Solid Waste Services
FRIENDLY TIP: SAVE OUR EARTH!!!
REDUCE!!! REUSE!!! RECYCLE!!!
Check out the new used oil collection tank going in at the Onalaska Fire Station. Should be open soon! Click here
This link will direct you to the Special Events page for more information on upcoming events.
This link will take you to Solid Waste Activity Page.
READ ALL ABOUT IT!! THE SOLID WASTE NEWSLETTER IS NOW AVAILABLE.
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Solid Waste Services is here to help with your garbage, recycling, and hazardous waste needs. The pages in the right column provide detailed information on programs within Solid Waste Services. You may also visit recyclopedia to find out how to properly dispose of or recycle your materials.
ASBESTOS REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
Please go to the Asbestos disposal web page for more information on removal and disposal procedures for Lewis County.
LEWIS COUNTY TRANSFER STATIONS
Solid Waste Services operates two transfer stations for solid waste disposal (please click on the link Solid Waste Disposal). Private companies provide curbside pickup for business and residential customers throughout Lewis County. Businesses and residential customers may also haul their solid waste to a transfer station.
Contact the Solid Waste Services Administration Office Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. at 360-740-1451 or toll free at 1-800-749-5980.
RECYCLING IN LEWIS COUNTY
Find out more about the exciting world of recycling in Lewis County! The recycling program provides information and education on various recycling opportunities. Visit the Recycling Page.
Composting is good for the environment and saves money! Find out more on the Composting Page.
Click the link on the right hand side of this page titled solid waste special events to find more information on upcoming events the Solid Waste Division is sponsoring.
Reduce your use of hazardous materials! Check out our list of Safe Alternatives to common house hold hazardous cleaners and lawn and garden chemicals (link to pdf)
Motor Oil Recycling Opportunities can be found in most localities of Lewis County. Please help save our resources and the environment and recycle your used motor oil.
