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 Nancy Bluhm

Public Health Administrator

 

330 Vermont St.

Quincy, IL 62301

217-222-8440

Recycling Program

Questions: 217-222-8440, Ext.131

Schedule

1st Saturday

of the Month

Payson

204 S Washington St

Town Maintenance Building

2nd Saturday

of the Month

Liberty West of Park

3rd Saturday

of the Month

Camp Point Community Building

4th Saturday

of the Month

Mendon

South of Mendon Park

  • The Recycling “Trailer” is a thing of the past.  We are going to roll-off containers.  This will speed up the unloading process.
     

  • The containers will be available for you to bring items over starting at 5 pm on Thursday thru noon on Tuesday.  This is because of so many people wanting longer hours or unable to come on a Saturday.  We hope to improve participation and reduce cost.  You will follow the same Saturday schedule.  1st Payson; 2nd Liberty; 3rd Camp Point and 4th Mendon.

  • With 2 containers, items will not need to be sorted as much.  All paper will go into one container (newspapers, office paper, junk mail, magazines, cardboard and chipboard and hardboard books.)  The other container will be  for #1 and #2 plastics, tin and aluminum mixed together.

  • ALL ITEMS must be removed from any bags (Please return your plastic grocery bags to the store.)  Paper items in paper bags can be recycled with paper.

  • Also, this will be an unattended drop off, so if you have a lot of stuff you may want to get some help or meet someone there that can help unload.

  • It is important that everyone watch what is put in these containers.  Abuse will warrant the closing of the program (We are looking at the possibility of a video camera at each site).

  • Items accepted:  Plastics #1 & #2 inside recycling symbol. Tin and aluminum cans; Paper (cardboard boxes flattened if empty, junk mail, office paper, chipboard, magazines, soft and hard bound book.

  • No trash allowed.  Glass is only accepted at 6th and State from 8am
    to 12 noon on Saturday.

  • Household batteries can be dropped off at the Adams County Health
    Department 
    330 Vermont St.

Items Accepted

Newspapers  - tied in bundles
Steel/Tin Cans - rinsed clean
Aluminum cans  
Aluminum foil  - must be clean
Plastic with #1 on it - clean with caps removed
Plastic with #2 on it  - clean with caps off (includes milk containers)
Office paper  - letter grade and envelopes - no window envelopes
Magazines  - bundled or boxes
Chipboard - liners must be removed

Residents of the City of Quincy may set out the following items for curbside collection for recycling.  See the City of Quincy web page or call them for further information.

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Revised: March 02, 2010