Omaha Recycling Drop-off Sites![]() |
Glass Bottles and Jars:
Remove and discard lids. Rinse. Labels may stay on. Do not break. Sort by color (clear, green, brown, blue). Not accepted: Drinking glasses, mirrors, window glass, light bulbs, dishware, ceramics. |
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Steel (tin) Cans & Aluminum Cans:
Rinse. To save space, flatten. For steel (tin) cans, remove one end, place inside the can, then crimp the open end shut. Labels may stay on. Also accepted: Out of date license plates. Destroy or mutilate before recycling is encouraged Not accepted: Aluminum foil, pie pans or metal parts. |
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Plastic Bottles marked PETE Remove and discard caps. Rinse. To save space, flatten. Not accepted: Motor oil bottles, lawn chemical bottles, windshield washer fluid bottles, plastic toys or other plastic items. Even if the item is marked PETE |
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Corrugated Cardboard, Magazines & Mixed Paper:
Clean and dry. Includes catalogues, unwanted mail (junkmail), magazines, phonebooks, cereal boxes, office paper, detergent boxes, paper egg cartons, and newsprint used for packing. Flatten all boxes. Not accepted: Pizza boxes, frozen food boxes, plastic, string, Styrofoam® or waxed corrugated cardboard. |
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Newspaper:
Clean and dry. Newspaper inserts are accepted. Not accepted: Newspaper delivery bags, rubber bands, magazines, phone books, bags, string, notebook paper, mail or other paper. |
Other recycling detail pages:
Omaha households (single family homes and apartment buildings with 4 or fewer units) receive recycling collection service using a green recycling bin. For more information, click here.