Public Works Department - Recycling
727-547-4575 ext. 250
publicworks2@mytreasureisland.org

Recyclables are picked-up curbside in city-provided blue containers on:
nThursday for residents north of 107th Avenue
nFriday for residents south of 107th Avenue
   Recycling service is contracted with Waste Management

Click here for Treasure Island drop-off recycling locations

TO REPLACE OR REQUEST A RECYCLING CONTAINER,
CALL 547-4575 ext. 250

What is recyclable?
Clear, brown and green glass
Aluminum and tin cans
Plastic bottles used for water, soft drinks and other non-toxic liquids
Newspapers
Cardboard (Please flatten and remove plastic liners and any Styrofoam packaging fillers)

Calling all phone books When new phone books appear on your doorstep, you can recycle your old phone books instead of trashing them. Two nearby phone book recycling locations are: Pasadena Community Church, 112 70th Street South, South Pasadena Sweetbay Supermarket, 6095 9th Avenue North, St. Petersburg Click here for complete county-wide list of phone book recycling locations

What is not recyclable?
Aerosol spray cans
Aluminum foil and plates
Bleach, chemical or automotive product bottles
Carbon paper
Ceramics
Construction materials
Dishes (plates, glasses, etc.)
Envelopes and junk-mail
Hazardous materials (batteries, fluorescent lights, etc.)
Light bulbs
Magazines
Phonebooks
Plastic food containers (Styrofoam)
Plastic shopping bags.
Window glass
Wrapping paper/cereal boxes

Where can I dispose of non-recyclables and hazardous waste?
Click here

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