Curbside Pickup-drf

• Plastic containers and packaging including bottles, jugs, tubs and pails
  • Look for the arrow triangle
  • Leave caps and lids on
• Steel and aluminum food and beverage cans
• Glass bottles and jars
• Tetra Pak and gable top cartons
  • Juice boxes and cartons
  • Soup boxes
  • Milk cartons
• Paper
  • Newspapers, flyers, mail, magazines, paper
    • Note: Shredded paper should be placed in a clear, full-sizes (77 litre) plastic bag
  • Cardboard boxes and cartons
  • Cardboard egg cartons and paper tubes

• Plastic
  • Plastics bags and cellophane
  • Plastic without and arrow triangle like toothpaste tubes
  • Plastics that are not containers like toys, laundry baskets and plastic cutlery
  • Foam packaging, foam food and beverage containers and foam egg trays
• Metal
  • Aluminum foil products
  • Steel pots and pans
  • Scrap metal
• Disposable coffee cups and lids
• Glass
  • Drinking glasses, ceramics, cookware and lightbulbs
  • Mirrors, window glass, broken glass
• Syringes or needles
• Hazardous waste
• Cell phones
• Pharmaceuticals
• Batteries, including car catteries
• Paint
• Used motor oil
• Electronics
• Liquid agricultural containers
• Tires
• Propane tanks

The RM of St. Clements landfill and transfer stations accept free of charge:

• Electronic waste
• Motor oil
• Tires with no rim
• Auto batteries
• Propane tanks

The RM of St. Clements landfill and transfer stations accept for a fee:

• Regular or oversized tires on a rim

The RM of St. Clements landfill accepts for a fee:

• Fridges, freezers, A/C, water coolers

Green Manitoba has a webpage that will tell you where you can recycle most hazardous waste: http://greenmanitoba.ca/your-nearest-depot/

The Manitoba government has a new website that tells you where you can recycle everything: http://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/wastewise/index.html

RER (Responsible Electronics Recycling)

Collects electronic waste and household hazardous waste
511 Robinson Ave, Selkirk
(204)-482-2111
http://selkirklearningcentre.ca/rer.htm

• Hazardous waste
• Cell phones
• Pharmaceuticals
• Batteries, including car catteries
• Paint
• Used motor oil
• Electronics
• Liquid agricultural containers
• Tires
• Propane tanks
• Mattress/box spring, sofa chair, sofa, loveseat
• Fridges, freezers, A/C, water coolers

• Most waste items are accepted at Libau Landfill and some are accepted at transfer stations
• Below is a list of what items are accepted where and the fees
• Libau Landfill and all the transfer station accept cash or cheque only
• Interac or credit card payments are not accepted

If carts have a manufacturer’s defect, they are covered under warranty. If the contractor or the RM damage the carts, either the contractor or the RM will be responsible for the replacement. Otherwise, the resident is responsible for lost or stolen carts.

• Put your carts out by 7:00 am on your collection day, but no sooner than the night before
• Move your carts back onto your property soon as possible after they are emptied
• Between collections, store your carts in a safe place on your property

Annual Curbside Pickup Charge Per Home Over 5 Year Contract

The yearly fee will be added to your property tax bill, which is due on October 31 every year.

If you sign up during the year:

• You will pay an adjusted amount based on the number of months of pickup service you receive AND an administrative fee of $25
• You must pay this cost upfront
• You can pay online here or in-person at the municipal office at 1043 Kittson Road in East Selkirk
• You must sign up by the 21 day of the month to receive service the following month
• The following calendar year will be added to your annual property tax bill
• You will be charged annually for the service until the contract is over on June 31, 2023.

In the fall 2016 survey where we asked residents about proposed garbage and recycling pickup, the beaches area (including Grand Marais and Gull Lake) had the lowest interest in having curbside pickup with at least 45% of respondents saying they were “very uninterested” and “somewhat uninterested”. You can view these survey results here. If, at some point, enough residents in these areas express an interest in curbside pickup, Council would likely consider implementing it.

Only if it fits in your garbage cart.

No. Our pickup contractor, Emterra, sometimes uses a split body truck for pickup, which is a truck split down the middle that can accept recycling on one side and garbage on the other. The garbage is taken to Libau landfill and the recycling is taken to the recycling depot in Winnipeg.