Companies such as: Staples, Office Max and UPS all provide shredding at their retail stores.  Please refer to the company’s program to learn more about pricing and locations.

ATTENTION

• If you have a shredder at home and want to recycle the paper, the paper should be in a CLEAR, plastic bag with shredded paper ONLY.  This is the only time a plastic bag should be placed in a recycling cart or in a SWACO drop-off container.
• Shredded paper should not be placed loose in your recycling bin as it can contaminate the load of recyclables.

More Categories

• Aluminum Foil
• Appliances
• Books
• Broken Ceramics
• Campaign Signs
• Car & Power Tool Batteries
• Cardboard
• Carpet
• Cartons
• Cell Phones & Cell Phone Batteries
• Coffee Pods
• Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Concrete
• Construction Debris
• Cups
• Diapers
• Durable Plastics
• Electronics
• Expanded Polystyrene (Styrofoam)
• Fats, Oils & Greases
• Film & Stretch Plastic
• Flower pots & flats
• Food Waste & Scraps
• Glass Bottles & Jars
• Grass Clippings
• Household Batteries
• Household Cleaners, Pesticides, Pool Chemicals
• Hypodermic Needles & Sharps
• Latex Paint
• Leaves
• Mattress
• Metal Cans
• Mirror & Window Glass
• Motor Oil
• Oil-based Paint
• Pallets
• Paper Towels
• Paper, Magazines & Mail
• Party Cups
• Pharmaceuticals
• Plastic Bags
• Plastic Bottles, Jugs & Tubs
• Plastic Toys
• Propane Tanks
• Scrap Metal
• Shredded Paper
• Shrubs
• Smoke Detectors
• SWACO Recycling Drop Off Locations
• Take-out Food Containers
• Textiles & Clothing
• Tires
• TVs
• Twigs & Brush
• Useable Furniture
• Weeds