Clean Sweep Household Hazardous Waste

Dane County Clean Sweep is a year-round facility located in Madison, WI that provides a convenient and safe disposal option for hazardous chemicals and electronics. They accept materials from both Dane County residents and businesses, ensuring the health and safety of the community by properly handling and disposing of these items. With updated guidelines in place, visitors are asked to unload their items onto carts or pallets and follow traffic patterns for a smooth drop-off process. Accepted materials include household chemicals like paints, cleaners, and pesticides, as well as electronics such as computers, TVs, and printers. However, they do not accept alkaline batteries, appliances, or medical sharps. Clean Sweep charges a fee for hazardous waste disposal, with different rates for households, farms, businesses, and out-of-county residents. They also offer special waste disposal services and encourage businesses and farms to schedule an appointment for drop-off.Generated from the website

Dane County Department of Waste Renewables is dedicated to providing environmentally-sound waste management and renewable energy solutions for current and future residents of Dane County, Wisconsin. They operate landfills, renewable natural gas facilities, recycling programs, and a construction and demolition recycling facility, all funded by the fees they charge for their services. With an integrated and innovative approach to operations, Dane County Department of Waste Renewables ensures an affordable and sustainable waste management system, treating waste as a resource to create renewable fuels and conserving landfill air space through waste diversion and efficient operations.Generated from the website

Dane County Extension is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents through educational programs and resources connected to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Their focus areas include agriculture, community development, health and well-being, families and finances, natural resources, and positive youth development. The Madison Area Master Gardeners Association (MAMGA) will take over the organization of the Annual Master Gardener Plant Sale starting in 2025, working in coordination with Dane County Extension Horticulture. This event has been a beloved tradition since 2010, providing community members with access to a variety of plant selections and horticultural expertise. Generated from the website