 2016 (Sat. only)
COTATI Park & Ride Redwood Dr./Hwy.116
(behind the 76 Gas Station & Burger King) • 8-4
Changing lives and strengthening
communities through the dignity
and power of work.
SANTA ROSA Finley Community Center
(in the parking lot) 2060 W. College Ave. • 8-4
GRATON Fire Protection District (in the parking lot)
3750 Hwy. 116 N./ near Green Valley Rd. • 8-4
October 17 & 18, 2015 (Sat. & Sun.)
April 16 & 17, 2016 (Sat. & Sun.)
May 21 & 22, 2016 (Sat. & Sun.)
(in the parking lot) 513 Healdsburg Ave. • 8-4
(in the parking lot) 390 Coddingtown Mall • 8-4
WINDSOR Walmart
HEALDSBURG Goodwill retail store
(in the parking lot) 6650 Hembree Ln. • 8-4
PRINTED ON 40% POST-CONSUMER RECYCLED PAPER
ROHNERT PARK Community Center
We accept
working/nonworking
electronics & items
in gently
used condition:
We’ll take your paint
Find a drop-off site near you. PaintCare sites accept water-based
& oil-based house paint, stains & varnish from residents & businesses.
Cloverdale Ace Hardware Dunn-Edwards Garrett Ace Hardware
Household Toxics Facility at Central Disposal Site Kelly-Moore
Paints OSH Peterson’s Paint & Decorating Sebastopol
Hardware Center Sherwin-Williams
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See page 26 for complete options.
SANTA ROSA Whole Foods Coddingtown

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