Examples of items you must take directly to the landfill. (You will be charged according to the weight of waste)

All Household Hazardous Wastes (HHW) such as:

Bleach, Drain, Toilet/Oven Cleaners etc. Paint/Stain Cans & Motor Oil Filters Tires & Car/Truck Ba eries Herbicide, Pes cide Containers Fluorescent Tubes/Ballasts, Light Bulbs, Halogen Lights & Fixtures & Household Ba eries Caulking Tubes/Cement Powder Boxes Fire Ex nguishers & Propane Bo les/Tanks Appliances & Scrap Metals E Waste, Computers, Monitor's DVD Players, TV’s, BBQ’s & Lawnmowers Furniture, Ma resses, Sofas, Box Springs, etc. Lumber, Decking, Concrete, Shingles, Insula on & Drywall

DRAYTON VALLEY LANDFILL FEES Brazeau County residents

WILL BE CHARGED the $5 minimum at the Drayton Valley Landfill for household waste. County residents are

encouraged to take their acceptable household garbage to their local Brazeau County transfer sta ons where there are no disposal fees.

Please Note: The Drayton Valley Landfill is solely owned by the Town of Drayton Valley and operated on the Town’s behalf by Aspen Waste Management. Brazeau County has no affilia on with ownership, management or opera ons of the Drayton Valley Landfill what‐so‐ever. For clarifica on on the Landfill, call the Landfill at 780‐542‐5919 For clarifica on on the Transfer Sta ons, call Brazeau County at 780‐542‐7777

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Brazeau County residents can recycle SCRAP METAL to the Violet Grove, Rocky Rapids and Buck Creek transfer sta ons

(year round). Please use the Transfer Sta ons during the regular hours of

opera on.

Acceptable Items: Pressurized containers PUNCTURED or WITH VALVES REMOVED Steel—Cast Iron Stainless Steel Aluminum—Brass Copper—Lead Metal Alloys—Electrical Wire

ALL SCRAP METAL MUST BE UNLOADED BY HAND

Unacceptable Items: Sealed or pressurized containers Radioac ve material Asbestos or products containing such biohazard material Chemicals or product containers containing flammable liquids,

oily material, chlorine, caus c soda, or other controlled substances

Ammuni on or ordinance PCB containing material Ba eries Scrap containing excess amounts of debris (dirt, concrete, tar,

etc.)

Other items deemed unacceptable that are not on this list are at the discretions of the Transfer Station Attendant

Brazeau County residents now can recycle HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES at:

Rocky Rapids, Violet Grove and Breton transfer sta ons

ALL APPLIANCES MUST BE UNLOADED BY HAND

Acceptable Items: Unacceptable Items:

Washers Microwaves

Dryers Televisions

Stoves Electronics

Fridges

Freezers

Dishwashers

Light Tin

Other items deemed unacceptable that are not on this list are at the discretions of the Transfer Station Attendant

Transfer Station Identification Card

Brazeau County is working to insure that only County Residents use County Transfer Sta ons.

Please be advised that all County landowners have been issued a Transfer Sta on Iden fica on Card. Anyone living in the household of the card holders can present the card at the Transfer Sta on to deposit acceptable waste.

If renters or addi onal, separate residents need an Iden fica on Card, the registered landowner must apply for an addi on card and is ul mately responsible for that card under the terms and condi ons outlined by Brazeau County.

Please contact our Administra on office at 780‐542‐7711 for more informa on or if you wish to cancel a card or report a lost or stolen card.

The “Blue Bag” program as it is commonly referred to is now set up at all eight transfer sites throughout the County.

The Blue Bag program allows residents to recycle their household recyclables without the bother of sor ng it. Clean recyclable products can all be put into the bags and taken to the nearest transfer sta on.

Read on in this brochure for more recycling info & watch our website for upcoming recycling ps.

Now, get started and reuse, reduce, & recycle! It’s the right thing to do!

Please note that we no longer accept grass clippings or leaves at the Rocky Rapids Transfer Sta on. All clippings and leaves must be bagged and placed in regular garbage bins or they can be taken to the Drayton Valley Landfill Recycling Area. Thank you

Brazeau County works in conjunc on with CleanFARMS to provide a recycling program for pes cide and herbicide containers. Through stewardshipfirstTM and CleanFARMS program, more than 70 millions empty plas c pes cide containers have been collected across Canada since the program’s incep on making Canada a world leader in container management. CleanFARMS highlights the industry and farmers’ commitment to container recycling. Farmers across the county are par cipa ng in this voluntary‐led program, resul ng in the return of over 73% of all empty pes cide containers annually. CropLife Canada, its members, farmers and various industry stakeholders work together to ensure that empty containers are appropriately rinsed and disposed of safely. CropLife Canada pucks up containers at the return sites, shreds them and transports the material to various recyclers, where it manufactured into drainage le for use back on the farm. It is so easy, and there is no cost the farmer/resident. Containers should be pressure‐rinsed or triple‐rinsed and the paper booklet removed, then returned to their local dealer. Just rinse,

remove and return. With a 73% par cipa on rate, more than 70 million containers recycled and the best results in the world, we can safely call this a great success, pat ourselves on the back and leave it at that, right? Wrong. As with any ini a ve, when you achieve success, the smartest next step is to build on that success to achieve even be er results. So we’re se ng the bar a li le higher. With Canadian farmers clearly on board, a recycling rate of 80% of pes cide containers that go into the marketplace by the end of this year. The success of CleanFARMS is thanks to the commitments of farmers, manufactures, dealers and distributers. Stakeholders will be working hard this growing season, staging collec on centers and transpor ng rinsed and returned containers to recycling facili es. Thanks to your commitment, we are all doing out part to con nue to protect out farms, our families, our health, and the environment.

Acceptable Garbage Bag Content:Acceptable Garbage Bag Content:

(This list does not include all possible garbage (This list does not include all possible garbage material).material).

Disposable diapers Dirty or greasy paper or cardboard Tissue paper, paper towels Frozen juice cans, powdered drink containers Pet food bags, shredded paper

Foil wrap, clothes hangers, loose can lids

Styrofoam (egg cartons, packaging, etc.) Chip bags, cellophane, food wrap Soiled plas cs Clear bakery containers, string, strapping Bubble wrap Dishes, cutlery Toys Toothpaste tubes, garden hoses

All food waste (table scraps, spoiled food, peelings etc.)

Dishes, cups, ceramic or clay items, plate glass, mirrors

Other items deemed unacceptable that are not on this list are at the discretions of the Transfer Station Attendant

Blue Bag Collection and Blue Bag Collection and Recycling InformationRecycling Information

Put Put your clean bo les, cans, plas cs and papers into the blue bag (bag op onal).

Take Take your blue bag to the Drayton Valley Landfill or any of our Transfer Sta ons. (Items do not have to be in a blue bag).

Feel Feel good that you are helping to reduce the amount of waste that goes into our landfills.

Newsprint, insert, flyers Wri ng & computer paper Envelopes, paper egg cartons Paper bags, magazines Gree ng cards, gi wrap Cardboard boxes (fla ened) Cereal, shoes, ssue, cracker cookie

boxes (remove liners) Milk cartons, juice boxes Paperbacks

Household bo les and containers (vinegar, shampoo, fabric so ener, dish/clothing detergent, pop, water, milk jugs, yogurt or bu er, washer fluid, ice cream)

(Grocery, retail, bread, dry cleaning). Please place into one plas c blue bag.

(Empty & clean, discard lids or trap inside can, labels okay)

Cans, (food, beverage, soup) Aluminum cans & empty

nonhazardous aerosol cans.

(Empty & clean, labels okay) Jars, (pickle, jam, mayonnaise) Bo les (beverage, ketchup,

salad dressing, baby food, etc.)

NOT PERMITTED:NOT PERMITTED: Any soiled or contaminated materials should be kept out of the Blue Bags and put into

regular garbage bags. Consider the workers that have to sort through the recycling bags; make sure you do not have exposed sharp objects in the Blue Bags.

Triple rinse your herbicide and pes cide containers. Remove any labeling and the cap. Return to one of Brazeau County’s 5 sites that have a yellow container recycling bin.

Bins are located at the following Transfer Sta ons: Breton Violet Grove Buck Creek Lindale Rocky Rapids For more informa on, please visit croplife.ca

Please note that needles are not permi ed in the livestock

treatment containers.

Please u lize one of Brazeau County’s transfer sta ons to dispose of your household waste within the posted hours of opera on. Leaving waste outside the locked gates of a transfer sta on is illegal and violators will be prosecuted. The following wastes are not accepted at the waste transfer sta ons: res, concrete, demoli on, scrap metal, appliances, animal carcasses or hazardous waste.

Violet Grove……. South of Secondary Hwy 620 on Range Road 81, 320m on the east side of the road.

Easyford………….. West of Hwy 22 off Secondary Hwy 621 south side of intersec ons Rge Rd 83.

Cynthia.………….. Located on Secondary Hwy 621, 2.1km East of Secondary Hwy 753.

Lindale…………….. North on Rge Rd 52, North of Two Rd 494, 1.5km on the east side of the road.

Buck Creek………. Located on the east side of Hwy 22, 1.5km north of the intersec on of Hwy 22 and Secondary Hwy 616.

Rocky Rapids…… Located 240m south of Twp Rd 500 on Rge Rd 72.

Breton……………… Located West of the intersec on of Secondary Hwy 616 and Rge Rd 45 on the North side of the Hwy. Lodgepole……….. Located on Secondary Hwy 620, 600m past the intersec on of Secondary Hwy 753 on the South side of Secondary Hwy 620.

*Drayton Valley… Hwy 22 and Rge Rd 74A directly West of Boston Pizza, follow Rge Rd 74A for 800m

*Please Note that the Drayton Valley Aspen Waste Facility is not a County run transfer sta on and fees will apply