Evansville Dump Hours

Evansville Dump Hours and Waste Disposal Guide

Are you a resident of Evansville looking for information on dump hours and waste disposal services? Look no further! This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the essential details you need to know about waste management in Evansville.

Evansville Dump Hours

The Evansville Yard Waste Drop Site is located at 465 Water Street (next to the Fire Station). The hours of operation for 2024 are as follows:

• Wednesdays: 5-7pm (April 3rd through October 30th)
• Saturdays: 9am-2:30pm (April 6th through November 23rd)

Acceptable Materials at the Dump Site

The Evansville Yard Waste Drop Site accepts the following materials:

• Grass clippings (in paper bags or containers that can be emptied)
• Leaves (in bins or paper bags)
• Branches and general yard waste
• E-waste (see below for guidelines)

E-Waste Guidelines

The following electronic devices are accepted at the Yard Waste Drop Site:

• Consumer computers
• Computer peripherals (keyboards, mouse, etc.)
• Televisions and other video display devices
• Fax machines
• VCRs and DVD players
• Consumer printers
• Phones with video displays (cell phones)

For a complete list of regulated electronic devices, please refer to Wisconsin State Statute 287.07(5)(a).

Non-Evansville Resident and Commercial Business Access

Non-Evansville residents and area commercial businesses can access the Yard Waste Recycling Facility with paid permits. Permits can be obtained by contacting the City Hall at 608-882-2266, option 1.

Additional Waste Disposal Services

In addition to the Yard Waste Drop Site, Evansville offers the following waste disposal services:

• Curbside Trash/Recycling Service: The City of Evansville contracts with Badgerland Disposal/LRS for curbside collection service. Residents receive poly-carts for recyclables (biweekly service) and trash (weekly service). For more information or to set up an account, call Badgerland Disposal at 608-580-0580 or email [email protected].
• Yard Waste Collection: Collection of branches, brush, and yard waste debris is scheduled from April to October, on the first (1st) full work week of the month. Grass clippings and small yard waste must be placed in paper bags or containers that can be emptied.
• Leaf Collection: Curbside leaf collection begins after curbside yard waste collection ends and continues until snow accumulates or the end of November. Leaves should be left loose on the curb.
• Holiday Tree Collection: Curbside tree collection begins the first workday following Christmas Day and continues until snow accumulates or the end of January.

Managing and Reducing Litter

Evansville is committed to reducing litter and maintaining a clean environment. Residents are encouraged to:

• Properly dispose of trash and recyclables in designated containers.
• Avoid littering and report any littering incidents to the City.
• Participate in community clean-up events.

Conclusion

Proper waste disposal is essential for maintaining a healthy and clean community. By following the guidelines outlined in this article, Evansville residents can help reduce waste, protect the environment, and keep their city looking its best. For more information on waste disposal services in Evansville, please visit the City’s website at https://evansvillewi.gov/services_by_department/public_works/refuse_and_recycling/.