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The Do’s, the Don’ts and How To’s of curbside recycling: Making the City of Coolidge cleaner, healthier and greener through proper recycling! Newspaper, printing paper, junk mail, shredded paper, magazines, paper sacks and phone books. Plastic bottles, jugs and containers Plastic 1-7 Aluminum beverage cans, pie pans, serving trays, foil. Steel tin cans, vegetable, fruit, soup, etc... Cardboard boxes, cereal, prepared food and detergent. Glass food and beverage jars and bottles. NO gift paper, tissue paper, paper napkins or paper towels NO lids, caps, plastic bags or styrofoam ALL food containers/ packaging must be clean of all food No scrap metal Remove all plastic liners NO window glass or mirrors The Benefits of Recycling Recycling protects and expands US manufacturing jobs and increases US competitiveness. Recycling prevents pollution caused by the manufacturing of products from virgin materials. Recycling reduces the need for landfilling and incineration. Recycling saves energy. Recycling decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change. Recycling conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals. Recycling helps sustain the environment for future generations. For more facts, questions or concerns please call phone 520.881.4227 or visit www.RADservices.com Page One Note: Please only place the above items in your recycling cart, household waste is NOT allowed!

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The Do’s, the Don’ts and

How To’s of curbside recycling:Making the City of Coolidge cleaner, healthier and greener through proper recycling!

Newspaper, printing paper,

junk mail, shredded

paper, magazines, paper sacks and phone

books.

Plastic bottles, jugs and

containersPlastic 1-7

Aluminum beverage cans, pie

pans, serving

trays, foil.

Steel tin cans, vegetable, fruit, soup,

etc...

Cardboard boxes, cereal,

prepared food and

detergent.

Glass food and beverage jars and bottles.

NO gift paper, tissue paper, paper napkins or

paper towels

NO lids, caps,

plastic bags or

styrofoam

ALL food containers/packaging must be

clean of all food

No scrap metal

Remove all plastic liners

NO window glass or mirrors

The Benefits of Recycling Recycling protects and expands US manufacturing jobs and increases US competitiveness.

Recycling prevents pollution caused by the manufacturing of products from virgin materials.

Recycling reduces the need for landfilling and incineration.

Recycling saves energy. Recycling decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change.

Recycling conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals.

Recycling helps sustain the environment for future generations.For more facts, questions or concerns please call phone 520.881.4227 or visit www.RADservices.com Page One

Note: Please only place the above items in your recycling cart, household waste is NOT allowed!

Welcome Coolidge Residential Customer The City of Coolidge and Right Away Disposal (RAD) would like to take this opportunity to better acquaint you with the guidelines of your current waste and new recycling program. Please take a few minutes to review the following information, which includes our holiday schedule, cart placement, your service days for same day trash and recycling, recycling Dos and Don’ts and other related topics.

Our goal is to provide the best possible service and information. By following these guidelines it will assure seamless and consistent service. If we have overlooked anything please feel free to contact RAD at 520.881.4227.

RAD observes Four (4) Holidays throughout the year and will not be providing collection service on these Holidays:

Servicing your Containers

Please place both garbage and recycling carts out the night prior, or by 6:00 am on your service day (see right map for your service day). The City of Coolidge has a strict Bag and Tie policy, all garbage is to be bagged and tied to reduce potential spills, fly breeding, and odor. Provide ample service space, place the containers three (3) feet apart and ten (10) feet away from other items such as cars, light posts and mail boxes. Recycle material is to be placed into the container loosely. Yard waste, Styrofoam, and plastic bags are not allowed in the recycle container, and these items are considered trash. Learn more about the “Dos & Dont’s” of RAD Recycling on the next page of this welcome brochure. Continued abuse of your recycling container will result in its removal.

Holiday Closures

Independence Day Thanksgiving DayChristmas Day New Year’s Day

If your service day falls on one of the above listed holidays, then you will receive service the following day. The rest of the week following the holiday is also pushed back one day, with Friday’s customers being serviced on Saturday

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Bulk Pick-up Days

Additional waste carts may be purchased at $5.00 per month and will be billed in addition to provided standard service. To sign up for this service please call the City of Coolidge at 520.723.5361.

The City of Coolidge provides monthly bulk collection of residential bulk trash in partnership with RAD, your service day is outlined on page four of this brochure. Please Note: Scheduling bulk service is required via phone - 520.881.4227 or website submittal at RADservices.com. On day of service you will need to make sure all materials are set out properly and placed on the street curb, not driveway, prior to 6 a.m. on the day of collection or the night before. Materials will be collected by 6 p.m. on the assigned day.

Bulk Acceptable Items: Cut all tree branches and wood in 4-foot lengths and bundle/tie together. Place all yard waste in bags or boxes, no loose trimmings. Not to exceed 50 pounds. Place century plants, cactus and other similar plants in boxes. Furniture and large appliances are acceptable excluding refrigerators and freezers.

Unacceptable Bulk: Does not accept hazardous waste such as paint, oil, batteries, gas or other harmful chemicals. No tires. No rocks, dirt, cement or block/bricks.

Your New Waste and Recycling Service

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