How to Recycle
Smarter Recycling Today for a Better Tomorrow
SoCal Recycling has been selected by Culver City to participate in a first of it’s kind mobile recycling program where the SoCal Recycling mobile recycling center will be available in different locations throughout Culver City on different days, making it easier for the community to recycle and redeem their recyclable materials.
Some Basic Rules
Those wishing to recycle their bottles and cans need to separate the material prior to arrival. Daily load limits are 25 pounds of aluminum, 25 pounds of plastic and 100 pounds of glass per vehicle.
Material should be placed in your trunk to optimize contactless recycling services. A mobile recycling technician will take the bags, weigh them and process the payment, so people don’t need to get out of their vehicles. Payments will be made at the mobile recycling location rather than asking people to go inside a store to get their money.
Walk-up customers will find spots to wait in near the collection truck at appropriate social distancing measurements. During the COVID-19 pandemic, face masks are still required, and recycling materials will need to be separated in bag
Allowed Recyclables
Recyclables include the following items packaged in aluminum, glass, plastic, or bimetal beverage containers.
- “Sport” Drinks
- Non-Carbonated Water
- Non-Carbonated Fruit Drinks
- Beer and Malt Beverages
- Wine Coolers & Distilled Spirit Coolers
- Carbonated Water
- Carbonated Soft Drinks
- Other Recyclables
- Carbonated Fruit Drinks
- Coffee & Tea Beverages
- Vegetable Juice (16 oz. and under)
Mobile Recycling
SoCal Recycling has been selected by Culver City to participate in a first of it’s kind mobile recycling program where the SoCal Recycling mobile recycling center will be available in different locations throughout Culver City on different days, making it easier for the community to recycle and redeem their recyclable materials.
