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The list of items that are required to be recycled is growing. The District is committed to achieve zero waste through waste diversion and reduction. http:// dpw.dc.gov/recyclingcompostlist | [email protected] ZERO WASTE DISTRICT RECYCLING FACT SHEET Effective January 1, 2018 Supply accessible recycling containers. Communicate information annually including how and what to recycle. Post sign showing what to place in recycling bin. Recycling Requirements See back for new guidelines Recycling requirements apply to commercial, government, and residential properties. • Government Buildings • Mixed-use Properties Other Large Venues (e.g. Museums, Sports Arenas, Convention Centers) • Office Properties Retail Stores and Malls • Grocery Stores Food & Beverage Establishments • Medical Facilities Hotels, Motels, Inns Industrial Facilities & Warehouses • Religious Buildings • Private/Charter/Public Schools Colleges and Universities Apartments & Condos Assisted Living Facilities

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Page 1: ZERO WASTE DISTRICT RECYCLINGSHEET · RECYCLING FACT SHEET Effective January 1, 2018 Supply accessible recycling containers. Communicate information annually including how and what

 The list of items that are required to be recycled is growing.

The District is committed to achieve zero waste through waste diversion and reduction.http://dpw.dc.gov/recyclingcompostlist | [email protected]

ZEROWASTE DISTRICT

RECYCLINGFACT

SHEET

EffectiveJanuary 1,

2018

Supply accessible recycling

containers.

Communicate information annually

including how and what to recycle.

Post sign showing what to place in

recycling bin.

Recycling RequirementsSee back for new guidelines

Recycling requirements apply to commercial, government, and residential properties.

• Government Buildings

• Mixed-use Properties

• Other Large Venues (e.g. Museums, Sports Arenas, Convention Centers)

• Office Properties

• Retail Stores and Malls

• Grocery Stores

• Food & Beverage Establishments

• Medical Facilities

• Hotels, Motels, Inns

• Industrial Facilities & Warehouses

• Religious Buildings

• Private/Charter/Public Schools

• Colleges and Universities

• Apartments & Condos

• Assisted Living Facilities

Page 2: ZERO WASTE DISTRICT RECYCLINGSHEET · RECYCLING FACT SHEET Effective January 1, 2018 Supply accessible recycling containers. Communicate information annually including how and what

PAPERFlattened Cardboard

Cups & ContainersMilk, Juice & Soup Cartons

Newspapers/MagazinesBooks/Phone Books

Junk Mail & Office Paper (all items clean & empty)

*No Tissue

PLASTICBottles, Cups,

Containers & Lids (all items clean & empty)

*No Plastic Bags*No Foam Polystyrene*No Straws or Utensils

METALSteel & Aluminum

Bottles/Cans/Containers (all items clean & empty)

*No Paint Cans

GLASSGlass Bottles /Jars

(all items clean & empty)*No Windows

or Ceramics

The District is committed to achieve zero waste through waste diversion and reduction.http://dpw.dc.gov/recyclingcompostlist | [email protected]

H o w t o P r e p a r e Yo u r R e c y c l a b l e s

ZEROWASTE DISTRICT RECYCLING

GUIDELINESStarting January 1, 2018, the list of items that are required to be recycled is growing.

Recyclables should be clean & empty.

Do not bag recyclables.Leave loose in container.TIP: Return plastic grocery bags to

participating stores for recycling.

No Items smaller than 2’’ x 2’’.* No utensils, straws, small

dressing or condiment cups.

Include only listed items.Questions? Visit dpw.dc.gov/recyclingcompostlist

A c c e p t e d I t e m s

EffectiveJanuary 1,

2018