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In 2008, a total of 400.68 metric tonnes were received in the Greenbox from the residents of Carleton and Victoria Counties. If you are not yet participating in the program, why not consider doing so.
Here are a few tips:
Setting up containers in your home will make it simpler for the whole family to recycle. The containers can be simple boxes or commercial containers. These can be colour-coded or be marked so that everyone knows what goes in each container. Set a practical time to drop-off the recyclables you collected at your community recycling depot.
Thanks to the support of local businesses, Towns, and Villages, you have access to a conveniently located recycling depot in your community.
Recycling for the Valley- List of Community Recycling Depots
- Bath: K.C.’s Place, 332 Main Street
- Florenceville~Bristol (2 sites): - Carleton Cooperative Store, 9 Main Street
- Northern Carleton Civic Centre, 40 McCain Street
- Centreville: McAuley’s Transfer , 698 Central Street
- Debec: Arthur Golding’s property across from Field of Dreams Recreation Park
- Glassville: Chris Allan property, 8569 Route 107, Juniper Road
- Grafton: Route 105, next to NB Power Sub-station
- Hartland: Main Street, next to United Baptist Church
- New Denmark: Hansen's Meat Shop, 3037 Route 108
- Perth-Andover (2 sites) - River Valley Civic Centre, 11 School Street
- 26 Armstrong Street
- Plaster Rock: 97 Girouard Street
- Woodstock ( 2 sites) - Atlantic Superstore, 350 Connell Street
- 138 Houlton Street
- Woodstock First Nation, Lobster & Meat Shack, 38 Maliseet Drive
- Tobique First Nation: Maliseet Gas Bar, 13094 Route 1
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