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A list of contact information for various recycling and disposal services in Albuquerque, including details for computers, small appliances, cylinders, fire extinguishers, medicines, metals, needles, paper, smoke detectors, tires, and white goods.
Notice from the San Miguel County, New Mexico, government about hazardous waste disposal with a large red diagonal stamp reading 'TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUED'. The notice states a $20 fee accepted only at the main landfill site on Iris Road NE in Rio Rancho for specific residential hazardous waste items, and lists materials not accepted.
Sign for County Landfill in Sandoval County, New Mexico, showing rates and fees for various waste disposal and transfer services, including bag, bed, tire, appliance, household waste, mattress, TV, and green waste handling.
A flyer titled 'Free Services Available to Residents' with information about waste management services in Rio Rancho. The flyer includes a phone number, website, and email for scheduling waste pickups and recycling drop-offs. It features the Waste Management logo at the bottom. To the right, there is a photo of a front door with a pile of household waste and recycling containers outside.
Advertisement for PNM encouraging recycling of old refrigerators or freezers for a $75 reward. It explains a three-step process: schedule pickup online or by phone, they pick up and haul away the old appliance, and PNM recycles it and mails a $75 check.
A letter from ACT Environmental Services outlining hazardous waste collection center hours and accepted items, with a large red "REPORTED CLOSED" stamp across it.

Local news segment on household hazardous waste in Albuquerque

Local news segment on recycling electronics in Albuquerque.

A cartoon character dressed as a trash collector named Greg, standing next to a green garbage truck with the text "JunkOutNM.com" on his hat. The truck is filled with various discarded items like furniture, electronic devices, and boxes.