Attention DOS customers: These items are not accepted while the barn is temporarily closed: Lightbulbs, EPS (styrofoam), Plastic bags/film, Antifreeze, Vegetable oil, Motor oil. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding.
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Zero Waste Holiday Guide
Transform your holiday planning stress into comfort by following these zero waste tips and ideas from Recycle Ann Arbor's zero waste holiday guide. This guide will help you spread joy instead of waste this holiday… read more
6 Winter Curbside Recycling Readiness Tips
The winter season has arrived, bringing with it swirling snowflakes and crackling fireplaces. Whether it's wet, dry, snowy, or sunny outside, your Recycle Ann Arbor Curbside Pick-Up Team is here to provide you with these… read more
Recycling Tip for Better Results: Plastic Bags and Plastic Film
Plastic bags and plastic film have unfortunately become synonymous with our society's reliance on items of convenience and single-serve packaging. It’s sometimes hard to say, “no plastic bag, please,” and even more… read more
Press ReleaseRecycle Ann Arbor holds ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Mike Levine EcoPark to honor namesake
On August 2, 2023, Recycle Ann Arbor (RAA) held a ribbon cutting ceremony on the front lawn of the Mike Levine EcoPark, located at 7891 Jackson Rd, Ann Arbor, to honor RAA supporter, and EcoPark namesake, Mike Levine.… read more
Testing New Collection Routes
RAA is dedicated to ensuring recycling is picked up in a timely, fuel efficient manner. With that in mind, we will begin testing our new collection routes on April 3rd. Your current service day will remain the same, but… read more
Press ReleaseMission-Based Recyclers Denounce Plastics-to-Fuel Technologies as False Solutions, Urge Lawmakers to Focus on Three Policy Pillars to Address Plastic Pollution Cris
Recycle Ann Arbor (RAA) is a founding member of the Alliance of Mission-Based Recyclers (AMBR), which today released two reports staking out a clear position against policies that promote "chemical recycling." The… read more