


You can contact Julia by email at or via Twitter. Julia Felton is a Tribune-Review staff writer. After the remaining ones go out, the city will have distributed more than 100,000 bins. The city began distributing its new recycling bins in the fall of 2020. People can request the smaller bins by contacting the 311 City Response Center. Smaller, 18-gallon totes also are available as an alternative. Clean cardboard must be flattened, boxed and set out next to the bin.Įrie-based Rehrig Pacific Company manufactures and distributes the bins. People can use the recycling bins for glass and plastic bottles, jugs and jars with their lids removed, aluminum and steel cans and mixed paper. Residents using the blue bins should loosely place recyclables in the bin without plastic bags, which can jam equipment at processing facilities, officials said. Connect the USB Type-A connector into a USB port on your topside computer. Insert the USB Type-B connector end of the included cable into the Type-B port on the back of the FXTI. Blue recycle bins with recycle symbol for paper isolated on blank. The final bins will go to homes in the city’s northern and western neighborhoods, officials said Thursday. Rotate the connector head clockwise until the connector locks in place and the GREEN LOCK symbol is in the 12 o’clock position. Download royalty-free stock photos, vectors, HD footage and more on Adobe Stock. The city has been distributing bins as part of the city’s yearslong effort to transition from a bag-based recycling program to a bin-based one. The city’s Department of Public Works Environmental Services Bureau will begin the final phase of distributing the 32-gallon blue curbside recycling bins Tuesday. Pittsburgh residents who have yet to receive blue recycling bins will get theirs in the coming weeks, city officials said.
