Recycling For Newaygo County

Please be assured that your online payments are secure. We do ask you to provide your name, address, phone number, and email address so we can send you tax receipts and keep you informed. We do not share your information. Great Lakes Energy customers, when you agree to round up your monthly electric bill to the next dollar, you make grants to nonpr... ofits like RNC possible. Enroll here. The Gerber Foundation double matches donations to RNC by pre-July 1, 2002 retirees. You may dump everything together into the same Single Stream bin. Refer to the labels on each bin describing and illustrating what is acceptable. Break down boxes to prevent clogging up the bins. DO NOT tie bags, and try to shake the materials out. Materials must be able to flow freely down the conveyer line. Absolutely no polystyrene (Styrofoam) may be put in the Single Stream containers. We accept polystyrene at 1) The Fremont Collection site on Cherry Street, and 2) The Recycling Center, located at Brooks Township, 490 Quarterline St, Newaygo MI 49434. The Recycling Center, which accepts batteries, fluorescent bulbs, and electronic waste, is open to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays Noon to 5 pm, and Wednesdays Noon to 7 pm. Absolutely no garbage, construction materials, household furniture, kids toys (plastic or otherwise), pool liners, sheet plastic, old toilets, water heaters, refrigerators, waterbeds, car parts, tools, carpet, Christmas ornaments, etc. Yes, weve cleaned up all of these and more. Thoughtless dumping means increased labor and disposal costs, diverting needed funds from our primary purpose. DO NOT overfill the bins. Move to the back; chances are that end is empty. Please respect and encourage others to respect your neighborhood drop site. Kent County Recycling, the materials recovery facility accepting our materials, will reject them if they are not clean. This would be dire as there is no other materials recovery facility within reach. We are so grateful to have Recycling for Newaygo County in our neighborhood. About 1 bag ...Read More