FAQ
What Items does the
Mission Recycling Depot
take?
· Beverage
containers (refundable)
· Paper (phone books,
catalogues, newspapers,
office paper, magazines)
· Glass Bottles & Jars
(food, mayo, salad
dressing, NO broken
glass please.)
· Tin & Aluminum (Food,
soup, coffee, pet food)
· Plastics ( all rigid
#1, #2, #5) (containers,
bottles, tubes, pails,
jugs, NO Lids please and
NO motor oil)
· Cardboard (cereal,
tissue, cracker boxes)
· Please keep
recyclables CLEAN and
DRY and FLATTEN items.
Where do I take my
unwanted electronic products in Mission,
BC?
Televisions, computers, fax machines and
other electronic devices can be taken to
the
Mission Recycling Center located at 7229
Mershon St. For more information about
Mission’s recycling program visit
(HERE)
The Bottle
Depot, located at 7260 Park St. is Encorp’s collection site in Mission OR
items can be taken to the Valley Rd.
Abbotsford Recycling Center. For more
information visit (HERE)
Where do I take my
used oil can containers?
In Mission, you can
take your used oil
containers to Cedar
Valley Alignment,
located on Mershon St.,
(North from Harbour
Ave.)
Where do old
household batteries go?
Currently The Mission
Recycling Depot located at 7229 Mershon
St. accepts used household batteries.
Also, NuLife Industries Inc. located in
Port Kells will take your used batteries
(1-800-247-6724).
For Recycling
Inquires…
If you are having
difficulty finding out
how to dispose of
peculiar recyclable
items or trying to find
product alternatives– we
suggest you try the
Recycling Hotline at
1-800-667-4321.
They are very helpful!
For questions concerning the recycling
program in Mission, visit the District
of Mission’s
web page
What should I do if I
spot an illegal dumping?
The District of
Mission- Public Works
takes care of all large
illegal dumping items.
They have staff that
deal with the illegal
dumping on a regular
basis. So please give
Public Works a call to
report any illegal
dumping activity at
(604) 820-3761. Illegal dumping includes
anything from old
couches, tires, several
garbage bags, large
garbage items, etc.
What other Cities in
the Lower Mainland have
Adopt-A-Street Programs?
Click (here)
