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This Is Your 2014
Recycling/Trash Pickup Information
Vol. 9 No. 1 • Jan. 2014
Fifteen La Crosse County communities have joined to provide information about
their recycling and trash pickup programs. Inside you’ll find com­munity-specific
information on disposing of your household trash and recyclables.
www.cityoflacrosse.org
www.cityofonalaska.com
[email protected]
www.villageofbangor.com
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/TownOfBurns
www.townofcampbell.com
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/TownOfFarmington
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/TownOfGreenfield
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/TownOfHamilton
www.townofhollandwi.org
www.holmenwi.com
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/TownOfMedary
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/townofonalaska
www.townofshelby.com
www.westsalemwi.com
Important recycling
The 2014
For answers to questions, call La Crosse County HHM program,
785-9999 or visit our Web site:www.lacrossecounty.org/hhm
How Can I Safely Bring My Household Hazardous
Materials To The HHM Facility?
• If possible, bring items in their original containers, or clearly mark contents on container.
If you do not know what is in the container, tell the attendant.
• Tighten all covers and lids.
• NEVER MIX CHEMICALS! They may be fine separately, but together they could produce
toxic fumes, heat, cause a fire or explosion.
• If container is leaking, pack it separately it in a leak-proof container (i.e. pail or tub),
with absorbent material in the bottom.
• To ensure passenger safety, materials should not be loaded into the passenger
compartment of a vehicle.
• Put waste containers, upright, in a sturdy container and place them securely in the trunk
or back of a truck or van.
• Do not put different types of materials into a plastic bag.
• Read and follow all directions when you arrive at the Household Hazardous
Materials Facility.
Garage & Workshop
Acetone
Artist’s paint & media
Antifreeze
Auto body repair ­products
Automobile oil
Battery acid
Brake fluid
Car wax, solvent-based
Compressed gas cylinders
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Driveway sealer
Explosives
Fiberglass epoxy
Fluorescent light bulbs
Gasoline/oil mixtures
Gasoline & other fuels
Glue, solvent-based
Glue, water-based
Joint compound
Kerosene
Lighter fluid
Nonautomotive oils
Oil filters
Paint, empty cans
Paint, latex
Paint, oil-based
Paint thinner
Paint stripper
Parts cleaner
Photographic chemicals
Rust remover
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Wood preservative
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Cleaners, ammonia-based
Cleaners, solvent-based
Cosmetics
Disinfectants
Drain cleaner
Floor care products
Hair remover
Nail polish
Nail polish remover
Oven cleaner
Skin cream, lotion
Thermometers (mercury)
Toilet bowl cleaner
Tub & tile cleaner
Window cleaner
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Appliances containing
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Batteries, alkaline
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Dry cleaning solvent
Fertilizer (without pesticides)
Fertilizer (with pesticides)
Fungicide
Furniture polish
Insect spray
Light ballasts
Metal polish, solvent-based
Mothballs
Pesticides
Pool chemicals
Rat poison
Shoe polish
Spot remover
Stump remover
Thermostats (mercury)
Weed killer
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other e-waste that have been salvaged will be charged
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1 These items will be accepted if brought to HHM. Alkaline batteries brought to HHM will now be recycled.
2 Businesses that qualify as Very Small Quantity Generators (VSQG) can use the HHM program for a fee. VSQGs must p­ re-register and
schedule an appointment before bringing materials to the ­collection facility. Call 785-9999 to receive a pre-registration and VSQG
qualification packet.
Some electronics are BANNED from disposal in Wisconsin
landfills or incinerators and MUST be recycled.
The Household Hazardous Materials (HHM) program
accepts all types of e-waste. A detailed list is available on
HHM’s website www.lacrossecounty.org/hhm
HHM is now able to accept appliances containing Freon and
other refrigerants for a fee.
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Information
How to Prepare Materials
for Recycling
Yard Waste Disposal
Appliance Disposal
Contact Information
E-Waste Recycling
Except for the two materials described below, recycling
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Salvaging is disassembling an item to remove parts that
have potential recycling value. Salvaging electronic waste,
especially TV’s, can be dangerous and is potentially a
violation of WDNR regulations. Because of the increased
cost of disposal and an increased risk to employees, the
Household Hazardous Materials Program charges for any
electronic waste that has been salvaged. No exceptions.
For more information on recycling electronic waste in
Wisconsin, visit:
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/Ecycle
Call: 785-9999 or visit the HHM Web site,
www.lacrossecounty.org/hhm.
La Crosse Disposal System
6500 State Road 16
La Crosse, WI 54601
608-785-9572
www.lacrossecounty.org/
solidwaste
City of La Crosse
608-789-7508
www.cityoflacrosse.org
City of Onalaska
608-781-9500
www.cityofonalaska.com
Town of Bangor
608-486-4543
Village of Bangor
608-486-4084
www.villageofbangor.com
Town of Burns
608-486-4272
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
TownOfBurns
Town of Campbell
608-783-0050
www.townofcampbell.com
Town of Farmington
608-857-3139
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
TownOfFarmington
Town of Greenfield
Does Your Business Generate
Hazardous Waste?
608-787-0400
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
TownOfGreenfield
Many area businesses create small amounts of hazardous wastes
and are looking for an effective and cost-efficient means of
disposing of such items.
608-786-0989
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
TownOfHamilton
Town of Hamilton
information for you
Hours of Operation
Citizen’s Drop-Off Area
Household Hazardous Materials Facility
Summer Schedule: (April – October)
Monday – Friday: 6:30 AM – 4:30 PM
1st and 3rd Saturday: 9:00 AM – Noon
Business users by appointment only.
(call 785-9999):
Monday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - Noon
Residential users only. No appointment needed.
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday Noon - 4:00 PM
1st & 3rd Saturday 9:00 AM - Noon
Winter Schedule: (November – March)
Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS DURING
THE WINTER
CLOSED FRIDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Why does the Landfill & Household Hazardous Materials Facility have different hours?
The Landfill and HHM provide different services and have different requirements. Waste delivered to the Landfill and
Citizen’s Drop-Off Area is sorted by the customer. This material either goes to the landfill, a labeled container or a
designated location on the landfill property. Waste that is disposed at HHM is sorted by the staff into one of over
30 different waste streams. Because most of this of what is delivered to HHM is classified as hazardous waste and is
highly regulated, HHM staff needs to set aside time to manage it in a safe and compliant manner.
Public Use of the Landfill Drop Off Site
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5¢ per pound
(minimum $2).Your vehicle will be weighed upon entering
and leaving the landfill site to determine cost. There is a 3%
convenience fee (minimum $2 per transaction) for the use of
credit or debit cards.You must stop at the scale to be weighed,
and you must provide your own labor. Note: The scale weighs
in 20-pound increments.
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608-789-7508
608-781-9500
608-486-4543
608-486-4084
608-486-4272
608-783-0050
608-857-3139
608-787-0400
608-786-0989
608-526-3354
608-526-4336
608-781-2275
608-783-4958
608-788-1032
608-786-1858
Berlin
City of La Crosse
City of Onalaska
Town of Bangor
Village of Bangor
Town of Burns
Town of Campbell
Town of Farmington
Town of Greenfield
Town of Hamilton
Town of Holland
Village of Holmen
Town of Medary
Town of Onalaska
Town of Shelby
Village of West Salem
What Can Be Dropped Off?
Large Items: Furniture, general household waste, toys, bikes,
grills, lawnmowers (without gas and oil), mattresses, stoves, hot
water heaters, washers, dryers, small appliances, etc.
Demolition/Construction Debris: Wood, drywall, doors,
shingles, windows, sinks, toilets, tubs, roofing, bricks, carpets,
tile and flooring.
Other: Yard waste/grass clippings, brush, and animal carcasses.
Tires: Are accepted for 10¢ per pound.
Steps for business users:
1. Prequalification is required. Only businesses that generate
less than 220 pounds of hazardous waste can use the
facility. Call 785-9999 or go to the program website at:
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/SolidWaste/hhm/business.asp to
get the necessary information.
Town of Holland
2. Fill out and return the “VERY SMALL QUANTITY
GENERATORS (VSQG) CERTIFICATION FORM”
Town of Medary
No Salvaging
Town of Onalaska
If you have questions, call 785-9572 or visit the
Solid Waste Department Web site:
www.lacrossecounty.org/solidwaste.
3. Call to schedule an appointment on Mondays 11:00 – 4:00 or
Thursdays 8:00 – Noon. Business users will not be allowed
to drop off waste without an appointment.
Why do businesses need an appointment?
There are several reasons. Businesses must pre-register to
determine if they qualify. The price charged for different types
of business waste varies, so technicians need to separate
wastes into categories and weigh each one separately. This
takes extra time.
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608-526-3354
www.townofhollandwi.org
Village of Holmen
608-526-4336
www.holmenwi.com
608-781-2275
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
TownOfMedary
608-783-4958
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/
townofonalaska
Town of Shelby
608-788-1032
www.townofshelby.com
Village of West Salem
608-786-1858
www.westsalemwi.com
What Cannot Be Dropped Off?
Hazardous waste, propane tanks, refrigerators, air conditioners,
dehumidifiers and other appliances containing refrigerants are
not accepted here. (Most of these are accepted at HHM).
Unauthorized users will be referred to law enforcement.
Salvaging of discarded materials is not allowed.
Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle First!!
It may sound strange for a Solid Waste
Department, but keeping material out of the
landfill is our primary objective. We are very
proud of our 45% diversion rate. This means
that only 55% of the things you throw away
go into the landfill. It’s our goal to recycle
and divert even more. So before you throw
things in the trash or bring those items to us
for disposal, consider if some other person or
organization might be able to use it. Below
are a few examples of where to take some
of those discards.
Habitat For Humanity ReStore
Recycles used building materials, some e-waste
and tools
434
3rd St S | Phone: (608) 785-2375
Rotary Lights
Recycles used Christmas lights
La Crosse School District
Recycles used music instruments
Steve Michaels
Supervisor of Fine Arts | 608-789-7695
For organizations that accept unwanted
materials go to the Solid Waste
Departments website. Every little bit we
reduce, reuse, or recyle can make a ton
of difference.
www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/SolidWaste/
WE GIVE TOURS
Come on out and see our EPA Landfill Methane
Outreach Program national award winning
project of the year for 2012. Our gas to energy
system provides all of Gundersen Health
System’s Onalaska campus energy needs. New
cell construction to begin in the spring of 2014.
Bring your family, your school, your group, or
your business to see what’s going on in waste
prevention, storage, and diversion.
For missed pickups of trash or recycling, please call your waste hauler or municipality
Green Tier
The La Crosse County Solid Waste Department became Wisconsin’s first publicly owned solid waste disposal system to
join the state’s Green Tier program. This program encourages participants to voluntarily collaborate with the state
Department of Natural Resources to go beyond compliance with regulations and to achieve superior environmental
performance. Participation in Green Tier assures that your waste will be managed properly and in an environmentally
sound manner.
For more information visit La Crosse County Solid Waste Department’s Green Tier Web page at
http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/GreenTier/Participants/LaCrossCountySWD.html
Yard Waste, Brush, Leaves & Christmas Trees
Yard Waste (grass, leaves, and garden plants; does not include brush) 2014 Isle La Plume Drop-Off Site Hours
Monday–Friday
11 am – 7 pm
Saturday & Sunday
11 am – 4 pm
When Daylight Saving Time ends on November 2,
the drop-off site will close at 6 pm weekdays.
The Isle La Plume Drop-Off Site is open
March 24– November 21, 2014
except for these dates:
Sunday, April 20, (Easter)
Monday, May 26 (Memorial Day)
Friday, July 4 (Independence Day)
Monday, September 1 (Labor Day)
CURBSIDE OR ALLEY COLLECTION OF YARD WASTE
AS A ‘SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE’
Please contact Harter’s to set up Subscription Service for Yard
Waste Collection. A 95-gallon cart will be delivered for a flat fee
of $20. Weekly collection is $14.50/month; bi-weekly collection is
$8.50/month; and monthly collection is $8.00/month. Yard waste
subscription service is available seasonally March through November.
There will be no charge for residents to drop off yard waste at Isle
La Plume.
The drop-off site is for City of La Crosse residents only! Yard waste c­ ontractors must show proof of where their material came from
and are allowed to use the site only between 4 pm and 7 pm weekdays.
Brush (branches and tree limbs less than 8 inches in diameter)
Under La Crosse City Ordinance
8.02, recycling is mandatory
within the City of La Crosse. All
residents who live in singledwelling properties or apartment
complexes are responsible for
recycling.
Owners/managers of singledwelling properties or buildings
with eight or fewer bedrooms
are responsible for educating
renters/residents about recycling
regulations and providing the
residents with recycling carts and
literature.
Owners/managers of buildings
with nine or more bedrooms
are responsible for educating
renters/residents about recycling
regulations and providing residents
with a recycling cart near the
location of the building’s trash
Dumpster.
larger than described must be taken to the La Crosse County Landfill for a fee. During the winter months, brush can be taken to
the La Crosse County ­Landfill for a fee. For more information contact the La Crosse County Landfill at 785-9572.
Household
Refuse
Recycling: Please note whether you live in an area of the map that has light shading or dark shading. On days when refuse and
recycling, are picked up, 2 collection trucks will visit your pickup point at 2 different times.
Your household
refuse is picked up
every week on the
day indicated by the
red boundary lines
on the map below.
If you live in a dark shaded area of the map, your recycling is picked up on the same day as your refuse pickup during the weeks
with dark shading on the calendar.
If you live in a light shaded area of the map, your recycling is picked up on the same day as your refuse pickup during the weeks
with light shading on the calendar.
Note: Brush will be picked by the city ONLY May 5-9, 2014. The rest of the season, brush must be taken to the drop-off site.
Please put your refuse and recycling, cARTS out by 5 am on your pickup day
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THERE IS
NO COLLECTION ON
THESE HOLIDAYS shown
in red on the Calendar:
New Year’s Day – January 1
Memorial Day – May 26
Independence Day – July 4
Labor Day – September 1
Thanksgiving – November 27
Christmas Day – December 25
ALL COLLECTIONS FOLLOWING
THESE HOLIDAYS WILL BE
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Who’s Responsible
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Brush Week: May 5–9, 2014: Brush tied in bundles less than four feet long and weighing less than 50 pounds will be
Acceptable Recyclables
Holidays are marked in red—No trash pickup
picked up on the boulevard ONLY ­during that week. The rest of the season, brush must be taken to the drop-off site.
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• Cart is placed out after the designated collection time.
• Trash outside of the cart.
• Overfilled-Lid needs to be closed to a substantial degree.
• Placed on a snow bank.
• Contains unacceptable items such as appliances,
electronics, hazardous waste, etc.
Set-out Time
Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Their information
is listed on the back of this brochure.
Electronics Can be disposed of at the Household
Hazardous Waste Facility for no fee to residents. Their
information is listed on the back of this brochure. You
can also contact Harter’s, Waste Management for a small
fee, or the Habitat Restore with no fee.
will accept vehicle parts. You can also contact a
salvage yard of your choosing. If you are disposing
of automotive fluids, batteries, or tires you can
contact a local car dealership for information.
Harter’s Quick
Clean-Up
2850 Larson Street, La Crosse
608-782-2082
Unacceptable Recycling
• Food waste
• Soiled materials
• Paper plates
• Ceramics & Dishware
• Windows & Mirrors
• Plastic wrap
• Packing peanuts or Bubble wrap
• Wax boxes (ex. juice cartons)
• Photographs
• Medical waste
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Appliances With refrigerant can be taken to the
Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Appliances without
refrigerant can be taken to the County Landfill. Their
information is listed on the back of this brochure. It can
also be disposed of by contacting Harter’s or a hauler of
your choosing.
Preparing Recycling
• Using the Single-Stream Recycling
system means all recyclable items
are thrown in the cart together.
There is no need to separate.
• Throw away lids and rings.
• Rinse and dry containers.
• Bags, shredded paper, newspaper,
and office papers should be thrown
loosely into the recycling cart; do
not bundle.
• Break down the cardboard and
pressed paper boxes to make room
in your recycling cart.
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608-789-7508
www.cityoflacrosse.org
Hazardous Materials Can be disposed of at the
Glass Jars & Bottles
• Jars and bottles of any color
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contacting a hauler of your choosing or you can take it
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• Clearing snow after each snowfall will make it easier to
move your cart to its collection point.
• Clear a place at your collection point so carts sit flat.
• Carts will not be collected if placed on a snow bank.
Construction Materials Can be disposed of by
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center such as Salvation Army, Goodwill, Place of Grace,
etc. It can also be disposed of by contacting Harter’s
or a hauler of your choosing; or you can take it to the
County Landfill. Their information is listed on the front
of this brochure.
Aluminum, Tin & Steel
• Aluminum, Tin, and Steel cans
• Empty aerosol cans, paint cans
and lids
• Aluminum foil, plates, and
containers
• Christmas lights, Extension cords,
Electrical wiring
• Pots and pans
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• Carts should to be placed out by 5 a.m.
• Don’t set out more than 12-hrs before day of collection.
• Return to storage within 24-hrs of your collection day.
Large Items If item is reusable, contact a donation
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Losey Blvd
Common Reasons for Missed Collection
Yard Waste See the section at the top of the page for
disposal options.
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Myrick Pk
• Make sure the arrows on the lid are pointing towards
alley/curb line.
• Cart needs to be at least three (3) feet from any fixed
objects such as mailboxes, trees, streetlights, or parked
vehicles, and with a 2-3 foot gap between carts.
• Place them at the end of your driveway if possible, or on
the boulevard within one (1) foot of the curb.
• If carts on boulevard are blocked in by cars, you may
place carts in the street with the wheels against
the curb.
• Position the cart on as level of a surface as possible.
• Lids need to be closed to a substantial degree.
See the suggestions below for items that can not be
disposed of in the refuse or recycling carts.
La Crosse St
19th St
Placement Tips
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East Ave
Unacceptable Refuse
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16th St
Preparing Refuse
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ornaments, and tree bags and set your tree out on the boulevard by 7 am.
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Christmas Tree Collection: Begins January 2, 2014, and continues through January 10. Please remove tinsel,
Newspaper & Shiny Inserts,
Magazines, Phone Books, Pressed
Paper, Office Paper, Cardboard
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• Soda boxes, Beverage cartons,
Paper towel rolls
• Cereal/Cracker/Snack boxes
(not the plastic inserts)
• Toothpaste/Soap/Detergent boxes
• Egg cartons
• Mail, Receipts, and Envelopesincl. those with windows
• Shredded paper (do not bag
shredded paper)
• Cards & Gift wrap (no tissue or
foil paper)
• Corrugated cardboard
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Christmas Trees (decorations removed; not bagged)
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Lang Dr
through the last full week before Thanksgiving, weather permitting. During this time, the goal will be for the crews to pass
each residence at least four times. Updates on where crews are working and where they will work next can be found on the
city’s web page at www.cityoflacrosse.org or by calling 789-7508 and choosing option #2.
Gillette St
West Ave
Loose Leaf Collection: Leaves will be collected in the fall for five weeks, beginning October 6, 2014, and lasting
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Copeland Ave
Leaves (raked into piles on the boulevard; not bagged, not around trees or poles; do not include other yard waste)
• Clean Styrofoam-cups, takeout containers
• Clamshells-including berry
containers
• Blister packs
• Tubs, Bottles, Jugs and Detergent
containers
3rd St
4th St
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• Please contact Harter’s if you have a cart
that is damaged or missing.
• Carts cannot be permanently marked.
Any permanent markings will be considered
graffiti.
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EXCHANGES OR ADDITIONAL CARTS
• Requests can be made to the Recycling Department.
• For any exchange requests made after April 2, 2014,
the property owner will be charged a service fee
of $20/address for the exchange of carts.