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Use our " How do I get rid of" feature in the information box to look up different types of materials to see if they are acceptable or unacceptable for your curbside collection cart.

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Residential Curbside Collection Services Guide ( Language Translations) Unacceptable Garbage Cart Items: No organics No recyclables No liquids No e-waste No rocks, dirt, bricks, sod No hot ashes, coals, fireworks No hazardous waste.

If these items are not fully extinguished and cooled prior to disposal, they can easily start a fire in a cart, garbage truck, or the facility where they are brought, possibly endangering you and our employees.The same goes for barbecue ash and charcoal briquettes. Never place hot fireworks, hot c oals, or hot ashes in plastic, paper, or wooden containers.and then put them only in the Garbage cart It's okay to put multiple fireworks in the same bag, as long as it is sealed. Double wrap the soaked fireworks, using trash bags, plastic baggies, or plastic wrap so that the wet explosives don't dry out.This applies to all spent fireworks, "dud" fireworks, and sparklers. Soak for at least fifteen minutes, and soak overnight if possible.Dunk fireworks in water after use. Submerge them in a large bucket of water until they are th oroughly cooled and all of the embers have been extinguished.Learn what to do before getting rid of used fireworks: Fireworks, BBQ Ash and Charcoal Briquettes Disposal & Safety: Used fireworks should never just be tossed in the Garbage cart.Up to a five gallon sturdy container with cap or lid can also be filled with cooking grease and dropped off at a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Center. Scrape the cooled grease into a repurposed container such as an old coffee can or bag and put it in the Garbage cart. Semi-Solid Cooking Grease Disposal: Cooking lard, bacon grease, vegetable shortening, etc., can be disposed of in the Garbage cart. Garbage carts in three sizes, 30, 60, 90 gallonsĬompleting a Customer Service online form.įor missed cart collection services call 3-1-1 24/7 or 91, or submit form.Īcceptable Garbage Cart Items: Household garbage Plastic bags, utensils, film plastics Coated paper & cartons Chip bags & candy wrappers Styrofoam(TM) Compostable plastic Hoses, cords, clothes hangers Clothing, shoes, blankets Pet waste Diapers Semi-solid cooking grease Dead animal disposal (15 pounds or less)..Curbside garbage collection service every week. Residents in our service area receive: Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off Centers.