Recycling Programs

Residential Recycling Program - Not Sure What Goes in the Blue Bin? (Spanish)

Household Hazardous Waste Municipal Collection Centers

Curbside Residential Bulky Item Service

Curbside Waste Oil/Recycling Program

Free Mulch and Compost Program

Reuse and Recycling Guide

How to Reduce Junk Mail

Tire Disposal

Recycle Your Tennis Shoes!

Additional Resources:

Zero Waste Communities

San Bernardino County MAX

California Integrated Waste Management Board

Household Hazardous Waste Municipal Collection Centers:

Services available to residents of San Bernardino County include:

Redlands City Yard HHW Collection Center
500 Kansas Street
Redlands, CA 92373
Phone: (800) 645-9228
Days/Hours: Saturday 9:30am to 12:30pm

San Bernardino International Airport HHW Collection Center
2824 "W" Street, Building 302
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Phone: (800) 645-9228
Days/Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm

For a comprehensive listing of Household Hazardous Waste Municipal Collection Centers and Programs, please visit California Earth 911.

Curbside Residential Bulky Item Service

Yucaipa Disposal provides curbside bulky item pickups to Yucaipa residential subscribers on your day of service during the 2nd week of February, May, August and November. Residents may schedule up to three pickups during the year (limit of three items per pickup).

Yucaipa Disposal also collects up to two CRT's (computer monitors and televisions) as part of the Bulky Item Service during a 12-month period. Bulky items shall not exceed one and one-half yards per collection or three-hundred pounds in weight. Program includes Mobilehome Parks. Call Yucaipa Disposal at 909/797-9125 to schedule your bulky item pickup. Customers must call at least one (1) week prior to scheduled service day. This is a curbside service; please remember to place your bulky item at curbside on your day of service by 6:00 AM.

City of Yucaipa Residential Curbside Waste Oil/Recycling Program

Grant funded by California Integrated Waste Management Board.

Residents must call Yucaipa Disposal at 909/797-9125 to request a Collection.

FREE curbside service takes place the first Tuesday of each month. Service will be scheduled according to the calls received from customers no later than the Friday prior to the designated service day.

Collection Day Guidelines:

Customers must provide their own container. This container must be clear plastic and must have a secure lid.
Waste oil must not be contaminated with any other type of fluid or material. Strictly waste oil from engines.
Each customer will be limited to 2-gallons per month, in a container no larger than 3 gallons in size.
Used waste oil filters will be accepted if they are drained and placed in a clear plastic bag or coffee can with secure lid.

Reasons for Refusal:

Contamination, unacceptable container or excessive quantity of oil

Questions or complaints regarding this program are to be directed to Yucaipa Disposal at 909/797-9125.

FREE Mulch and Compost Program

The City of Yucaipa provides a FREE mulch and compost program to Yucaipa residents the first Saturday of each month. Residents can obtain this FREE mulch and compost just south of Oak Glen Road on 2nd Street beyond the City Yard (across the street from the Yucaipa Community Center). The facility is open to local residents on the first Saturday of each month from 9 AM to 12 noon and is adequately staffed to ensure the overall intent of the program meets the City’s objectives. The program operates as follows:

Must be a Resident of Yucaipa
Must Show Photo ID/Driver's License Proving Residency
Not for Commercial Purposes / No Contractors
This is a Self-Service Program
2 Cubic Yards per Vehicle Allowed. One Cubic Yard is Equal to six (6) 32-Gallon Trash Cans
A Tarp is Recommended for Open Bed Trucks or Trailers
Two (2) Visits Per Day Only
First Come First Served
City Reserves the Right to Refuse Service to Any Person
City Reserves the Right to Close at any Time Due to Product Availability or Poor Weather Conditions

Reuse and Recycling Guide

Download the Guide to find out more about recycling at home and at work, reusing household items, contacts for community programs, safe disposal of household hazardous wastes and more!

Reuse and Recycling Guide

How To Reduce Junk Mail (adapted from ecocycle.org)

Consider these statistics :

Each year, junk mail destroys 80 million trees and wastes 28 billion gallons of water.
That amount of junk mail averages out to 34 pounds a year for each woman, man and child in the US.
We spend an average of 8 months of our lives dealing with junk mail.

Had enough? Put a stop to junk mail by following the seven suggestions for junk mail reduction. You'll need to visit ecocycle.org for complete instructions, but here are some highlights:

Whenever you request to be added or deleted from a mailing list, add these words "Please do not rent, sell or trade my name or address."
Use Form 1500 (PDF) from the US Postal Service to stop unwanted mail. According to ecocycle, "this form was originally intended to block unwanted pornographic mail, but in 1970 the Supreme Court extended its purpose. The form can now be used to stop any unwanted mail."
Call 1-888-567-8688 (1-888-5OPT-OUT) to end credit card solicitations. You can ask for a special form to ensure permanent removal.
Contact the Direct Marketers Association at:

Direct Marketing Association
Mail Preference Service
P.O. Box 643
Carmel, NY 10512
Tel: 1- 212-768-7277
www.dmaconsumers.org

Ask them to remove your name from their lists. Be sure to include all variations of your name.

Ask to receive notices by email instead of by postal mail. This reduces paper waste and saves everyone money.

Don't waste your time, and our energy, money and resources on mail you don't read, don't want, and don't need.

A message from the Zero Waste Communities of San Bernardino County - This brochure provides ways to reduce junk mail and a few other places to ﬁnd additional information.

English Brochure Spanish Brochure

Tire Disposal

County of San Bernardino:

909/350-8200
909/383-7050

Recycle Your Tennis Shoes!

Whether you call them tennis shoes, runners, sneakers, or gym shoes, your old ones can be recycled. Old athletic shoes (any brand) may be dropped off at a shoe drop-off site - Locate a shoe drop-off site near you!

Your old shoes will be ground up to make surfaces for tracks, basketball courts, etc. They won't end up in landfills - For more information, visit Nike Reuse-A-Shoe.