Recycle Curbside:  Mix junk mail with assorted paper, boxboard and newspaper and place loose in a recycling bin separate from other curbside recyclables. 

Note:  Plain white office paper can be mixed in but has a higher value and is accepted separately at The Recycling Shed.  (See Recycling Shed for more details.) 

ARE YOU TIRED OF ALL THOSE MAGAZINES & CATALOGS? 

THOUGHT THEY WOULD STOP AFTER CHRISTMAS?

Try This:

Register for DMA's Mail Preference Service

Register online: https//dmaconsumers.org/cgi/offmailing

Or send a postcard or letter that includes your name, home address, signature and $1.00 check or money order payable to DMA to:

You should start to see the amount of junk mail begin to decrease in around 3-4 months.  Your registration lasts for 5 years.

Other possibilities:

 First Class Mail - Cross out the address and bar code, circle the first class postage and write "Refused: Return to Sender."

Bulk Mail - If "Address correction requested" is written on the label, then circle and treat like first class mail.

Catalogs - Go to www.catalogchoice.org.  Catalog Choice is a free service that lets you decline paper catalogs you no longer wish to receive.

Receiving too many of your favorite catalogs?  Call and request quarterly catalogs.