There is a dumpster in each area of Raintree, and one location for recyclable materials. Do NOT leave trash or large items around the dumpster, and only place recyclable items in the recycling area. Refer to the list in this article to locate which dumpster you should use.
Each dumpster gate is marked with a letter. Identify your address below to locate which dumpster you should use. The recycling area is marked with the letter D. If you are unsure which building you live in, refer to the Raintree Phase Map.
Fines will be issued if trash and large items are not handled properly.
DUMPSTER “A”
Location: Clubview Drive
- Building 5: 2901-2921 Clubview
- Building 4: 2951-2967 Clubview
- Building 3: 3001-3021 Clubview
- Building 1: 3002-3016 Clubview
- Building 2: 3031-3041 Clubview
- Building 27: 6200-6214 Sunnyvale
DUMPSTER “B”
Location: Raintree Drive
- Building 6: 2950-2966 Clubview
- Building 8: 2909-2923 Marshfield
- Building 7: 2951-2967 Marshfield
- Building 12: 6200-6216 Raintree
- Building 14: 6114-6132 Raintree
- Building 13: 6134-6148 Raintree
DUMPSTER “C”
Location: Cottage Grove
- Building 9: 2909-2923 Claremont
- Building 11: 2924-2938 Claremont
- Building 10: 2900-2922 Cottage Grove
- Building 16: 2924-2946 Cottage Grove
- Building 15: 2949-2971 Cottage Grove
RECYCLING AREA “D”
Location: Raintree Drive
The recycling area is for all residents. Please be advised that not all items are recyclable in this area, so please recycle responsibly. Keep the area clean.
The following items can be recycled in this area:
- Aluminum cans
- Plastic bottles
- Glass bottles
- Newspaper
- Magazines
- Paper items
- Plastic containers
- Cardboard (must be broken down to fit in bin)
Although Raintree only accepts the above recyclable items, there are many other ways to recycle household waste to keep unwanted trash out of the landfill.
Plastic bags: Plastic bags can be recycled at Publix. There is a drop-off location at the entrance.
Batteries/Electronics/Tech Trash/Small Appliances: Best Buy accepts lots of tech trash from appliances to old phone cords. Visit their website for more information.
Paint/Other Hazardous Waste: The City of Orlando offers several drop-off locations for hazardous waste. Household hazardous waste is defined as any product that includes any of the following words on its label: Flammable, Poison, Warning, Corrosive, Explosive, Danger, Pesticide, Caustic or Acid.
Prescription Drugs: Drugs are actually considered hazardous waste. Do not flush them down the toilet or throw them away. Drop off any unwanted prescription drugs at the nearest Orange Country Sheriff’s station.
Unwanted Furniture/Mattresses: Consider donating unwanted furniture to charities like The Salvation Army or Goodwill. About 90-95% of a mattress can be recycled. Mustard Seed of Central Florida will take your old mattress and recycle it for you!
Large Appliances: These items must be transported to a landfill. If you are replacing an appliance, more than likely your installer will remove it. However, if you find yourself trying to get rid of a fridge that will not fit inside the dumpster, you must call the City of Orlando Solid Waste Department at 407-246-2314 to schedule a pick-up.
Clothing: Don’t put clothing into the dumpster. Clothing is highly recyclable. Donate to a charity or for more convenience, textiles can be dropped in one of the orange bins operated by ATRS, American Textile Recycling Service. Not all donation bins are alike! This group only recycles clothing and unwanted textiles.
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