Wisconsin Law and County Ordinance Requires That All Vehicles Hauling Waste Must Be Covered or Enclosed, Gabage, Recyclables & Yard Waste MUST be in clear plastic bags
Batteries - Lead acid batteries can be dropped off at the center free of charge.
Used Oil, Oil Filters, and Antifreeze - Recycle your motor oil from cars, boats, motorcycles, and lawn mowers free of charge. Drain your oil into a reusable, sealable container, such as milk cartons and bring it to the Recycling Center. After emptying discard your container or reuse. Antifreeze can also be taken to the center in separate containers free of cost. IMPORTANT! Don't mix your oil with solvents such as paint thinner or antifreeze. When they are combined with oil, it is no longer recyclable.
Cooking Grease - Accepted free of charge.
Appliances - There is a $15.00 fee for each appliance brought to the Recycling Center.
Fluorescent Bulbs - U-tube, Circular, CFLs, 4' bulbs, 8' bulbs, Mercury Vapor Lamp - Call for prices; small fee based on size. Below is an example of CFLs you may be using in your home that need to be recycled.

Tires - There will be a $3.00 charge per tire. There is an additional $2.00 charge for tires on rims.
Scrap Metal - All scrap metal accepted free of charge.
Sharps - Small fee based on size click HERE for more information.
Computers & Components - Includes hard drives, keyboards, printers, monitors, cables, etc, copy machines, and scanners. Residential and Business $12.00
No Charge for the following Recyclables
| Aluminum and Tin Cans |
Must be clean, may be flattened |
| Glass bottles and Jars |
Must be clean caps discarded, sorted by color |
| Plastic Containers #1 and #2 |
Must be clean caps discarded |
| Corrugated (cardboard) |
Flatten, no packing materials |
| Newspaper |
Bundle and tie with string |
| Magazines & glossy paper |
Bundle and tie with string |
| Office paper / junk mail |
Bundle and tie with string |