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A Flathead Valley resident recycles at the Albertson's in Kalispell.

Upcoming Recycling Events:
Flathead Valley E-Waste Collection Event (electronic recycling)
When: May 21st
Time: 9am-2pm
Where: Valley Recycling
1410 Hwy 2 W. Kalispell
For prices go to valleyrecycling.com

Operation Medicine Cabinet
(safely dispose of unwanted pharmaceuticals)

When: May 21st
Time: 9am-2pm
Where: Flathead County Health Dept &
North Valley Hospital- Whitefish

Small Business Hazardous Waste Collection Event
When: May 20th
Time: 9am-2pm
Where: Flathead County Landfill - 4089 Hwy 93 N.
All day by appointment
Businesses can call 756-8993 to register Registration Packet

Hot off the press! Check out our new Pharmaceutical Waste: Disposing of Unwanted Medicine Brochure!! After a successful waste prescription drug take back day, Operation Medicine Cabinet, on Learn more about the social and environmental  impacts the the  improper disposal of waste pharmaceuticals can have. So check it out!

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Glass Recycling is HERE!

You can bring your glass to be recycled at TARGET on Hwy 93 North of Kalispell!

Or New World Recycling is now offering recycling of glass in both Whitefish and Kalispell.  The first and third Sunday of each month, glass can be brought to two locations: at Highway 40 and US-93 in Whitefish from 12 to 1 p.m. and the Kalispell Center Mall south end from 2 to 3 p.m.  The cost is $10 per 32 gallons (or less) of glass.  Bring your glass and put it in one or more of the 32 gallon garbage can provided at each site.  The glass is collected, pulverized and offered to the public for all that you want for $20. If you just want a couple buckets, that's free, according to Cory Cullen, owner and manager of New World Recycling. Glass can be used for roads, driveways, walking paths and garden decoration.

Curbside recycling is available. Call 406-257-5899 or checkout www.newworldrecycling.com for more information.

NEW 2010 Where to Recycle Brochure! Not sure where to bring car batteries or can't remember which plastics can be recycled in the Flathead? Then click here to download and print the Where to Recycle in the Flathead brochure which will provide lots of information on recycling in the Flathead!

There are now even more places to recycle at in Kalispell!  Flathead High School, Glacier High School, and Kalispell Middle School now have blue recycling bins for public use...  [MORE]

Operation Medicine Cabinet - May 21, 2011-
Flathead County will be hosting a take-back day in coordination with other communities around the state will draw attention to Montana's prescription drug abuse problem as well as to the importance of properly disposing of unused meds to help protect our ground water resources in the Flathead. There will be drop off locations in Kalispell and in Whitefish. Stay tuned for more information! In the meantime click to read some information on Pharmaceuticals and the environment.             

Third Saturday of each month...
Drop off of household hazardous wastes at the county landfill, by appointment only so you don't have to wait in line! Call 758-5910 Accepting: Oil based paints; solvents; strippers; pool/spa chemicals; pesticides, herbicides; fertilizers; cleaners/ poisons...
[MORE INFO ON HAZARDOUS WASTE IN THE FLATHEAD]

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