A Pedestrian Recycling Unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and slots for recycling items such as newspaper, magazines, aluminum cans, junk mail, and plastic and glass bottles.

The document below, "Contractors Guide to Recycling", provides recycling and waste prevention information for all builders, from the handyman to large commercial contractors. It is your handbook for saving money and resources by recycling and preventing waste on the job-site.

A Pedestrian Recycling Unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and slots for recycling items such as newspaper, magazines, aluminum cans, junk mail, and plastic and glass bottles.

A Pedestrian Recycling Unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and slots for recycling items such as newspaper, magazines, aluminum cans, junk mail, and plastic and glass bottles.

A pedestrian recycling unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and has slots for recycling items such as newspaper, magazines, junk mail, aluminum cans, and plastic and glass bottles.

A Pedestrian Recyling Unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and has slots for recycling items such as newspaper, magazine, junk mail, aluminum cans, and plastic and glass bottles.

A Pedestrian Recycling Unit (PRU) is an enclosure that houses newspaper racks and has slots for recycling items such as newspapers, magazines, junk mail, aluminum cans, and plastic and glass bottles.

The "Green Machine" was dedicated in 2007 as a large event recycling unit. Yampa Valley Recycles provided the funding to create this container that is easily transportable to various locations throughout the Yampa Valley. Waste Management provides the transport of this container.   Funding to service the Green Machine is provided by Routt County and Pinnacle Construction.

Yampa Valley Recycles (YVR) in partnership with Routt County and the City of Steamboat Springs is championing a community wide opportunity to "keep our mountains green" by reducing the use of plastic shopping bags. Plastic bags cause significant environmental damage, including harm to wildlife, combined with soil, water and air contamination.

The City Council Member's and the Routt County Commissioner's signed a proclamation proclaiming November 15, 2008 as America Recycles Day.