
As of January 5, 2009, all of Philadelphia can recycle weekly. Just all of your recycling out in your blue recycling bin or a reusable plastic container labeled 'Recycling' on the same night as trash. All cardboard, paper, metal, glass and plastics labeled go all together in your recycling bin (also called single-stream).
Here are the details:
Metal: Tin and aluminum cans, empty aerosol cans, empty paint cans
Glass: Jars and bottles
Mixed Paper: Newspaper, magazines, mail (junk and personal), phone books, food boxes (remove plastic liner), computer paper, flyers, wrapping paper (no foil or plastic wrap), soda and beer cartons (no food-soiled paper, please!)
Plastic Containers: Recycle #1 and #2 plastics ONLY (mostly beverage and detergent containers). These containers have narrow necks and wider bottoms. Check the underside of each container for the number 1 or 2. All container lids are recyclable and best if removed from containers.
Cardboard: Empty and flattened
If you don't have a blue recycling bin, contact the City at csstreets@phila.gov or 215-685-RECYCLE (7329) and order one!
Recycle every week, and encourage your neighbors to do the same!
New Recycling Rules for Philadelphia
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Next Meeting!
8:10 PM |
West Passyunk Point Neighborhood Association's next meeting is Wednesday, January 14 at 6:30pm at Cafe con Chocolate (on Snyder between 21st and 22nd Streets).
West Passyunk Point Community Fair 2008
6:06 AM |
West Passyunk Point Neighborhood Association recently had its first community event! Over 20 organizations and 30 volunteers came together to inform, educate and clean up our neighborhood on Saturday, November 15. Thanks to all who came out and made this event a success!

Sun Ray, Litterbug and Curby Bucket welcome the community!

AmeriCorps volunteers help beautify the street

Area vendors, businesses and nonprofit organizations set-up their tables
Sun Ray, Litterbug and Curby Bucket welcome the community!
AmeriCorps volunteers help beautify the street
Area vendors, businesses and nonprofit organizations set-up their tables
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