Recycling

Summit Township is excited to announce the return of curbside recycling!

  • The new program allows each residential household to have their recycling collected by their current trash hauler. The fee for this service will be added to your trash bill. Your hauler will be providing information regarding cost, start date, and pickup day.
  • Each residential household will receive a free 65-gallon recycling toter delivered by Rehrig Pacific the last week of March. If, by chance, the toter has not been delivered before your first recycling pickup day, please use your current recycling bin or any other bin you may have that is clearly marked recycling. Residents can request an additional toter for $55.00 by contacting the township office at 814-868-9686.
  • Properly sort your recyclable materials from your trash and ensure all items are loose in the toter; no bagged items are allowed.
  • Allowable items include: newspaper, full-size office paper, cardboard, paperboard boxes, plastic bottles, plastic jugs, plastic jars, aluminum drink cans, and metal food cans.

Please contribute to making our recycling program a success. Together, we can create a healthier planet for ourselves and future generations.

Thank you!
Summit Township Board of Supervisors

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Glass Recycling

Summit Township has partnered with Bayfront Glass, LLC to provide glass recycling to Summit Township residents. Bins are placed next to the Township Garage at 8900 Old French Road. Please follow the instructions that are posted on the bins

Plastic Bag Recycling

The Summit Lions Club has placed bins at the Summit Township Municipal Building to collect plastic bags for recycling. For every 500 lbs. collected, the community will receive a bench for everyone to enjoy.

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Retire an American Flag

Bring in your worn American Flags and they will be retired by members of the Boy Scouts of America ceremoniously in a dignified and respectful manner.

Eyeglass & Hearing Aid Recycling

Since 1925, Lions International has been a champion in helping combat vision impairment and blindness. With this same conviction, Lions have also been a force in providing medical care and education to help prevent hearing loss.
You can help by bringing in your used eyeglasses and hearing aids.