Palm Springs Recycling

Your recycling day is the same day as your waste pick-up. Please check the pick-up map online.

Residents are asked to separate their recyclables from other non-recyclable waste and set out for "once-a-week" collection. Simply place your recyclables in the blue recycle cart and place at the curb by 6:00 am.

Aluminum Beer Cans
Antifreeze Bottles
Assorted Food Jars and Bottles
Assorted Plastics
Baby Food Jars
Beer Bottles
Brochures
Cardboard
Catalogs
Cereal Boxes
Computer Paper
Condiment Jars
Crayon Drawings
Egg Cartons
Envelopes
Food Boxes
Fruit & Vegetable Cans
Jam & Jelly Jars
Juice Bottles
Juice Boxes
Juice Cans
Junk Mail
Metal Coat Hangers
Magazines
Mixed Paper
Milk Cartons
Newspapers
Pet Food Cans
Plastic Grocery Bags
Plastic Laundry Jugs
Plastic Soda Bottles
Plastic Wrap
Shampoo/Lotion Bottles
Soda/Beer Cartons
Soda Cans
Styrofoam
Telephone Books
Tissue Boxes
Wine & Liquor Bottles
Wrapping Paper
The list of items that can be recycled keeps growing.
Call our offices for information on what can be recycled.
Animal Waste
Bubble Wrap
Cactus
Concrete
Diapers
Dirt
Food Waste
Garden Hose
Kleenex
Light Bulbs
Lumber		 Padded Envelopes
Paper Towels
Yard Trimmings
Rocks
Sharps
Trash
Window Glass
Mirror Glass
Motor Oil
Nursery Pots
PLEASE NOTE: Carts containing these or other contaminants may be tagged and left uncollected.

Residential Recycling

The blue cart is the place for ALL of your recyclables. You don't need to separate paper from plastic, glass from metal, etc. Just place everything recyclable (including cardboard) into the blue cart.Recycling Blue Cart

On collection day, roll your cart to the pavement edge with the handle facing away from the street. Please keep the container at least 4 feet away from cars, light poles and mail boxes.

We collect your commingled recyclables with clean-burning CNG-powered vehicles and transport the recyclables to a Materials Recovery Facility where they are separated and then are shipped off to be processed into new products.


Recycling Containers

The first cart is provided free of charge. To get more information, simply call our "Recycle Hotline" 760-327-SAVE.

Why the Need to Recycle?

Palm Springs currently disposes approximately 48,000 tons of waste per year. In 1989, California State bill AB-939 mandated that all communities divert 50% of their waste by the year 2000. PSDS has continued to meet that goal and continues to promote recycling.


What about Green Waste Recycling?

Please review our Green Waste information.

Buy-Back Recycling Centers

There are a number of recycling buy-back centers in the Palm Springs area. You can visit CIWMB for a complete list of sites.

Palm Springs Recycling
280 Oasis Road
(760) 325-3377