Curbside Recycling Indefinitely, Inc. - GJ CRI

Curbside Recycling Indefinitely, Inc. - GJ CRI Residential Curbside recycling service is offered by the City of Grand Junction. We currently only offer a once-per-month service for $1.75 per month.
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GJ CRI offers residential curbside recycling service to single-family residences, and to multi-unit housing up to four-plexes. That charge can be added to the participant’s monthly City utility bill, or for customers who don’t receive a City bill, paid directly one year in advance for $21.00.

Address

333 West Avenue Bldg. G
Grand Junction, CO
81501

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19702564136

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Recycling Responsibly

GJ CRI is a locally owned and operated business. Residential curbside recycling is offered in partnership with the City of Grand Junction under the direction of the Solid Waste Management Department. All money derived from the sale of commodities collected at the curb is returned to the City to help offset program costs. All products listed in the Residential Recycling Guide are sent to market (never landfilled).

Curbside recycling was a new concept in western Colorado in 1989 when Mesa State College hosted a conference entitled “Think Globally, Act Locally”. In response to the interest of City Council members and the City Sanitation Supervisor, a local citizen, Steven Foss, volunteered to begin a pilot curbside recycling program. The purpose was to assess the community’s interest in such a program and determine its costs. Steve appropriately named the endeavor Curbside Recycling Indefinitely.

Residents in Spring Valley and downtown joined in the study by agreeing to sort their recyclables for collection each month. Tope Elementary teachers, students, and parents began to spread the word and soon routes were established throughout the City.