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Reduce, Reuse & Recycle Guide for Napa County
This guide highlights some of the expanding opportunities to reduce the “waste” we send to landfills. Most of what
ends up in the landfill isn’t waste at all but “resources” that still have a great deal of value. Recycling and reusing
materials isn’t just good for the environment, it is good for the economy too.
Phone Numbers & Resources
Please note: City of Napa’s street sweeping schedule is available at
www.cityofnapa.org, under Public Works Dept.
See “Streets, Electrical, & Communications” link
Additional information available at www.napasanitationdistrict.com
Recycling & Household Hazardous Waste Info. (recorded).........257-9292
Reuse & Recycle Center (See page 2). .........................................258-9018
Steel Mill Supply of Napa (See tab, location #6)........................... 226-3950
Upper Valley Disposal Service (No. Co. curbside services). .............963-7988
Upper Valley Waste Management Agency...............................963-1052
Web Resources
Alameda County Waste Management Authority:
www.stopwaste.org
American Forest and Paper Association
Environment and Recycling:
www.afandpa.org
The California Integrated Waste Management Board:
www.ciwmb.ca.gov
Californians Against Waste: www.cawrecycles.org
Department of Conservation: www.conservation.ca.gov
Earth 911: www.earth911.org
Environmental Protection Agency: www.epa.gov
Grass Roots Recycling Network: www.grrn.org
Green Nature: www.greennature.com
Institute for Self Reliance: www.ilsr.org/recycling
707-255-5200
www.naparecycling.com
For City of Napa (NRWS) &
Unincorporated South Napa County (NCRWS)
www.uvds.com
BERRYESSA GARBAGE SERVICE
707-226-9543
Berryessa Garbage Service offers a curbside recycling
(aluminum & tin cans, cardboard/chipboard, glass, magazines
& newspaper) but does not provide a large "single-stream"
container. They also collect yardwaste. Call for details.
American Canyon Recycling & Disposal
707-552-3110
www.americancanyonrandd.com
Keep America Beautiful: www.kab.org
National Resource Defense Council:
www.nrdc.org/greenliving
North Carolina Department of Environmental
and Natural Resources: www.p2pays.org
San Francisco Dept. of the Environment:
www.sfenvironment.org
Sonoma County Recycling: www.recyclenow.org
For Children
California Integrated Waste Management Board:
www.ciwmb.ca.gov/kidstuff
Department of Conservation:
www.conservation.ca.gov/DOR/rre
Environmental Protection Agency: www.epa.gov/kids
Grass Roots Recycling Network: www.kidsrecycle.org
Site includes links for educators:
www.mcswmd.org
NAPA COUNTY RECYCLING GUIDE
For Adults
NAPA RECYCLING & WASTE SERVICES
www.NapaMax.org
City of Napa Waste Reduction/Recycling Division .................257-9200
City of Napa Water Conservation.............................................257-9497
Clover Flat Landfill (See pg 5 & 11). ...............................................963-7988
County of Napa Environmental Management Dept................. 253-4471
County of Napa UC Extension
Master Gardener Program (M/W/F 9am-Noon).................... 253-4221
Devlin Road Transfer Station (See tab, location #5)...................... 252-0500
Dept of Conservation (CRV Buy-Back Centers)..................... 1-800-RECYCLE
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
(See page 14). ............................................................1-800-984-9661
Napa County Recycling & Waste Services
(Unincorporated So. Napa Co.)............................... 255-5200 / 256-3500
Napa Recycling & Waste Services (City of Napa).... 255-5200 / 256-3500
Napa Sanitation District (sewer & waste water treatment). ............. 258-6000
For questions about your service,
please call your recycling company.
www.NapaRecycling.com
Berryessa Garbage Service (Curbside services)........................... 226-9543
City of Napa Community Dev Dept Code Enforcement.................257-9646
City of Napa Fire Prevention ....................................................257-9590
City of Napa Public Works Dept. .............................................257-9520
This recycling guide is funded by City and County of Napa, NRWS/NCRWS, Upper Valley Waste Management Agency,
Napa-Vallejo Waste Management Authority, California Integrated Waste Management Board and California Department of Conservation.
Please note that organizations, services, locations and fees may change without notice. This guide is for informational purposes only and
represents no recommendations or endorsements by the County or City of Napa.
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REDuce
& Reuse
Do you or your
business want to get rid
of an item that’s in good
condition?
You can
start to
reduce “waste”
TODAY
by using the
programs
listed here.
What is NapaMax?
www.NapaMax.org
www.NapaMax.org
NapaMax is a free online resource where you can find or discard items. It demonstrates the idea
that “one person’s trash is another’s treasure.” Simply log into the NapaMax website and create a
“wanted” or “available” listing. You can find everything from the kitchen sink to landscape
materials to furniture. By avoiding sending items to the landfill, resources and energy are conserved.
Napa-Vallejo
Reuse & Recycle Center
889B Devlin Road, American Canyon, 707-258-9018
Daily Hours: 8:30am-3:30pm
PLEASE NO:
TV’s
Computer monitors
Large appliances
Car parts
Fabric furniture
DROP OFF reusable
items in good condition
or…
BROWSE the yard and
see if anything catches
your eye. The center has
building materials (doors,
windows, cabinets, sinks, tubs, toilets, pipes,
lumber, nuts/bolts, spas, tools), furniture (such
as chairs, bookshelves, lamps, tables), lawn &
garden items (lawn mowers, rototillers, pots,
grape stakes) AND MORE! All items dropped off
for reuse are subject to approval.
You won’t find cheaper prices anywhere!
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Reduce Junk Mail
Households
• Mail Preference Service, Direct Marketing
Association
P.O. Box 643, Carmel, NY 15012-0643;
www.dmaconsumers.org
This may reduce junk mail by 75%.
• Or contact each individual company that
sends you solicitations
Businesses
• Dun & Bradstreet Customer Service Center:
1-800-234-3867; www.dnb.com
• Info USA, Business Update Dept.:
1-800-321-0869; www.infousa.com
Credit Card & Insurance Offers
• www.OptOutPrescreen.com or 1-888-567-8688
Useful Websites
• www.stopjunkmail.com • www.ecofuture.org
• www.nativeforest.org
Your mailing address is continually traded/sold. You may need to
repeat your “stop junk mail” request(s) every 6 months.
REUSE By Donating
Clothing or Furniture Donations
Pick-Up: Call to schedule an appointment
Many organizations will accept your vehicle as
a tax-deductible donation if it’s still running. Below are a
few of many available organizations:
American Lung Association: 888-300-5864
Restrictions: Car must have enough value
to make up the cost of towing.
for pick-up from your home or office.
American Veterans: 800-747-8387
Salvation Army: 800-958-7825
United Cancer Research Society: 800-443-4224
Salvation Army
1326 Main, 224-8220
Make-A-Wish Foundation: 1-888-794-9474
www.makewish.org
Restrictions: Car needs to be running and intact.
Napa Drop-Off:
Community Projects, Inc.
715 Franklin, 226-7585
Need to Get Rid of an Old Car?
National Vehicle Donation Program:
1-800-456-5517 www.auto-donation.org
Restrictions: Vehicle must be whole. No missing parts.
Volunteers of America:
1-877-875-7500 www.voa.org
Restrictions: If the car is ‘89 or older it must be
in running condition.
Napa-Vallejo Reuse & Recycling Center
See tab, location #3; 258-9018
St. Helena Drop-Off:
Acorn Thrift Shop
Thrift Manor
657 Main, 963-7489
1340 Tainter, 963-5093
American Canyon Drop-Off:
Community Thrift Shop
4207 Broadway, 648-2253
A-1 Food Store: 75 Coombs Street
Steel Mill Supply of Napa: 707-226-3950
659 Napa Junction Road, American Canyon
Restrictions:
Take your pink slip to the DMV to get a junk certificate.
Please no batteries, coolant, or motor oil filters.
All gas and transmission fluids need to be drained.
A minimum of 10-12 holes in the gas tank.
www.NapaMax.org
Clothing Drop-Off Locations
Look for the special container in the parking lot.
Is Your Car a Junker?
Pacific Auto Salvage: 707-255-1437
5759 Napa-Vallejo Hwy, American Canyon
Call for details and availability.
The Green Door: 2955 Solano Avenue
Yamaha: 459 Soscol Avenue
Napa Reuse & Recycling Center: 889B Devlin Road
Food Donations
Bring food items to:
Napa Valley Food Bank
1755 Industrial Way, Ste #1
Napa, CA 94559
(707) 253-6128
Or Contact: The Table (First Presbyterian Church) - 224-8693
South Shelter - 299-1742 or 299-1739
Salvation Army - Greg or Pat at 226-8150
Up Valley: California Human Development Farm Workers
Camp - Angel at 942-9279 or 333-0183
Suggested Items:
Canned Vegetables
Peanut Butter
Pasta or Noodles
Macaroni & Cheese
Canned Meat
Canned Juice
Baby Food
Canned Fruit
Cereal
Nuts
Rice
Tuna
Beans
Soup
Please do not include glass containers, outdated canned
goods, open containers, homemade or perishable foods.
707-422-1948 Hours M-F 9am-1pm
110 Railroad Avenue, Suite A-3, Suisun City, CA 94585
www.SolanoHabitat.org
Solano-Napa Habitat for Humanity builds affordable homes
using volunteer labor, donated funds and materials. The
houses are sold at cost to qualifying low-income families
with no-interest loans. Donations of like-new building
materials for the houses, such as tile, toilets, sinks, wire,
lighting, and lumber are accepted.
Styrofoam Peanut Drop-Off
NAPA: Buffalo's Shipping Post, 2471 Solano Ave
All American Mail Center, 1270 Trancas Ave
Cartons & Crates, 253 Walnut (also accepts large Styrofoam
pieces & packaging foam - call ahead) 224-7447
The UPS Store, 3212 Jefferson St. or 4225 Solano Ave
(please no cardboard boxes)
American Canyon:
The UPS Store: 101 W. American Canyon Road
Help those in need. Donate
food to feed the hungry.
Napa curbside "Spring into
Action" food donation
collection is scheduled for
every March. Look for the
garbage bill "Spring into
Action" insert for further
details.
Solano-Napa Habitat for Humanity
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RecyclE At
Buyback & Drop-Off Locations
For more information about CRV
visit the
Department of Conservation:
Funded by CA Dept
of Conservation
www.consrv.ca.gov/DOR
or
www.bottlesandcans.com
California Refund Value (CRV)
Bottles & Cans
Buyback Centers for Cash
CALL AHEAD FOR ITEMS ACCEPTED
See next page for locations.
or call 1-800-RECYCLE (1-800-732-9253)
What is CRV?
Plastic Bags:
Glass, aluminum & plastic beverage containers labeled
CRV (California Refund Value) can be redeemed at designated centers for 5¢ per container under 24 oz, and 10¢
per container 24 oz and above. Non-CRV glass, metal and
plastic beverage containers are accepted for recycling at
most drop-off recycling locations.
www.NapaMax.org
¿Qué es CRV? Envases de bebida de vidrio, aluminio y de
plástico con la etiqueta CRV (valor de reembolso en California)
pueden ser canjeados en los sitios designados por 5¢ por envases
de menos de 24 onzas, y por 10¢ por envases de más de 24 onzas.
Envases de bebida de vidrio, metal y plásticos sin la etiqueta “CRV”
son aceptados para el reciclaje en la mayoría de sitios de reciclaje.
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Clean plastic bags can be
recycled at participating grocery
stores, including:
Albertsons, Nob Hill, Raley's,
Safeway, WalMart, & Vallerga's.
Plastic bags litter the
environment, use up valuable
resources and fill up landfills. Please strongly
consider using reusable cloth bags (the best
option) or recyclable paper bags when you shop.
RecyclE At
SPECIAL EVENTS
Special events provide a great opportunity to recycle ~ do
you wonder why it is missing at so many events?
The City & County of Napa are committed to increasing recycling at Napa events
and helping you make it work. When you call your service provider before the
event, they will help you select the right recycling and trash containers for your
needs and provide guidelines for successful event recycling. State and County
policies require recycling at large events. Plus recycling will save you money
because there is no charge for recycling at large events (south county and north
county free services vary)…while there is always a charge for trash collection.
CALL NRWS/NCRWS at 255-5200 for more information.
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NAPA COUNTYWIDE DROP-OFF LOCATION
Napa-Vallejo Reuse & Recycle Center
258-9018, 889B Devlin Road, American Canyon
Daily Hours 8:30am-3:30pm (See tab, location #3)
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Pacific Union College Recycle Center 965-7177; 205
Highland Oaks Mon-Thurs 8am-3:30pm;
Fri 8am-12pm; Sun closed
CALISTOGA
Clover Flat Landfill/Upper Valley Recycling 963-7988;
4380 Silverado Trail, Calistoga
Tues-Sat 9am-4pm; Sun 9am-3pm
CITY OF NAPA
NexCycle 800-883-2274
217 Soscol Ave, behind Raley’s
3375 Jefferson Street, behind Staples
Tues-Sat 10am-4:30pm; closed 1pm-1:30pm
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Tomra Recycling 800-266-2453
1153 Main Street (St. Helena Exxon)
Mon-Wed & Fri-Sat; 10am-4:30pm; closed 1pm-1:30pm
7400 Steel Canyon Road 226-9543
Sat 9am-3pm
See the Napa County Area Map
on page 20.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON
RECYCLING CALL 257-9292
OR EMAIL
[email protected]
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*Center will pay ONLY for CRV
beverage containers, but will accept
non-CRV items.
**El sitio pagará solamente por los envases
sujetos al valor de reembolso de California (CRV) y sí aceptará envases sin el
símbolo CRV.
UNINCORPORATED NAPA COUNTY
Berryessa Garbage Service DROP-OFF
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GLASS
•All beverage & food
containers, labels okay
Curbside
Single-Stream
Recycling
•All colors, lids removed
•Rinsed & empty
Please NO window glass,
mirrors, drinking glasses,
ceramics, light bulbs, or
fluorescent tubes.
MIXED PAPER
• Newspaper
• Magazines, catalogs &
glossy paper
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• Brown paper bags
• Paper packaging
• Egg cartons
•Milk & juice cartons*
• Carbonless paper
• Office paper (all colors)
PLASTIC BOTTLES & JUGS
• Phone books
& soft-cover books
• All California Redemption Value (CRV)
containers accepted
• Narrow neck only
• All colors – lids/caps removed
• Rinsed & empty
• Envelopes
(with labels or windows OK)
• Junk mail (not heavily
glued)
• Shredded paper in clear
bags
METAL ITEMS
• Box board (such as shoe
boxes, cereal boxes)
• Aluminum cans
• Cardboard (must be broken
down and placed in the
cart)
•Clean aluminum pans
& foil*
PLEASE NO hardcover books,
binders, paper tissues,
towels, paper with
plastic coatings (such as
photographs or label paper),
paper with food on it, waxed
paper, foil-lined paper,
wrapping paper, or tyvex
(non-tearing) envelopes.
NRWS/NCRWS & ACRD Customers
All numbers accepted:
• Tin & steel cans
UVDS Customers
Look for the recycling symbol:
•Empty aerosol cans
•Small scrap (36" or less)*
•Pots, pans & utensils*
•Loose lids from jars
PLEASE NO electronic or
computer equipment.
See page 13.
Please NO plastic bags (UVDS does accept #2 plastic
bags), tubs (such as margarine/yogurt containers),
food/deli trays, plant trays or pots, irrigation pipe,
small furniture or toys, or any styrofoam.
Countywide all “CRV” containers will be accepted.
*Some of these items may not be accepted at UVDS & ACRD - check with service provider.
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RECYCLING
TRASH
YARDWASTE
El Reciclaje Combinado
• Enjuagados y vacíos
2 feet
• De todos colores (verde, marrón, azul,
transparente, etc.) son aceptados. También las etiquetas.
Latas de aluminio, latas de estaño y de acero; charolas
y papel de aluminio limpios*; latas vacías de aerosol;
pedazos de metal y chatarra de 36” o menos;* ollas,
sartenes y utensilios;* tapas de frasco sueltas.
Por favor, NO equipo electrónico o de computadora.
BOTELLAS DE PLÁSTICO
• Toda botella CRV se acepta
• De todos colores – sin tapaderas
• Sólo botellas de cuello angosto
• Enjuagados y vacíos
NRWS/NCRWS & ACRD:
Todo numero se acepta:
UVDS: Busque éstos símbolos:
PAPEL
periódico • directorios y libros de pasta suave
revistas, catálogos y papel brilloso
bolsas de papel
cartones de leche y jugo enjuagados* • papel sin carbón
correo de tercera clase (sin mucho pegamento)
cartones de huevos • papel de oficina (de todo color)
correspondencia variada (se aceptan sobres con etiquetas o ventanillas)
papel de empaque • trizas de papel en bolsas transparentes
cartón de caja (de zapatos, cereal, etc.) • cartón (se debe de
aplastar y colocar en el recipiente)
Por favor NO: libros de pasta dura ni cuadernos, papel
tissue o toallas de papel, papel laminado (fotos, etc.),
papel con comida, papel de cera, papel de aluminio,
papel de envoltura, sobres tyvex no rompibles.
All items must be placed in the cart. When your cart is full,
set it out by 6am on your service day, at least 2 feet away
from other carts or objects, lid opening facing the curb.
Yardwaste consists of grass clippings, branches & leaves.
Absolutely NO rocks, dirt or animal waste
will be accepted.
NO HAZARDOUS WASTES such as automotive fluids, pesticides
and fertilizers, paint products, cleaners, batteries, etc. For safe and
legal disposal of hazardous waste contact: 1-800-984-9661
IMPORTANTE:
Todos los objetos deben ser depositados en el recipiente. Cuando su
recipiente esté lleno, colóquelo por los menos a 2 pies de distancia de los
otros recipientes u otros objetos antes de las 6am en su día de servicio.
Asegúrese que la tapa se abra hacia la calle.
Los desperdicios del jardín consisten en pasto cortado, ramas y hojas. No
se aceptarán piedras, tierra o excremento de animales. NO se recogerán
desperdicios del jardín en bolsas de plástico.
El recipiente de desperdicios del jardín puede ser de diferente color en su área de servicio.
NO Materiales TÓXICOS tales como fluidos de automóvil, pesticidas
o fertilizantes, productos de pintura, limpiadores, baterías, etc.
Para el desecho legal y seguro de materiales tóxicos, llame al
1-800-984-9661.
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RECYCLING CAN SAVE YOU MONEY because your garbage bill is
based on the size and/or frequency of your garbage service, and the more you recycle
the less trash you have to dispose. Recycling service is provided free of charge to
businesses and residents in the south county and is provided free to residents and at a
discounted rate to businesses in the north county.
Por favor, NO: bolsas de plástico, recipientes de plástico
(margarina, yogur, etc.), bandejas de comida o de carnes
frías, bandejas o macetas de plantas, tubería de irrigación,
muebles pequeños o juguetes, o cualquier tipo de
styrofoam.
IMPORTANT
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2 feet
The yardwaste cart in your
area may be a different color.
Por favor, NO: cristal de ventana, espejos, vasos de vidrio,
cerámica, focos de luz, o tubos fluorescentes.
COSAS DE METAL
VIDRIO
*Quizás algunos de estos objetos no sean aceptados por UVDS y ACRD. Compruebe con su proveedor de servicio.
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compost:
make the most of your yard
TO PURCHASE COMPOST OR TOPSOIL:
Napa Recycling & Composting Facility
Organic Compost
High Quality Topsoil
NRWS will deliver for a fee –10 cubic yard minimum
255-5200
Upper Valley Recycling & Disposal
Harvest & Blended Compost
Please call for pick-up or delivery details - 963-7988
Drop-Off OF CLEAN YARDWASTE:
www.NapaMax.org
820 Levitin Way, American Canyon 255-5200
Clover Flat Landfill
4380 Silverado Trail, Calistoga 963-7988
FREE WORKSHOPS
Home Composting
Learn how to turn yardwaste and food scraps
into wonderfully rich, free compost for your
garden. Discover the basics for backyard
composting, composting with worms and grasscycling.
The City and County of Napa and Napa County UCCE Master
Gardeners offer free composting classes annually. Check your
garbage bill inserts early in the year for a registration form.
To register online–log onto www.cityofnapa.org/compost.
For more information or questions, call the Napa County UC
Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Program at 707-2534221, M-W-F: 9am–Noon or visit www.mastergardeners.org.
Water-Wise Landscaping
Learn the eight basic principles of water-wise landscaping
and discover the importance of soil type, amendments, and
mulch. Take control of your irrigation controller, solve the
mysteries of drip irrigation, and select drought-tolerant
plants for your garden!
The City of Napa offers an annual WaterWise Landscaping Workshop Series for
residents interested in saving on water
bills while beautifying their properties.
For details, check your garbage bill
inserts and The Reservoir newsletter in
your water bill, or call 257-9309.
Water-Wise Home Surveys The City of Napa offers this free service to help its residential
water customers use water more efficiently and reduce their bills. A water conservation specialist will visit your home and:
Check for leaks and recommend repairs • Check toilet flush volumes
Check faucet and showerhead flow rates • Provide free water-saving fixtures if needed
Inspect your irrigation system and recommend improvements • Advise you on irrigation scheduling
Call 257-9497 today to schedule your free Water-Wise Home Survey!
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Cash Rebates for Old Refrigerators
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) electric customers may qualify for a rebate by recycling old refrigerators
and freezers. Your units must be at least 10-30 cubic feet
each, empty and working. There is a limit of two units per
household per year. The service and pick-up is free. Qualifying customers may receive a rebate in 6-8 weeks for each unit.
Funding is limited.
For details or to schedule an appointment:
CALL 1-800-299-7573 or VISIT www.pge.com/res/rebates
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You can receive a rebate from
PG&E for some Energy Star rated
clothes washers. To qualify, your
site must have electricity or natural
gas supplied by PG&E. For current
program information, consult your
retailer or visit:
www.pge.com/res/rebates.
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Pacific Gas and Electric
Company (PG&E)
The City of American Canyon
will reimburse up to $100 for
every qualifying standard toilet
removed and replaced with an
ultra-low flush toilet. Call the
Public Works Department at
647-4550 for more details.
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High-efficiency residential clothes
washers use as little as 15 gallons of
water per load and save up to 70%
in energy costs. As an incentive
to purchase these models, City of
Napa water customers can receive
up to $100 back. Napa County retailers have application forms and
lists of eligible washers. Forms are
also available in the Public Works
Department - Water Conservation
section of the City website: www.
cityofnapa.org. Call 257-9309 for
more details.
REC
City of Napa
City of American
Canyon Toilet Retrofit Program
OR
Clothes Washer
Rebate Programs
Close the Loop - Buy Recycled
Collecting recyclables is just the beginning of recovering resources. What happens after
they are collected? They are reprocessed and made into new products…closing the loop
and benefiting us all!
• Use less transportation—manufacturing facilities are often near the source of material
• Create new enterprises, markets & jobs
• Reduce solid waste and keep useful materials out of our rapidly filling landfills
• Reduce air and water pollutants; recycled materials manufacturing is a much cleaner process (although not
pollution free)
• Create a greater demand for manufacturers to use recycled materials
• Demonstrate a commitment to the environment and a sustainable economy
• Fight global warming – recycling and composting reduce the production of greenhouse gases
• Help California reach its mandated recycling goals of 50% and beyond
• Reduce the extraction of virgin materials
When you buy recycled, you:
• Save energy; reducing the need for coal, oil or other non-renewable energy resources
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SAVE MONEY WITH RECYCLING Boxes
for Larger Projects
Are you taking out a patio, building a fence,
overhauling your backyard, or doing a remodel?
Why pay full price for a trash box when you can get the same size
box for separated materials for a fraction of the cost?
Separated materials:
concrete, asphalt, dirt,
wood, metals, and
yardwaste
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$500*
It pays to separate!
$100*
*Comparison only,
actual costs will vary
Call your local service provider for details
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707-255-5200
820 Levitin Way, American Canyon
Daily Hours 8am-4pm (See tab, location #1)
No rock/gravel
No painted wood,
furniture, railroad ties
or telephone poles
Napa-Vallejo Reuse & Recycle Center
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707-258-9018, 8893 Devlin Road, American Canyon
Items in good
Daily Hours 8:30am-3:30pm (See tab, location #3)
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Devlin Road Transfer Station 707-252-0500
889 Devlin Road, American Canyon
Daily Hours 8am-4pm (See tab, location #5)
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Here are some items that are manufactured from
collected recyclable materials (including your curbside programs).
Recycled product directories are available at www.NapaRecycling.com
mixed with seed for highways), absorbents
Laser & inkjet cartridges: refurbished cartridges
Tires: flooring, floor mats, walking paths, shoes, mousepads, roofing, soil enhancements, tires (2%-6%), arena footing
Plastics: poly-wood (decking), playground equipment, picnic tables, planter boxers, office materials, landscaping
materials (e.g. lawn edging, fence posts, garden hose), collection bins, waste cans, street barricades, street cones, carpet
PET plastics (clear bottles): toter-bags, t-shirts, office & promotional products; EcoSpun™ (www.EarthEasy.com) or
Polartec™ (www.polartec.com) for fleece jackets, blankets, athletic wear
Wood: wood chips, compost, absorbents
Fibers (cloth): canvas bags, t-shirts, polo shirts, absorbents
HHW materials: reclaimed solvents & paints
Yardwaste: compost and mulch
Glass: glass bottles, kitchenware, mosaics, tile flooring, fiberglass insulation
Aluminum & other metals: appliances, soda cans, building materials, furniture
Used motor oil: re-refined motor oil
Paper: office paper, printing papers, chipboard, cardboard, paper towels, tissues, insulation, hydraulic mulch (usually
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Steel Mill Supply of Napa 707-226-3950
659 Napa Junction Road (See tab, location #6) Hours
M-F 8am-4:00pm & Sat 8am-11:30am
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Universal Waste
(U-waste)
All “universal waste” materials are banned from the
trash. If not disposed of properly, these items will
release toxic substances that find their way into our air,
water and eventually into the food we eat.
What is Universal Waste?
Universal waste or “u-waste” are common
items that have been traditionally thrown
in the trash. They are a type of hazardous
waste. Materials that cannot go into the
trash include:
• All alkaline & rechargeable batteries; lead-acid
batteries (car)
• Items containing mercury: thermostats, thermometers,
switches (e.g. pilot light sensors, clothes irons, blood
pressure gauge, novelties such as maze games &
talking greeting cards)
• Fluorescent lamps & tubes, metal halide lamps, sodium
vapor lamps
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• Video display devices: TVs, monitors, laptops
• Electronic devices (with a digital component):
computers, printers, PDAs, cell phones, telephones,
radios, stereos, microwave ovens
Why is Universal Waste a
Problem?
Chemicals and toxic substances released
from these materials can contaminate our
environment and pose a risk to health &
wildlife.
• Electronics waste (E-waste) is responsible for 70%
of all heavy metals found in U.S. landfills (lead,
mercury, cadmium, copper, etc.).
• A TV or computer monitor contains 7 lbs of lead!
• Mercury and other substances released into the air
and water are toxic to wildlife & humans. Mercury
is easily absorbed through the lungs and skin.
• The mercury from one fluorescent bulb can ruin
6,000 gallons of drinking water.
End-of-Life Recycling
These local facilities will take your u-waste items; call
ahead for conditions that may apply.
Napa-Vallejo
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
889A Devlin Road, American Canyon
1-800-984-9661
Hours: Every Fri & Sat 9am–4pm
HOUSEHOLDS: No appointment / no charge.
BUSINESSES: Call for appointment / charge for service.
Mercury containing items, fluorescent lamps/tubes
& all batteries. Also accepts other hazardous wastes:
see page 14 for details. No e-waste accepted.
707-255-5200
Daily Hours: 8am–4pm
E-Waste Only: FREE DROP-OFF at facility or call for
curbside collection for a fee.
City of American Canyon
Mercury Elimination Program
City of American Canyon Corporation Yard
205 Wetlands Edge Road, American Canyon
707-647-4550 Hours: M-F 8am–4pm
Replacement of fever thermometers, mercury
thermostats and disposal of mercury products for
residents only.
707-963-7988
Hours: Tues-Sat 9am–4pm; Sun 9am–3pm
E-Waste Only: No Charge
Freon Free
Suisun City 707-429-9013
Accepts u-waste for a fee.
Call for prices and more information.
Pickup service available in Napa County.
Fee depends on size of load.
For More Information
Napa County Dept. of Environmental Management 253-4471
Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) 800-72TOXIC
www.zerowaste.ca.gov
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See page 17 for battery drop-off locations
Electronic Waste
(E-waste)
radios, cell phones, etc.
WHAT DO I DO WITH E-WASTE?
Free Year Round E-Waste Recycling
Napa's Recycling and Composting Facility
See tab, location #1; 255-5200
Clover Flat Landfill: See pg 20 for location;
707-963-7988
Toner & Ink Cartridges, Cell Phones: Recycling companies pay
schools for their collection of used cell phones and ink/toner cartridges.
By recycling just one ink cartridge, a half gallon of oil is conserved! For
more information visit www.cartridgesforkids.com.
Alta Heights Elementary 253-3671
American Canyon Middle School*
259-8592
Phillips Edison Partnership
School* 253-3481
Salvador Elementary* 253-3476
Silverado Middle School*
253-3688
Bel Aire Park Elementary*
253-3775
Snow Elementary* 253-3666
Calistoga Elementary* 942-4398
Vintage High* 253-3601
Calistoga Joint Unified School
District* 942-4703
Yountville Elementary 253-3485
Residents will receive information
about the FREE e-waste event with their
garbage bill.
ELECTRONIC MEDIA RECYCLING: CDs, audio
tapes, computer diskettes, VHS tapes, etc:
EcoDisk (888) 797-7638, www.ecodisk.com
Green Disk (800) 305-3475, www.greendisk.com
Cell Phones: Donate to a school or charity.
Visit the following websites:
www.wirelessrecycling.com • www.donateaphone.com
Vichy Elementary* 253-3544
Donaldson Way Elementary*
253-3524
El Centro Elementary* 253-3771
Justin Siena High Ecology Club*
255-0950
McPherson Elementary* 253-3488
New Technology High* 259-8557
*These schools work with
Cartridges for Kids and also accept
cell phones, PDAs, laptops & iPods
for recycling. Accessories such as
power cords, docking and charging
stations must accompany the
laptops and PDAs.
BUSINESSES For Toner & Ink Jet Cartridges:
Staples: 3325 Jefferson St., 258-1490 • Office Depot: 211 Soscol Ave., 258-0280
• Healthquest Fitness Center: 3175 California Blvd, 254-7200
Working Computer Donations – Help students and
schools by donating unwanted working computers.
For more information:
Computer Recycling Center
www.crc.org
Napa Valley Personal Computer Users Group
www.nvpcug.org
808 Business Solutions
www.808BusinessSolutions.com
E-waste makes up a substantial and growing portion of our waste
stream. E-waste dumped in landfills can contaminate groundwater,
posing a risk to the environment and public health.
Browns Valley Elementary*
253-3761
Napa Valley College
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Goodwill Thrift Stores: 1-800-400-2720
www.gire.org
COMPUTER & E-WASTE
JUNE RECYCLING EVENT
TELEVISIONS, COMPUTERS & MONITORS: PCs & laptops
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: copiers, telephones & fax machines
COMPUTER PERIPHERALS: keyboards, printers, scanners, cables, mouses
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS: microwave ovens, tape players, VCRs, PDAs, stereo equipment,
You can now recycle cell phones anywhere they are sold!
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What Are Hazardous Wastes?
Many products found in your home or business contain hazardous substances that
can potentially harm you or the environment when mishandled or improperly
disposed. Hazardous products become hazardous “wastes” when we want to get
rid of them. It is illegal and unsafe to dispose of hazardous waste in the trash, on
the ground or down storm drains.
HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION FACILITY
FOR SAFE DISPOSAL
Every Fri & Sat;
9am-4pm
For more information call:
www.NapaMax.org
1-800-984-9661
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The Napa-Vallejo Hazardous Waste Collection Facility is for safe and legal disposal
of unusable hazardous products. Please remember to pack products carefully so
they won’t mix or spill. Transport in trunk if possible. The facility accepts all types
of hazardous waste except: Radioactives • Explosives • Ammunition
For highway safety, there is a limit of 15 gallons or 125 pounds
of hazardous waste per trip.
Households: No appointment required; no fee. • Businesses: Appointment only; fee for service.
Improper and illegal disposal can contaminate our drinking
water, impede waste water treatment plants, pollute
local waterways and endanger workers. It can also lead to
penalties and fines for businesses.
Protect your business
and employees
by disposing of
unwanted, unused,
and out-of-date
hazardous wastes
properly.
Hazardous Waste
Disposal For Businesses
Conditionally Exempt Small
Quantity Generator Program
A business that generates less than 220 pounds
or 27 gallons of hazardous waste a month
is considered a Conditionally Exempt Small
Quantity Generator (CESQG). This program offers businesses an affordable
way to comply with state laws and regulations for disposal of hazardous
wastes. Wastes can be consolidated, saving each business the expense of
hiring an independent waste hauler. Appointments are required and there
is a charge for this service. Call the Hazardous Waste Collection Facility for
more information @ 1-800-984-9661 or the Napa County Department of
Environmental Management @ 253-4471.
Examples of household
hazardous wastes
Household:
Polishes & cleaners
Oven cleaners • Drain openers
Lighter fluids
Unwanted medications • Syringes
Cosmetics
Fluorescent bulbs
Rechargeable or Alkaline batteries
Garden or Landscape:
Fungicides • Insecticides
Herbicides
Pool chemicals
Garage or Workshop:
Latex & oil-based paints
Paint thinner & strippers
Wood preservatives
Grease & rust solvents
Wood & metal cleaners
Glues & cements
Photo chemicals
Antifreeze • Transmission fluids
Gasoline & fuel additives
Carburetor cleaners
Batteries
Used oil & oil filters
Rethink & Reduce Toxic Wastes
Can the product be used by
someone else?
1) Buy the right product for the job. There is no magic
bullet! What do you want the product to do?
2) Buy the least toxic alternative. Many manufacturers
are responding to consumer demands for alternatives.
3) Buy only the amount you need or can use up. Will
you be able to use up the “jumbo” or “bargain” size
product before it expires?
4) Store the product properly so it doesn’t become
unusable. Keep in covered, dry, safe place.
If you have an unwanted
product that someone else
could use - don’t let it sit
on the shelf! Bring it to the
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Facility where they
will determine if it can be put
in the “ReUse Locker.”
Unwanted household hazardous wastes are very expensive for the
County to dispose. A better option for both your budget and the
environment is to prevent the “waste” from the start.
Our Water Our World
Choose less toxic products for your home and garden.. Look for the "Our Water, Our
World" symbol before you buy. Below are Napa County participating stores:
Napa: Orchard Supply Hardware • Van Winden Garden Center • Zeller's Ace Hardware
St. Helena: Central Valley Builders • Whiting Nursery
Calistoga: Silverado Ace
PRODUCT NAME
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……Is a program that provides information about less-toxic alternatives to managing
home and garden pests.
In each store look for:
•
User-friendly Fact Sheets on common pests & less
toxic ways to control them including product recommendations
• Tags on store shelves to help you find the less-toxic products recommended.
Pesticides
To Learn More: Visit these sites for
in-depth discussion on the benefits of
reducing our use of toxics, examples of
product substitutes, and fact sheets for
specific problems.
www.OurWaterOurWorld.org
www.WAtoxics.org
www.GreenSeal.org
www.GreenConsumer.cc
Whether it is a snail outdoors or cockroaches indoors, prevention and
maintenance are the key words for pest control. In addition to less toxic
products, there are many effective alternatives to pesticides and the Our
Water Our World fact sheets are a great way to get information about the
specific pest that’s bugging you.
Some examples of alternatives to pesticides include:
1) eliminating attractions (drain standing water, seal all garbage
containers, remove pet food dishes after use, weatherstrip doors, use
window screens) 2) non-invasive methods to remove the pest (sticky traps,
fly strips, pit traps) and 3) pest-specific barriers (teflon tape, plant covers,
copper barriers).
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RECYCLE USED MOTOR OIL
Recycling is
the only
legal way to
get rid of
used
motor oil.
STEPS TO CHANGING YOUR MOTOR OIL FOR RECYCLING
STEP 1: Drain motor oil into a drain pan. Drain the oil filter for 24-hours. Filters can hold
up to a quart of oil! STEP 2: Pour the used oil into a reusable container with a tightfitting lid. Put the filter in a plastic bag or sealed container. Take to a drop-off center or
curbside program listed below.
IMPORTANT! Please don’t mix oil with anything!
Curbside Recycling Used Motor Oil &/or Filters
➊NRWS/NCRWS: Call 255-5200 to sign up for the program & to reserve an oil recycling container and
oil filter bag. UVDS: 963-7988 / ACRD: 552-3110 Call to sign up for the program & to reserve an oil
recycling container.
➋Pickup will be on your regular collection day. When you are ready for a pickup, please call your recycling &
disposal service provider (before your collection day) so the drivers will look for your oil container set next
to your recycling cart.
➌You will receive a replacement recycling container for your next oil change.
You can also take your used oil to one of the oil recycling centers listed below. Be sure to go during business hours & to bring no more than a maximum of 20 gallons of oil (in 5 gallon-size containers) at a time.
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USED MOTOR OIL & FILTERS, ANTIFREEZE, LATEX PAINT & AUTO BATTERY DROP-OFF
American Canyon Public Works
205 Wetlands Edge Road
American Cyn 647-4366
M–F 8am–4:00pm (OF)
B&B Foreign Car Service
1750 Tanen Street
Napa 255-7588
M–F 8am–5pm (OF)
525 Northbay Drive
Napa 255-7003
M–F 8am–6pm; Sat 8:30am–5pm;
Sun 10am–2pm (OFB)
6450 Berryessa-Knoxville Road
Lake Berryessa 966-2111
Thurs Only, by appointment (OFALB)
Classic Automotive
809 Vallejo Street
Napa 257-6677
M–F 8am–5pm (OF)
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American Cyn 252-0500
Daily 8am–4pm
(OFALB) $
2530 Stockton Street
Napa 252-1177
M–F 8am–5pm (OB) $
Kragen Auto Parts
2290 Jefferson Street
Napa 224-8606
1685 Trancas Street
Napa 255-5266
BOTH LOCATIONS:
M–F 8am–9pm; Sat 8am–8pm;
Sun 8am–7pm (OFB) $
Napa Valley Marina
4380 Silverado Trail
Calistoga 963-7988
(OFALB) $
F=Oil Filter (Filtro de Aceite)
Please drain! (¡Por favor escurra!)
Pacific Union College
Imports Unlimited
Bert Williams
& Sons Auto Parts
O=Oil (Aceite de Motor)
Devlin Road Recycling
& Transfer Station
1200 Milton Road
Napa 252-8011
Daily, 8am–5pm (OF)
Pacific Auto Salvage
5759 Napa-Vallejo Hwy 255-1437
M–F 8:30am-5pm (OF) $
A=Antifreeze (Anticongelante)
B=Auto Batteries (Baterías de Auto)
L=Latex Paint (Pinturas Látex)
205 Highland Oaks
Angwin 965-7150
24 hrs; closed Fri 4pm–Sun 9am (OF)
Rancho Monticello
6590 Knoxville Road
St. Helena Center
1574 Fulton near Railroad Ave.
St. Helena 967-2792
Daily, 24 hrs (OF)
Quality Tune-Up
1823 Soscol Avenue
Napa 252-1561
M–Sat 8am–6pm; Sat 8am–5pm (O)
Silver Auto Service
713 Silverado Trail
Napa 224-4708
M–F 8am–5:30pm (OFB)
Steel Park Resort
1605 Steele Canyon Road
Yountville Corp Yard
7501 Solano Avenue
Yountville 944-2988
M–F 7:30am–3:30pm (OFALB)
$=CA Certified: California Certified Oil Collection Centers offer 16¢/gallon for used oil.
Call collection centers for quantities accepted or call 1-800-CLEANUP.
BATTERIES & PAINT
LATEX PAINTS
are composed of resins, solvents,
pigments, and other toxic ingredients. It is illegal to put
latex paint and other paint-related liquids in the trash.
AUTO
BATTERIES
Take unwanted latex paint to one of the collection
locations listed on the previous page. Hardened latex
paint may be disposed in the regular trash. Oil-based paint must be
brought to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility or to a
collection event. (See pg. 14 & tab, location #4.)
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for recycling
locations
Over 13,000 gallons of latex paint were brought to the Household
Hazardous Waste Collection Facility last year (almost half of the
total material received). Most of it is sent to be remanufactured or
reformulated. Buy five gallon buckets of high quality reformulated
latex paint at the Reuse & Recycle Center at Devlin Road Transfer
Station year round for $15 each. Colors available are usually gray,
beige, and white. This is a great deal! (See pg. 2 & tab, location
#3.)
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4380 Silverado Trail, Calistoga; 963-7988
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HealthQuest Fitness Center
3175 California Blvd, Napa; 254-7200
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Home Depot
225 Soscol Ave, Napa; 251-0162
Ask for the Hardware Dept.
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Napa County Environmental
Management Dept
1195 3rd St., Room 101, Napa; 253-4471
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Napa-Vallejo Household Hazardous
Waste Collection Facility
Open every Fri. and Sat., 9am-4pm
889A Devlin Rd, American Canyon;
1-800-984-9661
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Orchard Supply Hardware
3980 Bel Aire Plaza, Napa; 224-3410
Radio Shack
• 673 Trancas St, Napa; 252-7022
• 3016 Jefferson St, Napa; 255-5000
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Reuse & Recycle Center
Next to Devlin Road Transfer Station
889B Devlin Rd, American Canyon; 258-9018
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St. Helena City Hall
1480 Main St, during business hours
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Staples
3325 Jefferson St, Napa
258-1490
Target (cell phones accepted too)
• Bel Aire Plaza, Napa; 225-3016
• 205 Soscol, Napa; 224-1058
Verizon Wireless
(cell phone batteries only)
3196 Jefferson St, Napa
259-2121
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Yountville Corporate Yard
7501 Solano Ave, Yountville; 944-2988
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Yountville Town Hall
6550 Yount St, during business hours
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Calistoga City Hall
1232 Washington St, during business hours
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IT IS ILLEGAL TO DISPOSE OF BATTERIES IN THE TRASH
For more information
on recycling
rechargeable batteries:
1-800-8-BATTERY
www.rbrc.org
When you buy a new
battery, the store
where you purchased
it is required to
take your old battery
for recycling. Lead is
separated from the other
See
battery parts and is used
to make new batteries.
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MATERIALES TÓXICOS UNIVERSALES
Está prohibido tirar en la basura cualquier “material tóxico
universal.” Si estos aparatos no son desechados apropiadamente
pueden soltar sustancias tóxicas que eventualmente entran en
el aire, el agua y en la comida.
¿Qué son los Materiales Tóxicos
Universales?
Los Materiales Tóxicos Universales son productos
comunes que tradicionalmente han sido tirados en
la basura. Los productos que no pueden ser tirados
en la basura incluyen:
· Todo tipo de baterías alcalinas y baterías recargables;
baterías de plomo-ácido (automóvil)
· Productos que contengan mercurio: termostatos,
termómetros, encendedores, interruptores (ejem.
pilotos de luz, planchas, medidores de presión de
sangre, novedades como tarjetas musicales)
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· Lámparas y tubos fluorescentes, lámparas de metal
halógeno, lámparas de vapor de sodio
(U-waste)
¿Cómo deshacerse de los
Materials Tóxicos Universales?
Estos lugares locales aceptan materiales tóxicos
universales. Llame con anticipación en caso que
algunas condiciones apliquen.
Centro de Recolección de Desperdicios Tóxicos
del Hogar de Napa-Vallejo
889A Devlin Road, American Canyon
1-800-984-9661
Abierto todos los Viernes y Sábados 9am–4pm
Hogares: No hay que hacer cita/no hay cargo.
Negocios: Hay que hacer cita/hay cargo por el servicio.
Aparatos que contengan mercurio: focos/tubos fluorescentes
y todo tipo de pilas. También se aceptan otros materiales
tóxicos: vea la pagina 14 para más detalles. No se aceptan
deshechos electrónicos.
· Aparatos visualizadores de video: televisores,
pantallas, computadoras portátiles
Centro de Reciclaje y de Abono de Napa
707-255-5200
Abierto diariamente 8am–4pm
· Aparatos electrónicos: (con un mecanismo digital):
computadoras, impresoras, teléfonos móvil, teléfonos,
radios, equipos musicales, horno micro-ondas
ELECTRONICOS SOLAMENTE: ACEPTADOS
GRATIS aquí o llame para recoleccion en casa por
un cargo.
¿Por qué son un problema los Materiales
Tóxicos Universales?
Estos materiales liberan sustancias químicas y tóxicas que
pueden contaminar nuestro medio ambiente y dañar nuestra
salud y la de los animales.
· Los desechos electrónicos comprometen el 70% de todos
los metales pesados encontrados en los rellenos sanitarios
de EEUU (plomo, mercurio, cadmio, cobre, etc.)
· ¡Un televisor o una pantalla de computadora contiene 7
libras de plomo!
· El mercurio y otras sustancias que se liberan en el aire y
en el agua son tóxicas para la vida salvaje y para los seres
humanos. El mercurio es fácilmente absorbido por medio
de los pulmones y la piel.
· El mercurio liberado de un tubo o foco fluorescente puede
contaminar 6,000 galones de agua potable.
Municipalidad de American Canyon
Programa de Eliminación del Mercurio
City of American Canyon Corporation Yard
205 Wetlands Edge Road, American Canyon
707-647-4550
Lunes–Viernes 8am–4pm
La municipalidad le dará un termómetro de fiebre nuevo por
cada termómetro viejo que entregue. También se le pagará
por reponer su termostato de mercurio sólo para recidentes.
Relleno Sanitario Clover Flat
707-963-7988
Martes–Sábado 9am–4pm y Domingo 9am–3pm
ELECTRONICOS SOLAMENTE: Aceptados Gratis
Freon Free
Suisun City
707-429-9013
Materiales Tóxicos Universales – por un cargo. Llame para
más información y precios. Servicio de recolección disponible
en el Condado de Napa; cargo depende en el tamaño de la
carga.
Para Más Información
Departamento del Manejo del Medio Ambiente del Condado de Napa 707-253-4471
Linea de Información de Reciclaje y Desperdicios Toxicos de Napa 707-257-9292
Departamento del Control de Sustancias Tóxicas del Estado 1-800-728-6942
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Vea la página 17 para los centros donde
se aceptan las pilas alcalinas y recargables
¿Qué son los Desperdicios Tóxicos del Hogar?
Muchos productos que se encuentran en el hogar contienen sustancias tóxicas que
pueden lastimar al usuario o al medioambiente cuando son empleados o guardados
indebidamente. Los productos del hogar se vuelven “desperdicios tóxicos” cuando
llega la hora de deshacernos de ellos.
Es ilegal depositar los desperdicios tóxicos del hogar en la basura, sobre el piso,
o en las alcantarillas.
PASOS PARA RECICLAR SU ACEITE DE MOTOR
Sorprendentemente, muchos
productos común y corrientes del
hogar son tóxicos.
filtro se escurra por 24 horas. ¡Filtros pueden absorber hasta un litro de
aceite!
En el Hogar:
En el Jardín:
Fungicidas
Insecticidas
Herbicidas
Sustancias químicas de la alberca
En el Garaje/Taller:
PASO #2: Vacíe el aceite usado en un recipiente de plástico con tapa de
tornillo. Ajuste la tapa. Ponga el filtro en una bolsa de plástico o recipiente sellado.
Vea la página 16 para los centros que aceptan aceite de motor usado y
filtros de aceite. Procure ir durante las horas de operación y no lleve más
de 20 galones en recipientes de 5 galones por cada viaje.
¡IMPORTANTE! No mezcle el aceite con nada.
El aceite contaminado con anticongelante, limpiador de frenos, pintura, agua, etc. no se
puede reciclar y debe llevarse al Centro de Recolección de Desperdicios Tóxicos del Hogar.
RECICLAJE POR LA BANQUETA
de aceite de motor usado y/o filtros.
➊ NRWS/NCRWS: Llame al 256-3500 para inscribirse en el
programa y reservar un recipiente y una bolsa para reciclar el
aceite y el filtro.
UVDS: 963-7988 / ACRD: 552-3110: Llame para inscribirse
en el programa y reservar un recipiente.
➋ La recolección será el mismo día que su recolección de basura.
Cuando esté listo para la recolección, por favor llame al 256-3500
(antes de su día de recolección) para que el conductor del camión
busque su recipiente y bolsa al lado de su recipiente azul de
reciclaje.
➌ Usted recibirá un recipiente de nuevo para su próximo cambio de
aceite.
Vea e
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CENTRO DE RECOLECCIÓN DE DESPERDICIOS Tóxicos DEL HOGAR
El Centro de Recolección de Desperdicios Tóxicos del Hogar de Napa-Vallejo se presta para el
depósito seguro y legal de productos inusables. Por favor, recuerde empacar los productos con
cuidado para que no se mezclen o derramen. Transpórtelos en la cajuela del auto si es posible.
Este centro acepta todo tipo de desperdicios tóxicos, menos radioactivos, explosivos, o municiones.
Para su seguridad en la carretera, hay un límite de 15 galones o 125 libras de desperdicios peligrosos por viaje. Si es de su Hogar: No se requiere cita y no hay cobro. Si es de su Negocio: Sólo
con cita y sí hay cobro por el servicio. Para más información, llame al 1-800-984-9661.
s it i o
# 4 en
la p o
r t a da
Sólo
viernes y sábados
de 9am - 4pm
Para más
información, llame al
1-800-984-9661
Pinturas látex y de aceite
Solventes de pinturas
Barnices para madera
Solventes para grasa y óxido
Limpiadores para madera y metal
Aceite y filtros de motor usado
Anticongelante
Fluidos para transmisión
Baterías
Gasolina, aditivos
Limpiadores de carburador
Pegamentos y cementos
Químicos para la fotografía
El reciclaje
es la única
manera
legal de
deshacerse
del aceite
usado.
www.NapaMax.org
Ceras, desinfectantes y limpiadores
Limpiadores del horno
Líquidos de drenaje
Combustibles para encendedor
Esmalte y acetona para uñas
Cosméticos
Jeringas
Medicinas vencidas
Tubos fluorescentes
Baterías recargables
Baterías alcalinas
PASO #1: Deje que el aceite se escurra en un recipiente. Deje que el
¿Cuáles son unos ejemplos de
desperdicios tóxicos del hogar?
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Area View
Napa County Recycling &
Disposal Service Providers
Recycling Centers
➊Clover Flat Recycling & Landfill
4380 Silverado Trail, Calistoga, 963-7988
➋PUC Recycle Center
205 Highland Oaks, Angwin, 965-7177
➌Tomra Recycling
1153 Main St, St. Helena, 298-0714
➍Berryessa Recycling Drop-Off
7400 Steel Canyon Rd, Berryessa, 226-9543
➎NexCycle, (Staples)
3375 Jefferson St, Napa, 800-883-2274
➏Tomra Recycling
874 Jackson St, Napa, 800-226-2453
➐NexCycle, (Raley’s)
217 Soscol Ave, Napa, 800-883-2274
➑City of American Canyon Public Works
205 Wetlands Edge Rd, AC, 647-4550
➒American Canyon Recycling & Disposal
2021 Broadway St, Vallejo, 552-3110
www.NapaMax.org
Calistoga
➓South County Services: complete list on the
pull-out tab
Many centers have limited hours –
please call ahead
St. Helena
Napa Recycling & Waste Services
Napa County Recycling & Waste Services
City of Napa
Upper Valley Disposal & Recycling Service
Berryessa Garbage Service
American Canyon Recycling & Disposal
Non-Franchised Areas
20
Trubody Lane
Yountville
American Canyon
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For informational purposes only

berryessa garbage service 707-226-9543

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