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Trash & Recycling
The city has contracted with Paul's Industrial Garage Inc. (P.I.G.) to pick up trash and recycling for all single family, 2 family, and 3 family residences.
Contact City Hall at 715-262-5544.
Residents may select 1 of 3 options:
Residents are provided a 65 gallon cart with a yellow top that clearly distinguishes the refuse and recycling containers. All recyclable materials can be commingled in this cart. P.I.G. will not pick up any recycling that is not placed into the cart. Residents can choose to place their containers out weekly or as needed when the container is full. Pierce County recycling has also placed recycling bins at the City Shop (1109 Jefferson Street). Residents may also drop their recyclable items at these bins.
Refuse and recycling will be picked up either on Wednesday or Thursday. Please see the attached map. All refuse and recycling must be placed at the curb before 6 a.m. on your day of pick-up. The carts must be placed 10 feet apart from each other to allow the equipment P.I.G. uses to pick up each cart.
The fees for refuse and recycling for 2017 are:
Start, Change, or Terminate Trash and Recycling Pickup
Contact City Hall at 715-262-5544.
Refuse Containers
Residents may select 1 of 3 options:
- 35 gallon cart
- 65 gallon cart
- 95 gallon cart
Recycling Containers
Residents are provided a 65 gallon cart with a yellow top that clearly distinguishes the refuse and recycling containers. All recyclable materials can be commingled in this cart. P.I.G. will not pick up any recycling that is not placed into the cart. Residents can choose to place their containers out weekly or as needed when the container is full. Pierce County recycling has also placed recycling bins at the City Shop (1109 Jefferson Street). Residents may also drop their recyclable items at these bins.
Refuse & Recycling Pick Up Schedule
Refuse and recycling will be picked up either on Wednesday or Thursday. Please see the attached map. All refuse and recycling must be placed at the curb before 6 a.m. on your day of pick-up. The carts must be placed 10 feet apart from each other to allow the equipment P.I.G. uses to pick up each cart.
Refuse & Recycling Fees
The fees for refuse and recycling for 2017 are:
Service | Charge |
---|---|
35 Gallon Cart Refuse / 65 Gallon Cart Recycling |
$59.15/Quarter |
65 Gallon Cart Refuse / 65 Gallon Cart Recycling |
$64.37/Quarter |
95 Gallon Cart Refuse / 65 Gallon Cart Recycling |
$76.88/Quarter |
Recycling Acceptable Items
- Alcohol bottles
- Aluminum / steel / tin cans
- Cardboard and paper bags (flattened)
- Cereal / detergent boxes
- Computer paper
- Envelopes (business and manila)
- File folders
- Junk mail
- Ketchup bottles
- Magazines / telephone books
- Newspaper
- Plastics (#1 - #7)
- Soda / juice bottles
- Sticky notes
- Paper milk / juice cartons
Unacceptable Items
- Glass
- Carbon paper
- Carpeting
- Clothing
- Disposable diapers
- Hazardous waste (contact MMSD)
- Light bulbs
- Metal or steel objects (nails, hangers)
- Paper towels / napkins or facial tissue
- Pizza Boxes
- Rubber material
- Toys
- Wax coated products
Contact Us
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Paul's Industrial Garage Inc.
Email
W9724 State Highway 35
Hager City, WI 54014
Ph: 715-792-5209Hours
Monday - Friday
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday
8 - 11 a.m.
- What if I have a large item to dispose of or I can't fit all my refuse in the container?
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- Who should I call if I want to change the size of container I have or I have questions about billing?
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- What is accepted for drop off at the compost site?
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