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1. How do I dispose of my waste oil and oil filters? (Public Works - Garbage)
The following links will provide recycling information on oil absorbents and used oil filters:
http://dnr.wi.gov/org/aw/wm/recycle/newpages/oilabsorb.htm
http://www.recyclemoreoutagamie.org/waste_oil_filters_and_absorbent.htm
2. I want to know my garbage/recycling schedule, overflow collection procedures. (Public Works - Garbage)
You can find this information by using the "My Neighborhood" portal that will provide an array of information about any City address. There is also quick link to that portal on the City's home page. For Holiday schedules, you can visit this link. You can also contact the Department of Public Works: Sanitation and Recycling at (920) 832-5580
3. I want to know where can I recycle compact fluorescent light bulbs. (Utilities - Wastewater Treatment)
Residents can now safely dispose of compact fluorescent light bulbs free of charge at the following locations:
Ace Hardware, 500 E. Northland Avenue, Appleton Phone:731-0500
Carstens Ace Hardware, 390 E. County Highway CE, Kaukauna Phone: 766-7773
Hardware Hank, 2001 E. Main Street, Little Chute Phone: 766-6096
Home Depot, 2201 S. Kensington Drive, Appleton Phone:734-8134
Home Depot, 653 N. Westhill Boulevard, Appleton Phone: 993-1123
Kitz and Pfeil True Value, 1800 S. Lawe Street, Appleton Phone:739-9481
Northside True Value, 1415 N. Richmond Street, Appleton Phone: 734-0358
Tube fluorescent light bulbs are accepted for a fee at the following locations:
Outagamie County Department of Solid Waste, 1419 Holland Road, Appleton
4 foot or smaller $0.50 each
5 foot or larger $1.00 each
Batteries / Bulbs Plus, 3179 E. Calumet Street, Appleton Phone:380-0011
Batteries / Bulbs Plus, 4190 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Appleton Phone:738-1607
4. I want to learn more about electronic recycling. (Public Works - Garbage)
The following link contains additional information about electronic recycling.
www.recyclemoreoutagamie.org/E-Waste.pdf
5. I want to recycle my television. (Public Works - Garbage)
Effective September 1, 2010 the following electronics must be recycled and will not be collected with regular garbage per Wisconsin State Law:
Computers / Monitors / Televisions / Video Display Devices / Fax Machines / DVD or VCR Players / Printers / Cell Phones
Many electronic items contain harmful materials including lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium, other heavy metals, and chemical flame retardants that can leach into the environment where they can affect human and environmental health. Many of these electronic items also contain valuable reusable materials. To see options for disposal of E-Waste items and additional information contact Outagamie County Solid Waste and Recycling at 832-5277 option #3 or visit their web site at www.RecycleMore Outagamie.org.
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