Sustainability leaders in 15 St. Louis area cities and counties, along with recycling advocates, are hosting public collection sites for recycling plastic yard signs and their metal-stake holders.

Plastic election signs like these can be recycled. Now that the votes are in, you may be wondering what to do with that yard sign you had for your preferred candidate or issue. They don't have to ...

Ridwell, the Portland-area company recycling difficult-to-process items like light bulbs and plastic film, will collect election signs starting on Friday, Nov. 25, for free, running through December.

As for yard signs, all you have to do is pull them apart, separating the sign from the metal sticks. "You put the [sign] in the blue bin that you have at your curb, if you have that," Davis said.

That's because in 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled any law that restricts yard signs based on their content (for example, restricting only political signs) is unconstitutional.

Residential Recycling Programs: Paper yard signs can be placed in curbside recycling containers, and stretchy plastic signs can be recycled at retail locations which accept film plastics.

Corrugated, plastic lawn signs do not belong in recycling bins at home. So what can you do with them? Come Wednesday, campaign yard signs for this election cycle won’t be relevant anymore.

Plastic film signs can either be discarded or recycled at retail locations that accept plastics, such as grocery stores. Advertisement Residents can place the signs made of 100% cardboard in the ...

There will be a limit of three yard signs per household. Ridwell, which has 25,000 members in the Portland metro area, says it has so far diverted more than 6.6 million pounds from the waste ...