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The town of Holbrook provides biweekly curbside recycling for
paper,
cardboard, plastics, cans and bottles at no charge
Materials Accepted Curbside:
- Paper
- Newspaper with inserts
- Magazines/catalogues
- Phone books
- Junk Mail
- Office Paper
- Clean paperboard (i.e. cereal boxes)
- Corrugated cardboard - please flatten, fold to 30"x30", and
tie
- No soiled paper or plastic bags
- Containers
- rinse clean
- Glass bottles & jars - Rinse, remove lids. Labels
may stay on; No broken or other glass, such as light bulbs, window or auto
glass, dishes, glasses, or Pyrex
- Metal food and beverage cans - Labels do not need to be removed;
No aerosol or paint cans
- Rigid plastic containers - Must have a
symbol (any number). Rinse, remove caps.
No styrofoam, bags, toys, motor oil or
chemical containers
Recycling Bins: Available at Collector's Office, Town Hall
for $6 each.
Yard Waste curbside pick up the following Saturdays: May 10,
December 6, December 13, 2008
- . Must be in paper bags, boxes or labeled barrels
Special Items picked up weeks of June 2 and November 3, 2008:
- Furniture, appliances, air conditioners, lawn mowers (drain fluids),
grills (without propane tank)
- LIMIT 2/household
All non-recyclable trash set out for
disposal must be in a special bag,
10-15 gallon
bags: $8.50; 10- 30 gallon bags:$16.00.
This covers
the cost of disposal.
Recycling service is provided at no charge.
Bags may be purchased at the following retail outlets:
Tedeschi Food Shop 31 N. Franklin St.
Hennessey
News 456 N. Franklin St.
Brooks
Pharmacy 479 N. Franklin St.
Yards of
Pleasure 720 S. Franklin St.
Stop &
Shop 800 S. Franklin St.
Holbrook Food
Mart 855 S. Franklin St.
CONTACT INFO
Recycling Questions: Department of Public Works 781-767-1800.
Missed pickup:
Allied Waste (formerly BFI) 1-800-825-3260
Books are collected by Hands Across the Water in a secure
container at the Holbrook Junior-Senior High school at 245 Franklin St.
Call Frank Yalochuk at 781-767-1226 for access information.
encyclopedias, textbooks and literature are sent to developing countries for
educational purposes.
Hazardous materials such as paint, pesticides,
chemicals and automotive fluids:
Hazardous Waste
To dispose of the following materials (some for a fee):
- Instructions on proper disposal of other materials can be found
in Oddball Waste and Haz Waste. If you
can't find your answer, call South Shore Recycling Cooperative at
508-785-8318.
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Mercury Thermometer Swaps
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Mercury is a heavy toxic silver liquid
also found in thermostats, barometers and blood pressure cuffs.
Bring your mercury thermometers and
other mercury-containing items to
Holbrook's
Hazardous Waste
Collection
and receive a free digital thermometer or Dunkin Donuts coupon.
Quantities are limited, certain
parameters apply. Sponsored by Covanta at SEMASS.
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