Milwaukee Dumps and Waste Recycling Centers
Pick up Service - Junk Removal
How do I get a street permit for my dumpster?
Bayside recycling drop off locations
The Village of Bayside
Phone: (414) 351-8811
Dump / Recycling / Garbage / Trash information
Recycling is picked up at each residence every other Wednesday. Recycling is separated by north and south of Fairy Chasm Road, which runs east and west in the Village. If you're home is located north of Fairy Chasm Road, your recycling will be collected with the north route; south of Fairy Chasm Road, collected with the south route. All recycling may be combined for collection.
Please place all materials in your green recycling cart. Additional carts can be purchased at Village Hall for $50.00
Find a Bay View drop off center
City of Milwaukee dump sites
Phone: (414) 286-2150
Milwaukee - Self-Help Centers for Waste and Recycling
Bayview residents have two convenient locations where they can recycle or safely dispose of a wide variety of items. When you arrive at a self-help center, you will be asked to provide proof of City of Milwaukee residency or property ownership. Contractors are not allowed to use the centers. You will then be directed to unload your vehicle. The centers are located at:
Items accepted at both locations:
Recycled - Used motor oil and oil filters, Used antifreeze, Automotive batteries, Asphalt roofing shingles Electronics - see list (residential only) Appliances, Scrap metal
Tires (up to 5 passenger tires) Corrugated cardboard, Recyclables (cans, jars and bottles of metal, glass, and #1 & #2 plastics; newspaper, magazines, paperback & phonebooks, paperboard, junk mail) Used athletic shoes, Concrete*, Composted, Brush, Grass, Clippings, Leaves and garden debris, Landfilled, Garbage
Old furniture, Construction or remodeling debris fee and certain restrictions apply.
Where is the dump in Brookfield Wisconsin
The City of Brookfield Recycling Center Office
Phone: (262) 782-9650
19700 Riverview Drive Brookfield, WI 53045
Office Hours Monday - Friday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Closed Holidays
Directions from Elmbrook Memorial Hospital
Head northwest toward W North Ave
Turn right onto W North Ave
At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto N Brookfield Rd
Turn left onto Riverview Dr
Admittance to the Recycling Center requires proof of residency. Waukesha County residents may deposit computers and corrugated cardboard. Only City of Brookfield residents qualify for all other services provided by the Recycling Center. Yard Attendants staff the center throughout the year during the hours listed.
Public dumpster in Browndeer WI
The Village of Brown Deer Public Works -
Phone: (262) 357-0120
RECYCLING CENTER
8717 North 43rd Street Brown Deer, WI 53209
Hours of Operation:
December - March 31st: Saturdays 10am - 5:50pm
Directions from Fox 6
Head south on N Deerwood Dr toward W Brown Deer Rd
Turn left onto W Brown Deer Rd
Turn right onto N Deerwood Dr
Turn right onto W River Ln
Turn left onto N 43rd St
During times of adverse weather the recycling Center may close early. DO NOT leave materials at the Recycling Center when the center is closed. Gates close promptly, please time your drop-offs appropriately.
Village households are provided with once-per-week refuse collection.
Caledonia recycling area and refuse drop off
The Village of Caledonia Waste Disposal and Recycling
Caledonia Village Hall
Phone: (262) 835-4451
Recycling Bin Guidelines
Bins are to be placed at curb prior to 7:00 a.m. ** on the scheduled day of collections. In cases where people move from a Caledonia residence, the containers must stay with the residence. For special occasions, if you have more material than your containers can handle, you may use a transparent bag. A bin may contain multiple items, but cardboard & newspapers/magazines may not be mixed or layered in the bins. The contractor will not empty the bins if paper items or magazines are mixed together with cans and bottles. Additional bins are available at the Caledonia Village Hall at a cost of $7.50 ea. **Bins may be emptied as late as 6:00 p.m.
Cardboard Disposal
Cardboard is not allowed in landfills. Corrugated & Container Board (such as cereal boxes and soda cases) are to be recycled and prepared as listed in the Recycling Guide.
Yard Waste Disposal
Yard waste includes leaves, brush, branches and grass clippings. Residents are encouraged to leave grass clippings on their lawns. Yard waste must be kept out of refuse. The yard waste drop-off site is located behind the Safety Building at 6900 Nicholson Road Franksville, WI 53126. This site is seasonal. Please call the Village hall for days and hours. Tree branches are to be cut to a maximum diameter of 20" and a maximum length of 6'. This site is open for Caledonia residents only.
6900 Nicholson Road Franksville, WI 53126
Directions from WE Energies
Head east on Northwestern Ave
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto WI-38 N/WI-38 Trunk N/Northwestern Ave
Turn left onto 6 Mile Rd
Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Nicholson Rd
NO CONTRACTORS! ONLY YARD WASTE IS ACCEPTED AT THE DROP-OFF SITE!
WASTE OIL & OIL FILTERS***
Waste oil may be taken to the Village's waste oil drop-off site located directly behind the Safety Building at 6900 Nicholson Road. Directions from WE Energies
Head east on Northwestern Ave
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto WI-38 N/WI-38 Trunk N/Northwestern Ave
Turn left onto 6 Mile Rd
Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Nicholson Rd
Pick up the key for the site at the Police Dispatch window. A driver's license or other appropriate identification is required. You will not be allowed to drop off waste oil after 5:00 p.m. (during winter 4:00 p.m.). ***Effective January 1, 2011, oil filters will not be allowed in the landfill. They can be disposed in the dumpster labeled for oil filters at the waste oil drop site.
Batteries and Tire Disposal in Caledonia
Lead acid batteries and tires should be taken to those businesses that sell batteries and tires.
Paint Can Disposal
Paint cans with paint still in them should have the lids removed and allowed to stand until all contents become hard. Add cat litter or sand to paint inside plastic bag-lined box in order to solidify the paint. The cans may then be placed in the normal refuse after drying.
E-Cycling -- Recycle your Electronics in Caledonia
Beginning September 1, 2010, Computer Systems (keyboard, consumer monitor, consumer computer, and consumer printers), Fax Machines, DVD Players, Video Recorders, Cell Phones, Telephones w/Video Display, VCRs, Televisions, Cameras, & Copiers will not be allowed in the landfill.
Listed below are some contractors that will take them. It is recommended you call for updated prices.
- Best Buy (www.bestbuy.com) 2710 So. Greenbay Road, Racine WI 53406 (612-291-3406)
- Burrows Recycling, 5821 So. Pine Street, Burlington, WI 53105
- Goodwill Retail Services (www.amazinggoodwill.com) 3131 So. Oakes Road, Sturtevant, WI 53405 (262-554-8522)
- Milwaukee PC (www.milwaukeepc.com) 7115 Durand Ave., Suite F, Sturtevant, WI 53177 (262-208-9437)
- SE WI Computer Recycling - 23026 W. Overson Road, Union Grove (262) 498-1356
Cedarburg - dump garbage recycle waste
THE TOWN OF CEDARBURG
Phone: (262) 375-7609
Cedarburg Yard Waste Disposal Guide
City of Cedarburg residents may bring their yard waste material to the City dropoff facility which is located at the City of Cedarburg Public Works garage (corner of Lincoln Blvd. and Johnson Avenue). Facility will be open every Saturday from April 1st to November 30th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. A "City of Cedarburg" resident sticker is required (available at no cost at City Hall or the Police Station- ID required). Materials accepted at the drop-off location include grass clippings,leaves, garden debris and brush. Residents are also able to pickup wood chips (if available) during this time.
Effective January 1, 2010, City of Cedarburg residents are no longer be able to take anything to the Town of Cedarburg compost area at 5-Corners as they have in the past.
Brush Pickup in Cedarburg
The Public Works crew will pickup small quantities of brush (not to exceed ten cubic yards of loose volume brush) beginning at 7 a.m. the first Monday of the month from April through October. Brush should be neatly stacked with the butt ends facing the same way and placed in the parkway so that it does not block the sidewalk or extend into the street. Brush can also be taken to the City of Cedarburg drop-off location on the day and time listed above.
Twig and Branch Disposal
Small quantities of twigs and branches, weighing less than 50 pounds, may be placed in OPEN containers and placed in the parkway for pickup before 7:00 a.m. the first Monday of the month, April through October. Twigs and branches can also be taken to the City of Cedarburg drop-off location on the day and time listed above. There is NO pickup of grass clippings or yard waste in the curb.
Curb-side leaf pickup will occur only in the fall (2nd week in October to Thanksgiving)
Cudahy Waste Drop off Center and Recycle
The City of Cudahy Drop Off/Recycling Center
Phone: (414) 769-2200
5631 South Pennsylvania Avenue Cudahy, WI 53110
Directions from Cudahy Middle School
Head north on S Barland Ave toward E Grange Ave
Turn left at the 1st cross street onto E Grange Ave
Turn left onto S Pennsylvania Ave
Drop-Off Site Changes -- PLEASE READ!
Winter Hours (October 1 - March 31):
Tuesday and Thursday -- 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday -- 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Garbage, recycling and yard waste will be accepted at all times.
Delafield - Garbage Dump recycle waste
The City of Delafield
Phone: (262) 646-6220
Brush Drop Off
The access road is located on the east side of North Cushing Park Road (just north of Enterprise Road). Materials dropped off at this site shall consist of woody vegetative material less than 32 inches in diameter and no more than 8 feet in length. This can include brush, tree limbs, tree trunks and stumps that are cut as required. A partial list of materials that are NOT accepted at the site includes grass clippings, leaves, yard and garden debris, dirt, rocks, root balls, bricks, concrete, garbage, and recyclables. Click here to learn how you can be a brush drop off site volunteer.
Drop Off Schedule
January through March - Closed
April through September - Open on the first & third Saturday of each month - 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
October and November - Open on the second Saturday of each month - 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
December - Closed
Recyclables (no yard waste)
Can be taken to the Village of Hartland Recycling Site, 701 Progress Drive, Hartland, WI. (262) 367-2714.
Oil Recycling
Used oil and oil filters are accepted behind the City of Delafield Public Safety building, 111 Main Street, Delafield.
Elm Grove - dump garbage recycle waste
The Village of Elm Grove
Phone: (262) 782-6700
The public works yard is located at 900 Wall Street and is also the site of the Village yard waste facility. You may bring brush, grass clipping and leaves to the respective area during business hours Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The facility has seasonal Saturday hours. Refer to the schedule below for details. As an environmental service, Village crews pick up brush on a scheduled basis three times a year. A brush schedule is included in the calendar (April page) mailed to each residence by the Elm Grove Business Association in January of each year. Commercial contractors are not permitted to use the yard waste facility.
Hazardous waste materials are NOT permitted at the Village Yard Waste facility.
Fox Point - dump garbage recycle waste
The Village of Fox Point
Phone: (414) 351-8900
As many Village residents are aware, the Village drop-off site closed permanently on December 31, 2008. One question that has been raised consistently since the closing of the drop-off site is: "Where do I go with my garbage, yard waste and recyclables now that the drop-off site has closed?" This article addresses many, if not most, of the questions that have been raised on this matter.
Waste Disposal in Fox Point
The garbage or municipal solid waste (MSW), generated by propertyowners generally falls into a number of different categories: household hazardous wastes such as paint thinners, stains, and varnishes, etc.; appliances and white goods including refrigerators, dryers, and dehumidifiers; computers and other electronics; and other MSW that includes items like food scraps, non-recyclable containers and package wrappings. Much of the MSW generated by property owners can be reduced,reused or recycled and programs are available to residents to help them achieve that goal.
For those items that cannot be reduced, reused, or recycled, and which does not fall into one of the MSW categories described below, much of it can be discarded with your weekly rubbish collection. In general, the Village of Fox Point will collect up to approximately 1 cubic yard (cy) of rubbish from your residence each week without the need for a special pickup. To put it into perspective, 1 (cy) of material is roughly equivalent to three (3) 32 gallon containers. Anything beyond that, especially the large bulky items such as furniture (and yard waste which is covered later) will require a special pickup. Please call the Village Hall to coordinate special pickups. A special pickup is done on Fridays, costs $75 and includes two (2) DPW staff and two (2) pieces of equipment for 15 minutes. Items prohibited are identified in Section 24.027 of the Village Code and a list will be provided at the Village Hall upon payment of fee. Special pickups requiring more staff, time or equipment as well as an inordinate amount of material that requires an extra trip to the landfill or transfer station, will be assessed the actual cost of staff and equipment time as well as the disposal cost.
Also, if prohibited items are placed out for special pick-up, the items will not be collected and the fee may be forfeited by the applicant. Household MSW: Before throwing out your garbage, ask yourself: "Is there a better use for what I want to throw away?" For instance, food scraps can be combined with grass clippings and leaves as well as other organic material to create a composte pile. Compost is rich in nutrients and is a natural way of helping your garden grow.
Fox Point Yard Waste Disposal
Normal yard waste is picked up by Village DPW staff throughout the year. In the spring, all yard waste, other than tree waste,must be placed in decomposable paper yard waste bags or the items need to be containerized. The maximum weight for either container cannot be more than 50 pounds. These can be purchased at any local hardware or big box store. In the fall, yard waste can be placed out with your leaves and it will be vacuumed along with the leaves. Tree waste,such as branches and limbs, is chipped and may also be placed out as long as they are less than 6"-inches in diameter. Please place these items with the cut end facing the street and on an approximate 45 degree angle so that it is easier to grab the material with our equipment. Please also note that items greater then 6"-inches in diameter will require a special pick-up.
Tire Disposal in Fox Point
The Village does not accept or collect tires. The store from where you purchase the tires will likely accept your old tires if they replaced them with the new ones.
Franklin - Garbage Dump and Waste Recycling
The City of Franklin
Phone: (414) 425-2592
Solid Waste Collection & Recycling
The Solid Waste Department provides weekly refuse, bi-weekly recycling, and 3 times a year leaves and brush collection to all single-family, two-family, and condominium ownership multi-family units. The collection service is outsourced to a private contractor, and the contract is re-bid every 3 years. A new 3-year contract began January 2010 with Johns Disposal Services of Whitewater. In addition, the City provides a Residential Brush Drop-Off and Recycling Center adjacent to the Public Works Garage at 7979 West Ryan Road Franklin, WI 53132 7979 W. Ryan Road that is manned by Highway Division personnel and is open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday (except holidays).
Directions from the County Corrections Office
Head south on S 68th St toward W Ryan Rd
Turn right onto W Ryan Rd
Germantown - Waste Management and Garbage Dump
The Village of Germantown Waste Management Landfill
Phone: (262) 250-4720
Recycling Center
N116 W17230 Main Street
The Recycling Center is CLOSED on all observed holidays throughout the year.
Materials Accepted
Yard Waste (two designated areas)
Grass, leaves, garden waste.
Brush, branches, limbs, logs (no stumps will be accepted)
Waste oil/antifreeze
Put in plastic container with cap. No container larger than 5 gallons.
Oil filters: Drain excess oil out.
Commercial Recycling in Germantown
Any commercial entity that is a resident of Germantown that chooses to utilize the Recycling Center must first obtain a commercial permit. Permits are only available at Village Hall between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm. The cost for the permit is $10000.00 for the calendar year.
Brush Pickup
(Offered twice a year - May and October)
Glendale - Recycling and Garbage Dump
The City of Glendale Refuse Collection
Phone: (414) 228-1746
Per City of Glendale Ordinance Section 8-3-6, all garbage shall be placed at the curbside collection point only after 4:00 p.m. on the evening prior to the regular collection time, and then all refuse containers must be removed from the curbside collection point within twenty-four (24) hours after the regular collection time.
Does the City provide refuse containers? No. Residents must provide their own garbage containers with a tight fitting lid.
During Snow Season
Residents should place garbage cans at a safe distance up the driveway during the snow season so the cans are not hit by snowplows or snowload from the plows during plowing operations. Any garbage cans that are placed in the road may be hit and it will be the responsibility of the homeowner to replace if damaged.
How Do Glendale Residents Dispose of Recycling Materials?
Residents should use the blue 18-gallon recycling bin that was delivered in 1995. If you recently purchased the home, the prior owners should have left the recycling bin, as the bin belongs to the property. If the previous owner did not leave the recycling bin, a new one must be purchased at City Hall or the City Services building. The cost is $10.00.
Recyclables should be co-mingled, except newspapers and magazines, which should be securely tied with twine (or paper bagged) and placed on top of the other recyclables in the bin.
Cardboard should be flattened and cut to a 2' by 2' size. Bundle with twine or tape into a stack no higher than 10 inches and place on top of the blue recycling bin. Residents may also bring large pieces of cardboard to the collection container located at the Glendale Municipal Yard. The container can be accessed from the south gate entrance at 5930 North Glen Park Road, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Grafton - dump garbage recycle waste
The Village of Grafton
Phone: (262) 375-5325
Yard Waste
Grass clippings, leaves, and other yard waste are composted at the Residential Yard Waste Site, 2266 Lakefield Road. The site is fully automoated and access is available 7 days per week. An access card is needed, the card can be obtained at the Public Works office - 675 North Green Bay Road. The annual cost of the access card is $20. Please bring identifcation to confirm your Village residence.
Current Residential Yard Waste Site Hours
7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Glendale Waste Regulations
Do not rake yard waste onto the curb - it must be bagged and brought to the compost pile for disposal.
Leaves will be collected from the gutters in the fall only. The Department of Public Works does not collect leaves and grass in the curb during the spring and summer months.
The Village recommends that grass be mulched or composted on your lawn as an alternative to disposal at the Public Works yard site.
Electronics/Batteries/Fluorescent Bulbs
The Public Works Department accepts computers, monitors, printers, DVD players, VCR's, and other small electronics at the Municipal Services Facility, 675 North Green Bay Road. Electronics will be accepted at the office with proof of Village residency. There is no charge for this service. Televisions are NOT accepted at the Public Works Department.
Best Buy accepts televisions at their Grafton store, 1070 Port Washington Road. They will charge you a $10 recycling fee, however they will provide you with a $10 gift card for their store.
Household and rechargable batteries are accepted at Home Depot, 1350 Port Washington Road. There is a collection station at the Customer Service/Return counter. You simply place the batteries in a plastic bag (provided by Home Depot) and drop them into the container. They accept the larger rechargable tool batteries as well. (No charge for this service)
Compact fluorescent bulbs are also accepted at Home Depot, 1350 Port Washington Road. There is a collection station at the Customer Service/Return counter. Again you simply place the bulb in a plastic bag and drop them into the container. (No charge for this service)
Greendale - dump garbage recycle waste
The Village of Greendale
Phone: (414) 423-2133
6351 Industrial Loop
Greendale, WI 53129
Directions from Post Office
Head south on Broad St toward Crocus Ct
Turn left onto Southway
Turn right onto W Loomis Rd
Turn right onto Industrial Loop
Turn left to stay on Industrial Loop
Hours of Operation:
7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.
Disposal & Recycling Center:
7 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Disposal & Recycling Center:
Saturday Hours: April through Nov. 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday Hours: Dec. through March 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Greenfield - Public Dump
The City of Greenfield
Phone: (414) 329-5325
Garbage/Rubbish Collection
All garbage / rubbish must be placed in plastic bags or containers WITH HANDLES having a capacity of 20 to 32 gallons (except bulky / heavy items that cannot be containerized) and a weight limit of 80 pounds each. In addition, any item (s) must be no longer or wider than 4 feet. Exceptions to these restrictions are appliances, furniture, televisions, sinks, toilets, bathtubs, etc. which are included in the garbage / rubbish collection as a special pickup.
Leaf Compost/Yard Mulch
Free wood mulch and composted leaves are available daily for self serve pick-up at the City of Greenfield DPW yard, 4551 S. 52nd Street and west yard, 11701 West Morgan Avenue. For more information or availability, call 414-761-5374 weekdays from 7:00am to 3:30pm. Leaf compost is available for home delivery for $25 per truck load.
Junk Mail Kits
Tired of unwanted mail? Kits to reduce junk mail are available at Greenfield City Hall, 7325 West Forest Home Avenue, in the City Clerk, Treasurer, Engineering, Health, and Park & Recreation Departments, and the Greenfield Public Library, 5310 W Layton Ave. For more information, call 414-329-5325.
Household Hazardous Waste
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) has established a Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Program which is available to City of Greenfield residents. For more information, such as maps and hours of operation, call 414-225-2066 or visit
Milwaukee (new location!)
City of Milwaukee Self Help Station, 3879 West Lincoln Avenue
Friday and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Hales Corners - Garbage Dump
The Village of Hales Corners
Phone: (414) 529-6161
5635 S. New Berlin Road Hales Corners, WI 53130
Please note that there is no dumping location within the Village.
*The Department of Public Works, as time and weather permit, will collect Christmas trees along the roadside. The trees will be chipped and composted as part of recycling efforts. The service is available for Hales Corners residents with municipal trash collection only. Apartment and commercial occupants need to dispose of Christmas trees through their own provider.
Hartland WI Recycling and yard waste drop off site
The Village of Hartland Recycling
Phone: (262) 367-2714
Yard Waste Site is located at 701 Progress Drive Hartland, WI 53029
Directions from Hartland Library
Head west on E Park Ave toward Cottonwood Ave
Turn left onto Cottonwood Ave
Turn right onto Cardinal Ln
Turn left onto Progress Dr
*The yard waste site is open to Village residents only. It is operated/maintained by the Public Works Department. For contacts see Village Government Public Works.*
Recycling Hours from the end of November - Beginning of April: Open Fridays Only 9:00 am - 3:00 PM
Yard Waste and Recycling Hours Starting Second Saturday in April through the day after Thanksgiving:
Hartford - Dump and Recycling Center
The City of Hartford
Phone: (262) 673-8285
Recycling Center
(Located behind City Garage)
710 West Sumner Street Hartford, WI 53027
Directions from Schauer Arts Center
Head south on N Rural St toward Jackson St
Turn right onto W Sumner St
Turn right to stay on W Sumner St
Hours: (except holidays)
Recycling Center Items
CITY RESIDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO DELIVER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE RECYCLING CENTER:
Car Batteries Large Cardboard (flattened)
Leaves Garden Waste & Grass Clippings
Used Motor Oil & Anti-Freeze Appliances** & Metal Items
**City residents may arrange for Appliance pick-up. Cost is $15 per appliance. Pay fee at City Hall Cashier's Counter. With receipt in hand schedule your APPOINTMENT for curbside pick-up at the Engineering Counter. Call 673-8259 if you have a question.
Tires* (no rims)
*City residents must pay a $5.00 per tire disposal fee at the Recycling Center. Commercial businesses must pay $10.00 per tire disposal fee at the Recycling Center.
Jackson - Local Garbage Dump
Town of Jackson
Phone: (262) 677-4048
3146 Division Road, Jackson, WI 53037
Town Garage: 3685 Division Road, Jackson 53037
Phone: (262) 677-3523
Directions from McDonald’s
Head east on WI-60 Trunk E/Main St toward Pharmacal Way
At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto Division Rd
Kenosha - Garbage Dump Information
The City of Kensosha WI
Phone: (262) 653-4050
The Waste Division maintains the City of Kenosha's clean and healthy environment through the collection of bulk, brush, compost, solid waste and recycling.
Rent a dumpster in Kenosha
Waste Division c/o Public Works Department
625 52nd Street
Room 305
Kenosha, Wisconsin 53140
The Village of Kewauskum
Phone: (262) 626-4310
Public Works Yard Hours
7:00 AM - 3:30 PM M-F
1002 Fond Du Lac Avenue Kewaskum, WI 53040
A cardboard recycle dumpster container is also available in the public works yard.
Cardboard need not be broken down, and can be placed directly in the container.
Directions from the Municipal Building
Head west on 1st St toward Railroad St
Turn left on Fond Du Lac Ave.
Lannon - dump station
The Villiage of Lannon / Sussex
Phone: (262) 246-5200
Anti-freeze
Can be taken to the Town of Lisbon Highway Department located at the corner of Good Hope Road and Hillside Road 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Look for the tank marked anti-freeze.
Electronics Recycling
Certain electronics are banned from incinerators and landfills in WI. Manufacturers and retailers are now required to take back electronics for recycling under E-Cycle Wisconsin.Take cell phones directly to retailer for recycling.
Waste Oil / Oil Filters
Waste oil can be taken to Sussex Village Park located at W244N6196 Weaver Drive. The Waste Oil Tank is located at the far east end of the parking lot by the Hard Ball Diamond. The site is available during normal park hours, 6am - 11pm daily. ONLY WASTE OIL SHOULD BE POURED INTO THE TANK.
Beginning January 1, 2011 used automotive engine oil filter and oil absorbent materials are banned from Wisconsin landfills. No individual or group is exempt. The ban applies to everyone in the state including individuals, farmers, businesses, commercial or industrial facilities and other organizations.
The Wisconsin Act 86 was passed in 2009 to promote oil recycling and protect the environment.
Menomonee Falls - dump garbage recycle waste management
The Village of Menomonee Falls
Phone: (262) 532-4200
Yard Waste Program
Village Garage drop-off starts Saturday - April 3, 2010 and is open Saturdays 8:30am - Noon. Cost of stickers are 5 for $5.00 or $1.25 each. Stickers are available at the Village Hall or Sussex Ace Hardware. Village Garage program ends on October 30, 2010.
The Village Garage is located at N59W23525 Clover Drive.
Lisbon Compost Site drop-off starts Saturday April 3, 2010 and is open Saturdays 9:00am - 4:00pm and Mondays 4:00pm - 8:00pm. Per Lisbon, entrance gates are locked 10 minutes before posted closing times. Village residents must purchase a Compost Site Pass at the Sussex Village Hall, Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm. The cost is $25.00. Compost program ends on November 27, 2010. The Lisbon Compost Site is located at N80W25354 Plainview Road.
Yard Waste Disposal
By state law, yard waste - such as grass clippings, leaves and tree branches, may not be put in the trash. Yard waste may be managed at home by mulching, composting, chipping and/or burning.
For burning requirements please call 262-532-8899. Home composting information is available at the Menomonee Falls Public Library or at Besmart.org
Yard Waste Disposal Permit
Using a Yard Waste Disposal Permit issued by the Village, residents may dispose of up to one cubic yard of yard waste 35 times in a season (April through November) at the Orchard Ridge Composting Site for no fee.
Mequon hazardous waste disposal
The City of Mequon
Phone: (262) 236-2913
The City has a self-service drop-off site behind the Police Department and maintenance facility at 6300 W Mequon Road. It is open 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
RECYCLING FACILITIES
Industrial Recyclers, Menomonee Falls 262-255-1633 Hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. M-F; 9 a.m. - noon Sat.
Appliances
(fee for appliances with Freon, no fee for other appliances); vehicle batteries; scrap aluminum and other metal. (Also accepts aluminum, bi-metal and steel cans, empty aerosol cans and empty latex-paint cans.)
Used motor oil & Filters
Mequon residents may deposit used motor oil and oil filters behind the City Maintenance Shop, 6300 W. Mequon Road
Brush & yard waste
The Mequon Brush & Yard Waste Site is open from April through November for Mequon residents with a paid permit, available at City Hall.
Merton - yard waste diposal
The Town of Merton
Phone: (262) 966-2651
The Transfer Station
N78W32101 Petersen Rd.
1 mile west of Hwy 83 in North Lake on Petersen Rd.
Saturdays 8:00 am. to Noon.
Garbage
Must be in Town of Merton garbage bags. Place these bags in the four green dumpsters. Bags may be purchased at the transfer station or at the Town Hall.
Costs for Bags:
- $3.50 each
- $10.00/for 3
- $225.00/box of 75
Battery/oil/anti-freeze
There are three metal containers for oil and two blue plastic barrels for anti-freeze. Batteries maybe given to the attendants at the top of the hill.
Scrap metal
Place all scrap metal in the metal pile. Propane Tanks are accepted.
Appliances
Will take all appliances except those that contain freon. There will be a charge to accept freon based items.
Tires
The cost to dispose of auto tires with no metal rims is $4.00/car, $6.00/truck tires, $12.00/tractor tires.
Fluorescent Bulbs
Current Costs Prevail
Hazardous Materials
No hazardous materials accepted. You may take them to the Waukesha County drop off site located in Menomonee Falls.
W124N9451 Boundary Rd. (124th)
All Hazardous Waste on Saturday, 8:00 - 2:00 pm
Directions from DMV
Follow W Mill Rd, WI-145 N and 124th St/Boundary Rd
Drive to your destination
W 124 N 9451 Boundary Rd, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
The City of Milwaukee
Phone: (414) 286-CITY(2489)
Self-Help Centers
North - 6660 N Industrial Road
South - 3879 W Lincoln Avenue
City of Milwaukee residents have two convenient locations where they can recycle or safely dispose of a wide variety of items. When you arrive at a self-help center, you will be asked to provide proof of City of Milwaukee residency or property ownership. Contractors are not allowed to use the centers. You will then be directed to unload your vehicle.
Items accepted at both locations:
- Used motor oil and oil filters
- Used antifreeze
- Automotive batteries
- Asphalt roofing shingles (guidelines)*
- Electronics
- Appliances
- Scrap metal
- Tires (up to 5 passenger tires)
- Corrugated cardboard
- Used athletic shoes
- Concrete*
- Composted
- Brush
- Grass clippings
- Leaves and garden debris
- Garbage
- Old furniture
- Construction or remodeling debris
In addition to the City's Self-Help Centers, private locations in the Milwaukee area may also accept unwanted items.
Winter Hours
November 28, 2010 through April 2, 2011
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays and Wednesdays
| Mount Pleasant - dump garbage recycle waste |
 The Village of Mount Pleasant 554-8750 |
| Muskego - dump garbage recycle waste |
 The City of Muskego 262-679-4148 The residential waste convenience center is part of the landfill contract with the City of Muskego, negotiated by the siting committee. The intent of this facility is for Muskego resident's convenience on an honor system. However, abuses of the drop-off process by some residents are increasing and are unacceptable. The rules that must be adhered to are as follows:
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| New Berlin - dump garbage recycle waste |
 The City of New Berlin (262) 786-8610 Recycling Center - 3711 South Casper Drive New Berlin, WI 53151 (just past City Hall- look for the yellow gate and sign) Directions from Police Department The City has a Recycling Center for yard waste, and other recyclable items. For information on what items that the Recycling Center accepts, call the Recycling Hotline at 262-780-4606. Wood chips, compost and firewood are free to New Berlin Residents when available. |
| North Prairie - dump garbage recycle waste |
 The Village of North Prairie 262/392-2271 ** HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) DROP-OFF SITES 4 year-round household hazardous waste drop-off sites for residents (see below) Verify that your items are acceptable household hazardous waste and make sure to have proof of residency when bringing items to any HHW site. There is no fee for this service; open to Waukesha County residents only. Menomonee Falls Waukesha Directions From Social Security Office
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| Hazardous waste recycling center near Oak Creek WI |
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Head east on W Ryan Rd The yard is open to all occupants of a residence or dwelling unit for which the occupant receives an individual property tax bill issued by the City of Oak Creek. **Tires must be removed from rims. ***All freon appliances (refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, freezers and water coolers) require a $15.00 disposal fee. Items Not Accepted in Recycling Yard Sorry, We DO NOT Accept the Following: Shingles and Roofing Materials |
| Pewaukee - dump garbage recycle waste |
 Pewaukee City Hall (262)-691-0804 Grounds W240 N3065 Pewaukee Road, Pewaukee, WI 53072
We are pleased to announce that the City Recycling Center now accepts leaves and grass clippings. The leaves and grass clippings may be brought to the Recycling Center behind the lower parking lot at City Hall. Open Air Burning on the Ground and in a Burning Barrel is allowed BY PERMIT in residential areas only. Permits are issued at the City Hall and are good for one year. |
| Pleasant Prairie - recycle waste management dump |
 The Village of Pleasant Prairie Public Works 262-694-1403 Directions from Lowes 2011 compost Site Dates Hours:Monday thru Friday - 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday - 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. The Village of Pleasant Prairie will accept the following: Free Accepted Materials/Items: Additional Items Now Accepted For a Fee Drop-off Site during normal hours of operation. A fee is charged to cover the cost of handling and disposing of your item. Items Accepted For a Fee
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| Port Washington WI yard waste hours |
 The City of Port Washington 262-284-2600 Head south on N Wisconsin St toward E Pier St HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE INFO HOTLINE PHONE#: 262-243-8998 Get rid of the hazardous items not collected in your regular trash pickup. KITCHEN AND BATHROOM Drain Cleaners- acid/alkaline Acetone Alternative Disposal Recommendations Drain Oil. Batteries. Alternative Disposal Recommendations Windshield Washer Solution, Paint Brush Cleaners Containing TSP, Rust Removers, Cleaners Containing Ammonia, Chlorine Bleach, Expired Medical Prescriptions, Rubbing Alcohol, Cosmetics, Nail Polish Remover, Tub/Tile and Shower Cleaners, Disinfectants. Small quantities may be flushed down the drain with lots of water. Oven Cleaner, Drain Openers, Toilet Bowl Cleaners Containing Sodium Hydroxide or Lye. Hearing Aid Batteries Ammunition or Explosives Auto Body Filler, Ceramic Glaze, Fiberglass and Epoxy Resins, Shoe and Nail Polish. |
| Public recycling center near Racine Wisconsin |
 The City of Racine Department of Public Works · (262) 636-9126 Head west on 4th St toward Wisconsin Ave YARD WASTE Yard waste includes leaves, brush, branches and grass clippings. Residents are encouraged to leave grass clippings on their lawns. Yard waste must be kept out of refuse. The yard waste drop-off site is located behind the Safety Building at 6900 Nicholson Road. This site is seasonal. Please call the Village hall for days and hours. Tree branches are to be cut to a maximum diameter of 20" and a maximum length of 6'. This site is open for Caledonia residents only. PLEASE NOTE! NO CONTRACTORS! ONLY YARD WASTE IS ACCEPTED AT THE DROP-OFF SITE! WASTE OIL & OIL FILTERS Waste oil may be taken to the Village's waste oil drop-off site located directly behind the Safety Building at 6900 Nicholson Road. Pick up the key for the site at the Police Dispatch window. A driver's license or other appropriate identification is required. You will not be allowed to drop off waste oil after 5:00 p.m. (during winter 4:00 p.m.). ***Effective January 1, 2011, oil filters will not be allowed in the landfill. They can be disposed in the dumpster labeled for oil filters at the waste oil drop site. BATTERIES AND TIRES Lead acid batteries and tires should be taken to those businesses that sell batteries and tires. PAINT CANS Paint cans with paint still in them should have the lids removed and allowed to stand until all contents become hard. Add cat litter or sand to paint inside plastic bag-lined box in order to solidify the paint. The cans may then be placed in the normal refuse after drying. |
| River Hills - dump garbage recycle waste |
 The Village of River Hills Department of Public Works at 352-0080 ALUMINUM OR BI-METAL CANS Special Instructions: Rinse or wipe clean. Cookware, furniture, storm doors or windows, etc. are not accepted. Aluminum siding, tubing and scrap are not accepted and can be taken to a local scrap dealer or discarded with household trash. GLASS CONTAINERS Special Instructions: Remove and discard lids. Labels need not be removed. Rinse thoroughly. Ceramics, pottery, window or drinking glass, eye glasses, vases, mirrors, light bulbs, crystal, marbles, TV tubes and Pyrex are not accepted.
Special Instructions: Remove and discard lids. Labels need not be removed. Rinse thoroughly. Automotive product containers (motor oil), containers from pesticides, chemicals, uncoded items, lids, combination plastic/metal cans are not accepted.
Special Instructions: Rinse thoroughly. It is not necessary to flatten cans. Aerosol or paint cans, teflon coated items, or other metal pieces, hangers, scrap wire, pots and pans, etc. are not accepted.
THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW MUST BE BUNDLED OR PLACED IN SEPARATE BROWN PAPER BAGS BY CATEGORY. NEWSPAPERS, JUNK MAIL, HOUSEHOLD PAPER, PAPER BAGS Special Instructions: Bag together in brown bags or bundle. Cellophane window envelopes, school construction paper, paper towels, tissues, gift wrap, strings, rubber bands, or plastic delivery bags are not accepted. CARDBOARD AND CHIPBOARD Chipboard -- all "dry" chipboard. Chipboard means all thin-walled paper containers used for packaging. Examples are cereal, tissue, shoe, pasta, cookie and gift boxes. In general, recyclable chipboard has a brown or gray interior finish, and food usually does not come into direct contact with the box. Remove and throw away all liner bags and miscellaneous paper, residual product and flatten all boxes. Large cardboard and chipboard must be torn or cut down to pieces no larger than 2' x 3'. Special Instructions: Bag both cardboard and chipboard together in brown bags. Waxed lined cardboard, "wet strength chipboard, or boxes contaminated with grease or food are not accepted. These are generally containers designed for the refrigerator or freezer with a plastic or waxy finish. Examples are: ice cream, frozen dinners, or juices, margarine and pizza boxes, 12 & 24-pack beverage boxes, beer and soda carriers, paper milk cartons and juice packs.
Special Instructions: Bag together in brown bags. Hardbound books are not accepted. |
| Saukville - drop off recyclables |
 The Village of Saukville 262/284-9423 Effective September 2010, electronic devices cannot be disposed of in your household trash cart. These devices include, but are not limited to: Computers, monitors, printers, and peripherals Technical Solutions, LLC There will be a fee charged for disposal. All recyclable materials (paper, plastic, glass, metal) can be placed in the same recycle cart; there is no need to separate. Residents are urged not to place trash loosely in trash carts as this will lead to odor and pest problems as well as blowing materials when the carts are emptied. Any trash or recyclable materials placed curbside in any container other than the carts will not be collected. Large item pick-up service has not changed. To dispose of large items, such as furniture, mattresses, and appliances, you still need to arrange for special pick-up or you can take items to 803 N. River Road, West Bend. There is a fee for large item disposal. Residents generating large amounts of refuse should also arrange for special pick-up in advance before placing trash curbside, or arrange for dumpster service. Please note, due to changing financial circumstances and budgetary constraints, the Village Board has determined that it is necessary to charge a separate fee to one, two, and three-family residential properties for the cost of garbage and recycling collection. This charge is included as a separate line item on the tax bill. The charge is for your next year's garbage and recycling collection. |
| Shorewood - how do I recycle waste |
 The Village of Shorewood 414 847 2650 Transfer Station Location: 3801 North Morris Boulevard Shorewood, WI 53211 look for the Shorewood DPW sign (about 2 blocks south of Capitol Drive) Directions from Shorewood Public Library Items That Will Not Be Accepted: Hazardous Waste |
| Slinger - Public dump garbage recycle waste |
 The Village of Slinger 262-644-5265 |
| Public dump off center in South Milwaukee |
 The City of South Milwaukee 414-762-2222 South Milwaukee Self Deposit Station Directions from South Milwaukee Public Library RECYCLE CENTER REGULATIONS. Regulation as to the self deposit of garbage and refuse in the City of South Milwaukee Recycle Center. (1) DEFINITIONS. The following words, when used in these regulations shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them: (a) Refuse - Refuse shall mean garbage, rubbish or both. Refuse does not include yard waste, liquids or recyclables as (b) Garbage - Garbage includes all refuse accumulations of animal, fruit or vegetable matter that attend the preparation use, (c) Rubbish - Rubbish includes all other refuse except, but not limited to, rocks, concrete, bricks, wood and lumber, trees, (d) Street Superintendent - The Street Superintendent or his designated representative. (e) Yard Waste - Yard waste as used herein means those materials defined in Wisconsin Statutes 159.07 and includes leaves, (f) Liquids - No liquids may be disposed of at the Recycle Center except those the Street Superintendent is able to recycle (2) GARBAGE TO BE DEPOSITED IN CONTAINERS OR ASSEMBLED FOR COLLECTION. (3) MATERIALS DEPOSITED IN RECYCLE CENTER COMPACTOR. Refuse may be deposited directly into the Recycle Center Compactor. No liquids of any kind may be deposited in the compactor. Human waste, animal waste, ashes, sawdust or other potentially infectious or injury-causing materials shall not be deposited or placed in the compactor unless such material is approved by the Street Superintendent and wrapped in a manner satisfactory to the Street Superintendent or Operator. Garbage shall be drained of all moisture and completely wrapped in paper before it is placed or deposited in the compactor. (b) No yard waste, including grass clippings and leaves, shall be deposited at the Recycle Center Compactor except as (c) Any garbage, rubbish or material of any kind generated by, originated from or collected by any non-residential facility or (4) SELF DEPOSIT OF GARBAGE AND RUBBISH IN THE RECYCLE CENTER. (5) SELF DEPOSIT OF METALS AND OTHER MATERIALS. (b) The City will not accept or allow deposit of waste materials by private contractors or accept materials which are a result of (c) Material originated from a property or building not within the city limits of the City of South Milwaukee shall not be |
| St Francis public drop off center |
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2125 East Bolivar Ave. St.Francis, WI 53235
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| Sussex - recycle and disposal Location |
 The Village of Sussex - 262-246-5200 The Committee reviews and makes recommendations to the Village Board on all transportation related topics including bus service, taxis, bicycles and all forms of public and/or mass transit service, amendments or other revisions of the official map of the Village, and the general operation of all municipal utilities. |
| Find a drop off location in Theinsville WI |
 Thiensville / Mequon - 262 242-3100 The City has a self-service drop-off site behind the Police Department and maintenance facility at 6300 W Mequon Road Mequon, WI 53092
Directions from Mequon City Hall Does the city pick up brush and tree limbs from my home? What must I do with grass clippings, leaves and similar yard waste? |
| Wales Wisconsin dump location |
 Wales / Waukesha Wales Public works 262-968-3968
Located next to 900 Sentry Drive, Waukesha, WI 53186 The site is open all year on Saturdays from 8 am to 4 pm. Wednesday hours: First Wednesday in April to the Wednesday before Thanksgiving Hours are 11 am to 7 pm. Fees are in effect to dispose of trash, branches, yard waste, paint and metal at the City of Waukesha Sentry Drive Drop-off Center. The price for an annual pass is $20. A 12 visit non-expiring pass costs $13. A single visit costs $3. There is no charge for a person 62 years of age or older. There is no charge for recyclables: plastic bottles, glass, tin, aluminum, newspaper, magazines, mail, cardboard, computers, waste oil, antifreeze & textiles. Purchase annual or 12 visit passes at the City Hall Annex, 130 Delafield St., or on-site. |
| The Village of waterford wi recycling center |
 The Village of Waterford - 262-534-3801 DROP-OFF SITE: 801 Ela Ave. Waterford, WI 53185 in the Industrial Park off S. Jefferson St. Head north on N River St toward Racine St Permit Required for Village of Waterford Drop Site The Village Drop Site is located at 801 Ela Avenue in the Industrial Park. This location is for yard waste only. It is open from April - November; alternating Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. These dates are indicated with a leaf symbol, on the collection schedule on the reverse side of this sheet. A Permit is required to use the drop site at an annual fee of $20.00. Please bring proof of residency to pick up your permit at the Village Hall 123 N. River Street, M-F from 8:00 am- 5:00 pm. Fee for replacement permits is $20.00. Bags containing yard waste will NOT BE returned. For disposal of refrigerators, freezers, dehumidfiers, air conditioners, stoves, microwaves, water heaters, water coolers, water softners and trash compactors call Refrigerant Recovery, Inc at 414-643-7740. Outside pick ups - $25.00 for the first appliance and $10.00 for each additional appliance. Inside pick ups- $125.00 for the first appliance and $45.00 for each additional appliance. Customers need not be home for outside pick ups. Simply leave the unit outside near the garage. Appliances can also be dropped off at RRI for $10.00 per unit. 1125 W. National Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204 |
| Waukesha recycling drop off center |
 The City of Waukesha - 262 524 3600
Located next to 900 Sentry Drive The site is open all year on Saturdays from 8 am to 4 pm. Wednesday hours: First Wednesday in April to the Wednesday before Thanksgiving Hours are 11 am to 7 pm. Fees are in effect to dispose of trash, branches, yard waste, paint and metal at the City of Waukesha Sentry Drive Drop-off Center. The price for an annual pass is $20. A 12 visit non-expiring pass costs $13. A single visit costs $3. There is no charge for a person 62 years of age or older. There is no charge for recyclables: plastic bottles, glass, tin, aluminum, newspaper, magazines, mail, cardboard, computers, waste oil, antifreeze & textiles. Purchase annual or 12 visit passes at the City Hall Annex, 130 Delafield St., or on-site. Fees at the Drop Off Center Find dumpster rental prices in Waukesha FOR RESIDENTS, NON-RESIDENTS, AND BUSINESSES: |
| Drop off center near Wauwatosa |
 The City of Wauwatosa - Public Works (414) 471-8422. The Drop-off Center is located at 11100 W. Walnut Rd Wauwatosa, WI 53226 Enter Walnut Rd. off of N. 116th St. Directions from Police Department Hours of Operation The Drop-off Center will have extended hours for the Summer of 2010 In an effort to provide expanded service, from Thursday June 2nd through Thursday September 9th, the Drop-off Center will be open on Thursday evenings until 7:00 p.m. Drop-Off Center Permit Tags How To Purchase A Permit Tag Permit tags may also be purchased by mail. Include your return address on a self-addressed, stamped envelope and a check or money order for $20.00 made payable to the City of Wauwatosa. Mail these items to: Wauwatosa Engineering Division Drop-Off Items
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| West Allis - drop off center |
 The City of West Allis (414) 302-8888 Directions From West Allis Police Department City of West Allis Public Works Department Refuse Collection Guidelines |
| West Bend Wisconsin drop off yard |
 The City of West Bend 262-335-5079, Refuse must be placed at the curb or alley line by 7:00 a.m. to ensure weekly pickup. Please Note: Refuse may not be placed at the curb or alley line more than 12 hours prior to collection and containers must be removed within 12 hours after collection.
Curbside Collection of Brush: The Department of Public Works picks up brush on the second and last Fridays of the month, from April thru October. The last brush collection for 2011 will be October 28th. |
| How do I recycle in West Milwaukee WI |
 The Village of West Milwaukee 414-645-6238
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| Whitfish Bay - Electronics and trash recycling |
 The Village of Whitfish Bay (414) 962-6690 Public Works |
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