Recycling

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Idaho County Recycling is a volunteer- led organization, which has operated since 2009, and is not subsidized or staffed by the County.

GRANGEVILLE:  Saturdays: 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Located on the west side of Day Road, immediately north of the intersection of Highway 95/Grangeville Truck Route. Map.
If you have questions or would like to volunteer in Grangeville, please contact: Liz Clark:  Email
KOOSKIA:  Mon-Fri 7am-3pm (open until 6 pm on Wed) Saturdays (1st, 3rd, 5th) 9am-4pm 
Location: Old Pole Yard: north end of Thenon St; across bridge on B St, then right on Thenon.  Map.
If you have questions, please contact: Simmons Sanitation and Recycling 208-935-2617
COTTONWOOD:  Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Located on Broadway across from Columbia Grain. Map.
If you have questions or would like to volunteer in Cottonwood, please contact: Kristin Frish: Email 
 

RECYCLING TIPS (sort by category)

TIN & ALUMINUM CANS:  RINSED; lids can be attached, but no loose lids.  (NO aluminum foil, aerosols, paint, hydrocarbon, fuel, pesticide or herbicide containers.)

NEWSPAPER:  Newspaper, inserts, magazines and paperback books.

CARDBOARD:  Cardboard (all types), brown paper sacks, cereal and food boxes, beverage cases, cardboard tubes and egg cartons. Box tape and staples are okay. Boxes must be flattened.  (NO wax lined boxes foil or Styrofoam)

IDAHO COUNTY RECYCLING CANNOT ACCEPT GLASS OR TRASH!

  • MIXED PAPER Office Paper, Mail, Colored Paper, Greeting Cards, PAPERBACK BOOKS, Shredded Paper, Wrapping Paper & Tissue Paper (no foiled paper) Office Paper, Mail, Colored Paper, Greeting Cards, PAPERBACK BOOKS, Shredded Paper, Wrapping Paper & Tissue Paper (no foiled paper) CARDBOARD All types, staples/tape okay
  • Newspaper, Catalogs inserts & Magazines ONLY
  • Tin & Aluminum cans.  NO pie tins or tin foil.  Cans should be rinsed & with no loose lids
  • Cardboard.  All types, Staples/Tape okay

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Remember to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

 

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