The Recycling bins will accept paper, plastic, and aluminum. Glass will not be taken at these locations.
The parish has contracted with SWDI, a local garbage collector, to provide the recycling bins at the locations and will be responsible for picking up the bins on an as needed basis.
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The free drop-off locations won the poll by 56 percent. The bins at the following locations will be picked-up monthly until the need increases for additional pick-ups per month. The funding for the program is being taken from the parish’s Solid Waste Account.
The locations are:
Westside Fire Station “
3347 Hwy. 18
Edgard
Edgard Courthouse -
2393 Hwy 18
Edgard
Service Center
492 Historic Main St.
Garyville
Community Action Center
128 Central Ave
Reserve
Percy Hebert Building
1801 W. Airline Hwy.
LaPlace
Service Center
102 E. Airline Hwy.
LaPlace
St. Andrews Fire Station
1703 St. Andrews Blvd.
LaPlace
The Recycling program is a part of the ‘Keep St. John Beautiful’ program kicked off by Parish President Bill Hubbard in April 2008.
“I hope the residents of St. John will use this program, it is one more way we can get St. John cleaner and keep it beautiful,” said Parish President Bill Hubbard.
The parish will be going to the local schools to educate the children of the parish on recycling and the need for picking up our trash. Information, including a map of the locations, can be found at the parish website, www.sjbparish.com.




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