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Around Town & Parks
Where and what to recycle when you are
shopping, playing, and strolling about town.
The City has put recycling bins in some public areas and plans to expand into streets, paseos, and parks. Get to know your public recycling bins and what goes in them by reading the sections below.
What Goes in the Public Recycling Bins?
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Clean and Dry Paper |
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Plastic Bags |
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Paper Bags |
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Cups (all types) |
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Newspaper |
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Lids or Straws |
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Small Boxes |
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Fast Food Wrappers |
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Aluminum and Steel Cans |
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Plastic Wrap |
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Plastic Bottles |
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Plastic Packaging |
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Glass Bottles |
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Where are the Recycling Bins?
City Streets |
Recycling bins are next to trash cans on both sides of State Street from Victoria St. to Cota St.
Both the trash and recycling bins are green, but the recycling bin has dark blue chasing arrows on the lid.
The trash bin has a round hole and the recycling bin has a triangular one. 
 On other streets, the recycling container is blue, and the trash container is green.
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Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens |
Recycling bins are next to trash cans throughout the park. Trash cans have round holes and recycling bins have blue lids with a slot for paper and a hole for cans and bottles. |
Chase Palm Park
Recycling bins are next to trash cans throughout the park. Trash cans have round holes and recycling bins have blue lids with a slot for paper and a hole for cans and bottles. |
Ledbetter Beach Park
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Recycling bins are next to trash cans throughout the park. Trash cans are green and recycling bins are blue with the chasing arrows symbol. |
Santa Barbara Community Golf Course
Look for the chasing arrows symbol to identify recycling bins. |
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