Recognizing Hamilton ON as a clean & green city where people take responsibility for, and pride in, the environments in which they live, work, and play.
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Want to learn more about #Hamonts Butt Blitz on April 27th? Check out this short video with Rochelle Byrne: cable14now.com/video-on-dema… cable14now.com/video-on-dema…
Can’t make it to the Butt Blitz on April 27? Cigarette butt cleanup supplies (1 zipper top bag and 4 nitrile gloves) are included in your cleanup supply package for Team Up to Clean Up this year. To learn more and register, visit... hamilton.ca/teamuptocleanup
Tim Bolen from CHCH TV spent the morning with Catharine McCausland, Manager of Recycling & Waste Disposal to learn more about what can and cannot be recycled in Hamilton. Watch it here: chch.com/reduce-reuse-recycl… chch.com/reduce-reuse-recycl…
Did you know many plastic products are not recyclable? Black coloured plastics, styrofoam and coffee cup lids are just a few examples, find out more at: hamilton.ca/bluebox
Getting takeout? Request paper containers over plastic as black plastic is no longer recycleable. Learn more at: hamilton.ca/waste hamilton.ca/waste
For more information visit Hamilton.ca/yardwaste facebook.com/cleangreenhamil…
As of today, leaf and yard waste, including grass clippings, is no longer accepted in green bins. Instead, please use a brown paper bag or an open top rigid reusable container marked with a free yard waste sticker. Learn more: Hamilton.ca/yardwaste hamilton.ca/yardwaste
Starting April 1, only food scraps and soiled paper products (napkins/pizza boxes) will be accepted in your GREEN BIN - leaf and yard waste must go in separate brown paper bags or open-top reusable containers. Learn more: hamilton.ca/yardwaste hamilton.ca/yardwaste
Starting April 1, LEAF and YARD waste will no longer be accepted in your green bin. Please use a brown paper bag or an open top rigid reusable container marked with a FREE City of Hamilton Yard Waste Sticker instead. More info: Hamilton.ca/yardwaste... hamilton.ca/yardwaste
Effective April 1, LEAF and YARD waste - including grass clippings - will not be accepted in green bins. Green bins should only be used for food scraps and soiled paper products. Learn more: hamilton.ca/yardwaste #HamOnt hamilton.ca/yardwaste
Want to host a community clean-up project in your neighbourhood? Our Team Up To Clean Up program provides all the tools you need to run a community cleanup including gloves, recycling bags and specially marked garbage bags. Details:... hamilton.ca/teamuptocleanup
A great seminar. We have two more to come. Check out our website hamiltoncemeteries.ca for all of our events facebook.com/story.php?story…
Starting April 1, only food scraps and soiled paper products (napkins/pizza boxes) will be accepted in your GREEN BIN. Leaf and yard waste must go in separate brown paper bags or open-top reusable containers marked with a free yard waste sticker. youtube.com/attribution_link…
Starting April 1, LEAF and YARD waste will no longer be accepted in your green bin. Please use a brown paper bag or an open top rigid reusable container marked with a FREE City of Hamilton Yard Waste Sticker instead. More info: Hamilton.ca/yardwaste... hamilton.ca/yardwaste