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• ADMINISTRATION
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  • Sale for taxes
  • Renovation programs
  • Contract Management
• AGRIFOOD
  • Agrifood
  • L’ARTERRE Project
• BROME-MISSISQUOI PACT
  (RURAL PACT)
  • Support Policy for
    Structuring Projects to
    Improve Living
    Environments
  • Call for projects
• CULTURE & HERITAGE
  • Cultural directory
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  • Brome-Missisquoi Notebooks
  • Cultural policy
  • Cultural funds
• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
• LAND EVALUATION
  • Assessment role
  • Information
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• FORESTRY
  • Regional forestry service
  • Temporary bridge project
  • Useful links
• QUARRIES & SAND PITS
  • Annual estimate
    
  • Operator's Declaration
• HEALTH
  • Brome-Missisquoi is recruiting doctors
  • Youth in motion Brome-Missisquoi
• PUBLIC SECURITY
  • Fire
  • Police
• TERRITORIAL MANAGEMENT
  • Urban planning
  • Geomatics
  • Ongoing issues
• TRANSPORT
  • Paratransit
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  • KDC Employees
  • Other services
• WASTE MANAGEMENT
  • Ecocentres
  • Policies
  • Management plan
  • The Régie and its services
  • Recycling (blue bin)
  • Organic matter (brown bin)
  • Compost materials
  • Directory of recyclers
  • Industries, Businesses and Institutions
• WATER MANAGEMENT
  • Waterways
  • Policies and Regulations
  • Shoreline nursery

 

 

WASTE MANAGEMENT    Recycling (blue box)

Awareness campaign on recycling

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The styrofoam and the #6 plastic are not recyclable, put them in the garbage bin.

Recycling (blue bin)

The residents of the 21 municipalities of Brome-Missisquoi have access to a door-to-door recycling program. The region’s recyclable materials are sent to the sorting centres Sani-Eco in Granby or Recuperation 2000 in Cowansville. In 2015 nearly 7,000 tons of materials were picked up through the blue containers, an increase of more than 2% compared to 2014.

To help guide you concerning materials that are accepted or refused in your blue container, consult the recreer.ca website.

Composting, recycling and ecocentres sessions

New free sessions will be offered in Spring 2016. You will have more information about what to put in your blue bin, what to bring to the ecocentres and how to compost effortlessly.  More information to come.