Wildlife-proof Bins
All waste bins in Jasper are wildlife-proof. Dispose of household garbage in the large bins that are located in all residential and commercial areas in Jasper.
Municipal Recycling Depots
There are two recycling depots managed by the Municipality of Jasper. The following links will open google maps with the exact location of each depot:
Jasper Transfer Station
The Waste Transfer Station IS accepting the following items:
- Fridges (empty of food), stoves, dishwashers, dryers, air conditioners
please note that any appliances containing freon will have a $30 charge per appliance
The Waste Transfer Station is NOT accepting the following items:
- Household or yard furniture that was damaged by the fire
- Any burnt items
If a cleaning service or contractor is removing items like furniture, appliances, food, or mattresses from your home, these items must be taken to the West Yellowhead Regional Landfill in Hinton by the cleaning company. Before disposing of a fridge or freezer in Hinton, please ensure all food contents are removed.
Yard waste such as grass, trees, and branches can be taken to the S block in the industrial park.
Day | Hours |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
| Thursday | 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
| Friday | 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
| Saturday | 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | Closed |
2024 Holiday Hours:
Closed December 25, 26 and January 1.
Open 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. December 27
Facility operated by Parks Canada
| WHAT CAN I RECYCLE IN JASPER? | ||
|---|---|---|
Glass and Tin Glass jars and tin cans are accepted. Remove plastic lids and rinse out leftover food. | Mixed Paper | Cardboard Remove plastics or leftover food. Put compostable food containers in the cardboard recycling (they cannot be composted in Jasper). Please flatten boxes. No waved cardboard, it cannot be recycled. |
Grass and Yard Waste Yard waste can brought to either recycling depot. It will be introduced to our compost once collected. | Plastic We accept all hard plastics. Please empty containers and remove plastic film, metals (like a handle on a pail) or styrofoam. | Drinking Containers Anything you drink out of can be returned to the bottle depot for a refund. You can also leave drinking containers at the recycling bins by the Activity Centre. |
Small Batteries | Bicycle Tires Bicycle tires can be recycled at the Stan Wright Industrial Park. | Where can I recycle?
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Electronic Recycling Pilot Program
The Jasper Transfer Station accepts many home electronics for recycling. We are part of a pilot program through the Alberta Recycling Management Authority.
Please check the list to see what you can bring to the transfer station to be recycled.
What goes where:
| Type | Location |
| Cardboard, paper, newsprint, beverage containers, tin, glass, plastic, household batteries, organics, plastics, propane canisters (no aerosols). | Recycling Stations (Activity Centre parking lot and Stan Wright Industrial Park) |
| Yard waste and bicycle tires | Stan Wright Industrial Park location only |
| Household waste | Waste and kitchen compost bins throughout town |
| Beverage Containers | Beverage container bins located throughout town |
| E-waste (computers, cell phones, televisions), Household Hazardous Waste, tires, appliances, metal, wood and other large items (furniture, etc.) | Jasper Transfer Station |
There are beverage container recycling bins in various locations throughout town, including the S-Block and Activity Centre recycling depots.
Jasper Recycle Depot
The Jasper Recycle Depot has been lost in the 2024 Jasper Wildfire Complex.
Currently, we do not have a facility in Jasper where you can return your beverage containers for a refund deposit, however there are beverage container recycling bins in various locations throughout town, including the S-Block and Activity Centre recycling depots.
Garbage & Recycling Posters
Cardboard Drop-Off
You can drop off commercial cardboard Monday to Friday between 1:00 pm and 3:00pm.
- You can drop loads of cardboard directly to the Operations building located at 3 Compound Road in Jasper (east bay door)
- Please do not dump cardboard outside of business hours
- Please break down cardboard boxes during the public hours of operation
Frequently asked questions:
Q: What do I do with glossy paper?
A: You can put glossy paper in the mixed paper recycling bin. Large amounts are difficult for us to process, so call us ahead of time so we can prepare. Contact the operations department at: 780-852-3040
Q: What should I do with pizza boxes or other food boxes?
A: Pizza boxes that are clean and with minimal grease or food scraps can be placed in the cardboard recycling. If there is a lot of grease or food, it needs to go into the garbage.
Q: Where does a cardboard milk container go?
You can bring it to the bottle depot to collect a deposit. Or, you can put it in the mixed beverage container bin at the recycling depot.
Q: Where does a thin cardboard item (like a cereal box) go?
It goes in the cardboard recycling bin, even if it has a glossy coating.
Q: Where does a tetra pack container (like an Almond milk container) go?
If it contained a beverage, you can bring it to the bottle depot to collect a deposit. Or, it goes in the mixed beverage container bin at the recycling depot. If the container held something other than a beverage (for example a tetra pack of vegetable broth), it cannot be recycled and goes in the garbage.
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