
Did you know that it takes 80-100 years to break down an aluminum can placed in the landfill?
The events will be held in various parts of the County throughout the month of October
learn more about this event ...
Location: vacant lot across from the City Corporation Yard located at 470 Aviator Drive in Atwater. For more information OR if you are a Senior Citizen who may need help prior to this event, please call 357-6370 for assistance.
This new law will regulate the disposal of sharps waste at homes and farms throughout the state.
We want to provide you with useful information, so if you don't see what you're looking for, please let us know.
MCAG provides a county wide public education program for recycling. If you have a general recycling question, we can help! If you are a school, we have programs for you. If you are a club, we can provide interesting and informative speakers.
In order to view pdf documents contained within this site, you will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in order to view these files. You can download a free copy here.
Recycling organic resources not only extends the life of our landfills, it can also save you money. Your water bills may drop too, since a soil that’s well amended with compost holds moisture better and reduces runoff.
