• Appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, freezers and old air conditioners have a fee for the safe removal of the Freon. Other appliances such as washers and dyers maybe picked up by Republic Services for free.
• Bike Project - Donate your used bicycles and bicycle parts to CMF to be rebuilt into new bicycles. Refurbished bikes are donated to the community.
• Bottles & Cans Recycling - California Redemption Value buyback locations in Fairfield. A list of where to return your bottles and cans to receive the CRV redemption.
• Carpet Recycling - Zanker recycles all types of carpet and pads are accepted. Material must be dry and clean.
• Cartridges for Kids - Get paid to recycle empty cartridges, toner and electronics. Raise money for your school, charity or business. They even provide free shipping labels call 1-800-420-0235.
• Ceiling Tile Recycling - Contact the Armstrong Recycling Center at 1-877-276-7876 for more information and locations.
• Earth911.com - A great resource to search for locations to take your recyclables.
• Flags / Retiring an American Flag - There are several ways to retire an American Flag.
• Food Industry Donations - Solano Food Bank accepts large and small donations of food products.
• Solano Food Bank accepts fruit and produce donations from your home garden. They can also assist to find a group to pick fruit from trees.
• Goodwill Industries - Donate clothing, household items, and e-waste - 707-864-1331
• Hazardous Waste Recycling and Disposal for Businesses
• Mattress, Futon Mattresses, & Box Spring Recycling is available through Bye Bye Mattress at The Wilkerson Company located at 1064 Horizon Drive, Fairfield. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. & Saturday by events only For more information call 707-759-4613
• Medication - Unwanted or expired medication can be dropped off free in bins located in the lobby of participating pharmacies. Please contact Don't Rush to Flush for more information. You may also sign up to be notified when the next Prescription Take-Back Event will be scheduled in the area.
• Medical Equipment - Donate medical equipment you no longer need such as medical beds, walkers, crutches to families in need. Pickup maybe arranged by calling Jackson Medical Supply at 707-446-7014.
• Motorcycles - Recycle Motorcycle Oil. See Ryder Cycle for information on riding events.
• Paint Care - Product Stewardship charges a fee from the paint you purchase to pay for the recycling. Paint Care has drop-off sites where the public can take unwanted, leftover items such as paint, varnishes, and concrete waterproofing. Visit the website for a complete list and drop off locations.
• Plastic Bag and Film Recycling - Find locations at nearby retail stores to drop off plastic film and bags.
• Recycling Theft - Unauthorized Collection Flyer - Dumpster diving, scavenging, and removing items from carts and bins set out by residents and businesses is illegal in the city of Fairfield.
• ReStore Solano-Napa Habitat for Humanity - Offers deconstruction services for large construction projects. They also accept furniture, appliances, and large home items.
• Smoke Detectors - There are two types of smoke detectors, do you know which you have?
• Solano County Family Resource Association - Donate household items to foster children who are over 18 and are starting out their new lives. For more information Visit: SolanoCountyRFA.org
• Solano Food Bank - Donate Food to Solano Food Bank. The Fairfield Warehouse is located at 2339 Courage Drive-Suite F. Call 925-408-4459 for information.
• Solano Recycling Guide - A countywide guide to find locations to recycle or donate unneeded items. Please see the online magazine or download your own PDF version
• Thermostat Recycling - Older thermostats may contain mercury. It is illegal to put them in the trash. You can recycle old thermostats free at two locations in Fairfield.
• United Cerebral Palsy of North Bay - Donate small household items, used clothing and e-waste - 800-423-9350 x5

• Free Confidential Paper Shredding & E-Waste and Used Clothing Drop Off - Free events for local residents and businesses March - October. Can't wait? Contact Gone for Good for more information on complete document destruction services. Contact Bruce Mullenix at 707-430-4380 x5 or e-mail GotRecycling@UCPNB.org.

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• 2011 Franchise Agreement
• 2016 Franchise Amendment
• Solid Waste and Recyclable Collection Services Ordinance (Fairfield Municipal Code Chapter 9)

Businesses may request a permit for limited hauling of recyclables and debris of 4 cubic yards or less, if the hauling is not the primary business, and is done in conjunction with other services such as clearing debris or homes. An Authorized C&D Hauler must be used for larger quantities or to put down debris bins.

• Limited Hauling Application Form
• 2015 Fee
• Resolution 2013-28

• Self-Haul Permit Application
• 2016 Fee
• Self-Haul Procedures