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 DID
YOU KNOW...
that by recycling your old cell phone through KIB you also make a
donation toward our projects?
Everyone knows that it's vitally important to keep
precious metals and toxic materials out of our landfills.
You can help accomplish this AND make a contribution toward
Keeping Indianapolis Beautiful!!
1, 2, 3 easy steps...
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EVENT RECYCLING TEAM
NEEDS YOU!
Check Back For
Upcoming Events!
LEARN MORE
ABOUT
EVENT
RECYCLING TEAM! |
 The City of Indianapolis and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful,
Inc. are pleased to announce the
Event Recycling Team, a
volunteer-based effort to raise awareness about recycling in the community
and to provide citizens immediate opportunities to recycle. |
 ReArtFormation
II is Recycle Indianapolis' second recycled art program. This year's
program is a call for designs of pedestrian recycling bins for the Broad
Ripple Area. Amateur and professional artists, 18 years of age or older,
who live in Marion County, are invited to submit designs for pedestrian
recycling bins that will be made from materials that would otherwise be
disposed of in the trash.
Click here to learn more. |
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Paper Recycling
In partnership with Kroger and
AbitibiBowater, you can support
KIB by recycling paper (newspapers, magazines, shopping
catalogs and mail) at all Central Indiana Kroger locations.
Click here
to read more about this new KIB and Kroger
environmental partnership.
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Where can I recycle phone books?
As of July 2008: There
are now FOUR locations where you can drop off phone books to be recycled in
Indianapolis!!
Thanks to our partners
for offering these phone book recycling options to Indy residents!! |
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Interested in doing your part to
protect our environment?
Indianapolis Power & Light Company (IPL) offers its
customers the option to support electricity generated
from clean, renewable energy sources!
Click here to
sign up/request information about
IPL's
Green Power Option for Renewable Energy
Let's Keep Indianapolis Beautiful!
Be GREEN! |
Recycle Indianapolis Program
Drop-off Locations
The Recycle Indianapolis
Program is a partnership between the City of Indianapolis and Keep
Indianapolis Beautiful. In 2006, residents recycled nearly 13
million pounds of material through this program. The program accepts steel
and aluminum food and beverage cans, empty aerosol cans, green,
brown and clear glass, #1 and #2 plastics, and newspapers.
There are 27 sites around the city available for residents to
drop off recyclables.
Click here for Recycle
Indianapolis locations and accepted materials.
Click now for our
Frequently Asked Questions about the
Recycle Indianapolis Program,
including information on newspapers, bottle tops, plastic
bags, etc.
Recycle
and Reuse Guide
Tells you where you can recycle
anything from appliances
to yard waste!
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful maintains the Recycle and Reuse Guide to
inform residents of local companies and organizations that collect
materials for recycling/reuse. For information regarding recycling
anything from antifreeze to plastics, cardboard to vinyl siding, visit
our Recycle
and Reuse Guide page.
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RESOURCES AND RELATED LINKS
For more recycling
information check out the Indiana Recycling Coalition.
If you’d like further information,
please call Tammy Stevens at 317.264.7555 ext. 116
or send her email at tstevens@kibi.org.
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