RECYCLING, REFUSE AND HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION

The Village of Weston, with its current population of approximately 14,040, is one of the top recycling communities in the state in Total Recyclables, Banned Items, and Recycling Pounds per Capita, for a municipality of our size. Currently, the average person in the Village recycles 271.04 pounds of material (not including yard waste) annually, which equates to 1774.23 tons kept out of the landfill!
Way to go Village of Weston!

Veolia Waste Services (formerly Onyx)
5509 Fuller Street
Weston, WI 54476
715-359-6637


Garbage
Refuse Container Placement
Refuse Map
Refuse Container Change Form

Recycling
2010 Recycling Schedule & Recycling Guide
Recycling Map
Recycling Drop Off Center Brochure
Open

Mon-Fri 6am to 8pm

Sat 6am to Noon
CLOSED SUNDAY

Commercial & Multi-family Recycling Information (DNR)


Yard Waste Pick Up
The Village's Yard Waste roadside pickup is now complete. However, for your convenience residents who have any remaining leaves and/or brush can bring them (free of charge) to the Village's NEW Yard Waste Site located at 8200 Ryan Street (1/4 mile south of Weston Avenue on the west side).

For location map and photos of new site please click here.

Solid Waste Collection
Marathon County Solid Waste & Ringle Landfill
website
18500 E Highway 29 Ringle, WI 54471
Phone: (715) 446-3101

Hazardous Waste Collection
Marathon County Hazardous Waste Collection Facility website
R18500 East Highway 29 - Ringle, WI
Phone: (715) 446-3101 #2, or Ext.100
Email: meleesa.johnson@.co.marathon.wi.us or emguthrie@co.marathon.wi.us
Schedule
Hazardous Waste Disposal Guide

Pharmaceutical Collection
As of January 2010, the Everest Metro Police Department will be collecting pharmaceuticals at the Public Safety Building on Mesker Street. Please call 359-4202 for more information.

Electronic Recycling
Wisconsin's electronics recycling law was signed by Governor Doyle in October 2009 as Act 50. The law establishes a statewide program, now called the E-Cycle Wisconsin program, to collect and recycle certain electronic devices. It is based on a product stewardship approach, which assigns primary responsibility for collection and recycling to the manufacturer. The law also bans certain electronics from Wisconsin landfills and incinerators after September 1, 2010.

All Wisconsin residents are affected by a prohibition on disposing of designated electronics in a landfill or incinerator after September 1, 2010. Beginning January 1, 2010, Wisconsin households, K-12 public schools and Milwaukee Parental Choice program schools are eligible to recycle certain electronics under E-Cycle Wisconsin.

To find out more information or to find a electronic recycler near you please visit the DNR E-Cycle Wisconsin website.

Get the Lead Out Program
Marathon County residents beginning in April 2009 can bring their lead fishing tackle in to the MC Hazardous Waste Collection Facility during any normal collection weekend and exchange them for blister packs of lead-free tackle. One lead sinker or jig head or a couple of lead shot can kill an adult loon, eagle, or swan from lead poisoning. For more information please check out the following:
What's in Your Tacklebox Flyer (pdf)
Loon Watch website
Raptor Education Group