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Need a Blue Box or Recycling Bags?
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Have a question about your collection?
Call Sierra Waste Services Ltd. 604.530.3939 |
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2010 Collection Schedule has gone Green
The Township of Langley is always looking for ways to reduce waste. In an effort to use less paper, the Curbside Garbage and Recycling Collection Schedule will no longer be delivered door to door. A copy is now available online.
For those who don't have a computer or prefer having the information in its traditional form, limited paper copies are available at the Township's Civic Facility, Operations Centre in Murrayville, Township recreation facilities, and Langley libraries. |
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Waste Wise Guide - Now Available On Line!
Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling in our Community...that's what this helpful guide offers to Township of Langley residents. A convenient quick look-up guide to find out about:
- Residential Collection Services
- Waste Reduction Initiatives
- Where to take: batteries, building materials, electronics, glass, medications, motor oil, paint and solvents, rubber, textiles and much more.
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New Langley Reuses website
Give your old stuff a second chance. Check our new Langley Reuses website.
All it takes is 3 simple steps!
1. Sign up at langleyreuses.com
2. List old items you have for sale or for free
3. Make an exchange! |
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Have an old working fridge you no longer need?...BC Hydro will pick it up and give you $30!
If your refrigerator measures between 10 - 24 cubic feet, and is in working condition BC Hydro will pick it up and recycle it. By picking up inefficient fridges BC Hydro is providing the province with important energy savings. |
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Before you Trash it...Search it!
We've all getting the hang of recycling in the blue box. But what do we do with things like computers, appliances, tires, or hazardous items like compact fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, medicines, paint and motor oil? Find out quickly and easily by visiting www.MetroVancouverRecycles.org |
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Zero Waste Challenge
Metro Vancouver's Zero Waste Challenge focuses on ways to reduce waste through reuse, materials recovery and education. www.metrovancouver.org
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Last Updated on Thursday, 19 August 2010 09:43 |
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