CITY OF ADEL
www.adeliowa.org
As a member of the SDCLA, the City of Adel appoints a representative to the landfill board. The City of Adel contracts with a waste hauler for collection of garbage, recycling and yardwaste for residents. The City also contracts for recycling of cardboard and paper in the business district.
Appliances, TV's and computer monitors require a sticker that may be purchased at City Hall. The contract hauler will pick up the items from the curb at no additional charge.
As a member of the SDCLA, the City of Adel appoints a representative to the landfill board. The City of Adel contracts with a waste hauler for collection of garbage, recycling and yardwaste for residents. The City also contracts for recycling of cardboard and paper in the business district.
Appliances, TV's and computer monitors require a sticker that may be purchased at City Hall. The contract hauler will pick up the items from the curb at no additional charge.
METRO WASTE AUTHORITY
www.mwatoday.com
The South Dallas County Landfill and Metro Waste Authority have joined together for the purpose of comprehensive planning. While each landfill has its own service area, planning for the future of the waste stream from both service areas is important for the region.
SDCLA and MWA have an agreement whereby citizens and self-haulers may utilize the landfill that is most convenient for them. For example, a person from Clive may bring their waste to the South Dallas County Landfill because it is closer than the MWA facility.
The South Dallas County Landfill and Metro Waste Authority have joined together for the purpose of comprehensive planning. While each landfill has its own service area, planning for the future of the waste stream from both service areas is important for the region.
SDCLA and MWA have an agreement whereby citizens and self-haulers may utilize the landfill that is most convenient for them. For example, a person from Clive may bring their waste to the South Dallas County Landfill because it is closer than the MWA facility.
MWA REGIONAL COLLECTION CENTER FOR HOUSHOLD HAZERDOUS MATERIAL
www.mwatoday.com/locations/metro-hazardous-waste-drop-off/default.aspx
(RCC) 1-888-603-2739
The South Dallas County Landfill is a member of the Regional Collection Center (RCC) located in Bondurant. The SDCLA pays a per capita fee that allows Adel residents to dispose of their unwanted chemicals. Businesses that qualify as a small quantity generator may dispose of their hazardous waste for a fee by contacting the facility.
The RCC provides a mobile "HHW Cleanup Crew" vehicle that goes to Adel and other communities to collect chemicals from citizens. The Adel event is held in April each year.
The Regional Collection Center also accepts electronics for recycling. There is a fee for disposal.
(RCC) 1-888-603-2739
The South Dallas County Landfill is a member of the Regional Collection Center (RCC) located in Bondurant. The SDCLA pays a per capita fee that allows Adel residents to dispose of their unwanted chemicals. Businesses that qualify as a small quantity generator may dispose of their hazardous waste for a fee by contacting the facility.
The RCC provides a mobile "HHW Cleanup Crew" vehicle that goes to Adel and other communities to collect chemicals from citizens. The Adel event is held in April each year.
The Regional Collection Center also accepts electronics for recycling. There is a fee for disposal.
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
www.iowadnr.gov
Properly managing the 2.8 million tons per year of waste generated in Iowa is critical to protecting Iowa's land, water and air resources. To ensure environmental protection occurs, the IDNR regulates solid waste facilities such as landfills, which are usually managed by cities and counties. As part of reporting requirements, local governments must establish comprehensive plans that outline their solid waste management system, provide alternatives such as recycling and composting, and set waste reduction goals.
The IDNR regulates the construction, operation and closure of facilities and projects that manage, process, and dispose of solid waste.
Properly managing the 2.8 million tons per year of waste generated in Iowa is critical to protecting Iowa's land, water and air resources. To ensure environmental protection occurs, the IDNR regulates solid waste facilities such as landfills, which are usually managed by cities and counties. As part of reporting requirements, local governments must establish comprehensive plans that outline their solid waste management system, provide alternatives such as recycling and composting, and set waste reduction goals.
The IDNR regulates the construction, operation and closure of facilities and projects that manage, process, and dispose of solid waste.
IOWA SOCIETY OF SOLID WASTE OPERATIONS (ISOSWO)
www.isoswo.org
Iowa Society of Solid Waste Operations (ISOSWO) is the Iowa Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA). Our members include public and private sector employees, along with consultants, engineers, planners, regulators, and local elected officials.
Iowa Society of Solid Waste Operations (ISOSWO) is the Iowa Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA). Our members include public and private sector employees, along with consultants, engineers, planners, regulators, and local elected officials.
LIBERTY TIRE
www.libertytire.com
1914 E Euclid Ave # A, Des Moines, IA 50313
Phone: (515) 262-4900
Liberty Tire picks up the tires that have been collected and transports them to their facility where they are processed. Many of the tires are chopped into small pieces and used as drainage material. In 2011, the South Dallas County Landfill used over 8,000 tons of these pieces as drainage media in a new cell. Two (2) feet of the tire chips were placed on top of the liner at the bottom of the landfill. This allows liquid, called leachate, to flow down to the collection pipes to be pumped to the sewage treatment plant.
1914 E Euclid Ave # A, Des Moines, IA 50313
Phone: (515) 262-4900
Liberty Tire picks up the tires that have been collected and transports them to their facility where they are processed. Many of the tires are chopped into small pieces and used as drainage material. In 2011, the South Dallas County Landfill used over 8,000 tons of these pieces as drainage media in a new cell. Two (2) feet of the tire chips were placed on top of the liner at the bottom of the landfill. This allows liquid, called leachate, to flow down to the collection pipes to be pumped to the sewage treatment plant.
A-TEC RECYCLING
http://www.a-tec-recycling.com/
5745 NE 17th St, Des Moines, IA 50313
Phone: (515) 263-3707
A-Tec Recycling recycles TV's, computers, computer monitors, printers and other electronics collected at the landfill. If you have a large volume of electronics, you may contact them directly (515) 263-3707.
5745 NE 17th St, Des Moines, IA 50313
Phone: (515) 263-3707
A-Tec Recycling recycles TV's, computers, computer monitors, printers and other electronics collected at the landfill. If you have a large volume of electronics, you may contact them directly (515) 263-3707.
PICKETT SALVAGE LLC
70C Avenue, Paton, IA 50217
Phone: (515) 846-6444
Pickett Salvage LLC is a salvage yard for appliances and metals. They pick up the appliances and scrap metal from South Dallas County Landfill.
Phone: (515) 846-6444
Pickett Salvage LLC is a salvage yard for appliances and metals. They pick up the appliances and scrap metal from South Dallas County Landfill.
ANKENY SANITATION
www.ankenysanitation.com
Beginning July 1, 2016, Ankeny Sanitation contracted with the City of Adel for collection of garbage, single stream recycling and yardwaste.
As a part of the contract with the City of Adel, Ankeny Sanitation picks up "stickered" appliances, TV's and computer monitors at no additional charge for the residential customers. Ankeny Sanitation also participates in the Spring Cleanup events held in April of each year.
Beginning July 1, 2016, Ankeny Sanitation contracted with the City of Adel for collection of garbage, single stream recycling and yardwaste.
As a part of the contract with the City of Adel, Ankeny Sanitation picks up "stickered" appliances, TV's and computer monitors at no additional charge for the residential customers. Ankeny Sanitation also participates in the Spring Cleanup events held in April of each year.
