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Recycling Requirements: Reedley vs Sanger

How do recycling requirements rules compare between Reedley, CA and Sanger, CA?

Reedley and Sanger have similar restriction levels.

Reedley, CA

Fresno County

Some Restrictions

Reedley requires residential recycling through its three-container collection system operated by Mid Valley Disposal. The recycling container accepts commingled materials including mixed paper, cardboard, aluminum and tin cans, glass bottles and jars, and plastics numbered 1, 2, and 5. California SB 1383 mandates organic waste diversion, and Reedley provides a separate organics container for food scraps and green waste.

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Sanger, CA

Fresno County

Some Restrictions

Sanger requires all residents and businesses to separate recyclables and organic waste from trash under California SB 1383 (Short-Lived Climate Pollutants Act). Organic waste, including food scraps and yard trimmings, must be placed in the green waste cart rather than the trash cart, with enforcement ramping up under state mandates.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactReedleySanger
Accepted RecyclablesPaper, cardboard, cans, glass, plastics 1/2/5-
Organics ContainerGreen waste and food scraps-
State MandateSB 1383 organic waste diversion-
Commercial Food CodeSection 4-1-9-
Contamination PolicyTagged and left unserviced-
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Reedley FAQ

What can I put in my recycling bin in Reedley?

The recycling container accepts commingled recyclables: mixed paper, clean flat cardboard, aluminum and tin cans, glass jars and bottles, and recyclable plastics numbered 1, 2, and 5. Do not include food waste, plastic bags, Styrofoam, aluminum foil, or foam containers.

What goes in the organics container in Reedley?

The organics container accepts green waste (plant matter, tree trimmings, yard trimmings) plus food scraps including breads, grains, fruits, vegetables, egg shells, cooked meat, and food-soiled paper. Do not include cacti, succulents, palm fronds, concrete, dirt, or plastic materials.

What happens if I contaminate my recycling bin in Reedley?

Mid Valley Disposal may tag your contaminated container and refuse to collect it until the prohibited materials are removed. Persistent contamination may result in service modifications or additional charges.

Sanger FAQ

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