Recycling in Plymouth
Manomet Transfer Station
Effective April 2, 2018, the town will require glass to be separated from the commingled (tin, plastic, steel & aluminum) material brought into the Transfer Station.
A separate container for the disposal of glass will be labeled as such and made available for this purpose.
Make sure you are recycling the right way.
Below is a Plymouth recycling guide for all items that can be recycled and properly disposed
Contact Information
MANOMET TRANSFER STATION
350 Beaver Dam Rd. – Manomet
508-830-4162 x100
OPEN:
Friday-Tuesday, 8:00 AM – 4 PM
Available to all residents with a current Transfer Station Access or Recycling Only Sticker.
HAZARDOUS WASTE COORDINATOR
Marine & Environmental Affairs
508-747-1629 x10201
HAZARDOUS PRODUCT DISPOSAL
SSRC
781-329-8318
SSRC BOARD MEMBERS
Jonathan Beder
DPW Director
Kerin McCall, Hazardous Waste Manager
Marine and Environmental Management Department
Plymouth Recycling Guide
If you don’t see an item here that you need to recycle, donate, dispose of properly, or for other recycling options, visit the following pages:
RECYCLING A-Z
RECYCLING HOW-TO
WASTE BAN REGULATIONS
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ACCEPTED
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS MATERIAL NOT ACCEPTED
| MATERIAL | INCLUDES | INSTRUCTIONS |
| Appliances | Freon: $20 each Non-Freon: $10 each | |
| Automotive | Antifreeze Batteries Oil (no contaminants) | |
| Batteries (Rechargeable) | Cell Phone Batteries Rechargeable Batteries | |
| Clothes | All Clothing and Shoes | |
| Cardboard (Corrugated) | Clean Corrugated cardboard Boxes Pizza boxes (with greasy liner removeed) | EXCLUDE: Dirty, greasy or waxed cardboard |
| Fluorescent Lights | All Types | |
| Glass | Bottles Jars | EXCLUDE: Broken glass Cups Dishes Plates Pyrex Glass windows Light bulbs Ceramics Mirrors Crystal |
| Grass Clippings and Leaves | Grass Clippings Leaves | |
| Mercury | Fluorescent bulbs Thermometers Other mercury Products | |
| Newspaper | Newspaper Inserts | |
| Paper (Mixed) | Mail and envelopes Magazines & catalogs Paperboard (cereal boxes, shoe boxes) Office paper Writing or ledger paper Paperback books Paper bags Greeting cards Wrapping paper Shredded paper (Put in a paper bag) Staples, paperclips, spirals & plastic windows are OK | EXCLUDE: Paper towels Facial tissues Napkins Cigarette packs Candy wrappers Waxed or plastic-coated paper oiled paper Wrapping tissue paper Foil wrapping paper Boxes with silver or foil coatings Dirty, greasy or plastic-coated items |
| Plastic | All Plastic Items numbered 1 to 7 | EXCLUDE: Cups Dishes Plates Pyrex Glass windows Light bulbs Ceramics Mirrors Crystal Plastic bags Food wrap Styrofoam Ice Cream Boxes Margarine or cream cheese boxes Automotive fluid bottles |
| Propane Tanks | $2 each | |
| Scrap Metal | Large and small items | |
| Tires | Car and Small Truck | $5 each (more in some cases) |
| TV and Computer Monitors | All Visual Monitors | $15 each |