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Concrete Please check with each location for drop off dates, times and restrictions. Republic Services of Northern Michigan/Whitefeather Landfill
2401 E. Whitefeather Road, Pinconning, MI 48650
Phone: 989-879-3372 Waste Management/People's Landfill
4143 East Rathbun Road, Birch Run, MI 48415
866-909-4458 Bay Aggregates, Inc.
411 Tiernan Road, Bay City, MI 48706
989- 667-5990
Recycle: Will accept drop-off of concrete at no charge to be crushed and re-used at a later date. Concrete must be clean (i.e. no paint, dirt or other contaminants). Bay City Recycles Drop-Off Center and Waste Transfer Station
2900 North Water Street, Bay City, MI 48708
989-894-8312 Bond Crushed Concrete
3740 Patterson Road, Bay City, MI 48706-1965 (corner of Wheeler & Wilder)
989-752-0920
Recycle: Will accept drop-off of concrete at no charge to be crushed and re-used at a later date. Concrete should be clean of most dirt and have no lead based paint. Champagne & Marx Excavating 1445 Liberty Road, Saginaw, MI 48604-9779 (corner of Michigan and Liberty)
989-755-8971
Recycle: Will accept drop-off of concrete at no charge to be crushed andre-used at a later date. Concrete must be clean (i.e. no paint, dirt or other contaminants). |  |
Paint Recycling/Reuse DISPOAL OF HOUSEHOLD PAINT
First you will need to determine if the paint you’re getting rid of is Latex Paint or Oil Base Paint. LATEX PAINT or acrylic paints are fast-drying water-based paints. To dispose of latex paints open the lids and allow the paint to air dry in a well-ventilated area. Dispose of dry paint cans at the curbside with your regular garbage pick-up. Paint must be completely dry in order for them to be picked up at curbside. OIL BASED PAINT is a slow drying paint made with oil. Oil based paints cannot be disposed of at curbside. Consider using up theremainder of the oil based paint for projects around your house, or check with neighbors who might need it for their projects or crafts. If the pain can is full or un-opened, please consider donating it to a painting program or re-sale shops in your area. Oil Based Paints can be disposed of at Household Hazardous Materials (HHM) Collection events.
No Household Hazardous Waste Collections scheduled at this time. SPRAY PAINT
If possible, use up all the material in the spray can. Empty aerosol cans are treated like any other type of steel or aluminum can. Most communities allow disposal of empty aerosol cans in their curbside bin, however it’s always best to check with your city or township first. Aerosol cans must be completely empty (i.e., no product or propellant remains in can) before they can be disposed of in the trash. Locations for possible paint disposal: Please check with each location for drop off dates, times and restrictions. Bay City Recycles Drop-Off Center and Waste Transfer Station
2900 North Water Street, ay City, MI 48708
989-894-8312 Republic Services of Northern Michigan/Whitefeather Landfill
2401 E. Whitefeather Road, Pinconning, MI 48650
Phone: 989-879-3372
Tuscola County Recycling
1123 Mertz Road (M-24), Caro, MI 48723
(989) 672-1673
They will take: Spray Paint and Cans of Paint ($2 charge per can) - Call First for Details and Limitation Requirements. Unopened Exterior Paints: Bay County Habitat For Humanity
3460 S Huron Rd, Bay City, MI 48706
989-895-0980
Opened Oil-Based/Hazardous Waste Materials: ERG Environmental Services
13040 Merriman Road, Livonia, MI 48150
734-437-9650
Waste Management Residential Hazardous Waste Removal
Call 866-797-9018 for availability. There is a fee for this service. |  |
Fluorescent Lightbulbs Please check with each location for drop off dates, times and restrictions. The Right Way to Recycle Light bulbs
The typical American home has between 50 and100 light bulb sockets. That means the typical American goes through a lot of light bulbs every year. When a light bulb burns out in your home, you have several choices for replacing it. There are old-fashioned incandescent bulbs and more modern ones like compact fluorescents and LEDs. How you recycle your old,burned-out light bulbs depends on its type. Unfortunately there are no programs to recycle incandescent bulbs. On the other hand, you are legally required to recycle compact fluorescent light bulbs in several states. Click HERE for information about the right way to recycle light bulbs. Home Depot
3860 State Street Road, Bay City, MI 48706
Phone: 989-671-9402
Recycles Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs (CFL) from Residents ONLY. This service is free to residents.
No commercial or business recycling accepted. They DO NOT recycle fluorescent tubes. Menards
2864 Wilder Road, Bay City, MI 48706
Phone: 989-686-1764
Recycles both fluorescent lightbulbs and fluorescent tubes. |  |
Vinyl Siding Please check with each location for drop off dates, times and restrictions.
Bay City Recycles Drop-Off Center and Waste Transfer Station
2900 North Water Street, Bay City, MI 48708
989-894-8312 Midland Volunteers for Recycling
located on East Ashman between Waldo and Rockwell roads, Midland, Michigan
Phone: 989-631-1668
Email: [email protected]
Recycle: Vinyl Siding
Tuscola County Recycling
1123 Mertz Road (M-24), Caro, MI 48723
989- 672-1673
Recycle: Vinyl Siding - No wood or nails |  |
Metal Disposal Please check with each location for drop off dates, times and restrictions.
Omni Source
1414 North Madison Avenue, Bay City, MI 48708
989-895-5571
Recycle: Metal recycling for cash. They accept old appliances, leftover building materials, and strands of burnt-out Christmas lights. Waste Management Services
1957 Findley Street, Saginaw, MI 48601
989-754-6511
This location is a drop off facility for paper, cardboard, metal, and glass recyclable materials only. |  |
| EGLE Household Hazardous Waste Division Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) includes products that we purchase and use every day in our homes that can harm us or the environment if they are not handled properly. Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) division contact: Christine Grossman via email at [email protected] or via telephone at 517-285-5637. Use the following resources to help locate HHW drop-off locations and resources in Michigan: | |
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