Recycling

All County of Wetaskiwin transfer stations are registered collection sites for electronics and paint through the Alberta Recycling Program.

Alberta Recycling Electronics Expanded

On May 11, 2020, the Alberta Environment Minister announced its approval of ARMA’s Electronics Expansion Pilot Project.
September 1, 2020 all County of Wetaskiwin transfer stations began accepting the expanded list of electronics. This pilot program will be available for two years.
Visit ARMA’s Electronics Expansion Pilot Project for more information about this program or Alberta Recycling Expanded Electronics for the list of acceptable items.

4-H clubs are able to fundraise through the Alberta Recycling tire collection initiative. Contact Alberta Recycling for details in participating in this program.
Buck Lake, Gwynne, Lakedell and Mulhurst transfer stations are registered tire collection sites.
4-H clubs are required to provide at least a week’s notice by emailing Public Works to ensure that bins are in place or the tire marshalling areas cleared out before a large amount of tires arrive at our sites. This notice provides the drop-off of the tires to go more smoothly for the 4-H club and the transfer station attendants.
ALL RIMS MUST BE REMOVED. The tire processor will not accept any tires with rims.

County residents are also able to utilize the City of Wetaskiwin Recycling Depot.