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Contact Address:

City of Waterville
One Common Street
Waterville, ME, 04901
Phone : (207) 680-4200
Fax : (207) 680-4239

	Eco-maine Ecomaine provides comprehensive long-term solid waste solutions in a safe, environmentally responsible, economically sound manner, and is a leader in raising public awareness of sustainable waste management strategies. With more than 120 recycling containers in 60 locations throughout southern Maine, ecomaine provides for convenient, energy-efficient disposal of recyclable materials, such as colored paper, old mail, newspapers, magazines, phone books, catalogs and paper bags.

	Recycle in Castine Recycle approved materials listed below by placing curbside before 8 am for free pickup on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, or take them to the transfer station for free disposal. Tin, plastic, glass and newsprint should be put in separate reusable recycle bins, which will be left at curbside. Cardboard can be placed beside or under the recycle bin in pieces no larger that 3â€™ x 3â€™.

	Riverside Recycling Facility The Department of Public Services helps keep the City of Portland moving each day with many areas of responsibility. We collect your garbage and recycling, clear your streets of ice and snow in the winter, help maintain the City's sewer system, build your sidewalks, manage the City's traffic lights and street signage - and the list goes on.

	The City of Biddeford The City of Biddeford has authority to establish and administer an industrial pretreatment program. To provide outstanding Public Services in a timely and fiscally responsible manner while maintaining an excellent infrastructure, assuring a clean and safe environment as well as sustaining a high quality of life. We will respond. We are committed to serving all the people every day. We will be adding more content as time permits.

	The Gray Solid Waste & Recycling The Gray Solid Waste & Recycling Committee recycles Corrugated cardboard, paperboard, newspaper and magazines, office paper, calendars, paper bags, egg cartons, junk mail, tin cans, glass bottles and jars, mugs, mirrors and window glass, plastics numbered 1 through 7, plastic grocery bags, and rechargeable batteries. Besides typical household waste, large items such as construction/demolition materials, furniture, yard waste appliances,etc are recyled.