- Fact Sheet: Storm, Flood Debris and Disaster Areas
Landfilling Storm and Flood Waste: You may dispose of the following items in your local landfill: lumber, sandbags, plastic sheeting, shingles, insulation, animal carcasses, grain, animal feed, food, carpet, furniture, metal debris and machinery Additionally, you may want to check with the operator of your local landfill to see if trees, branches, brush and other debris similar to landscape
- Microsoft Word - Hazardous-Educational-Waste-Collection-Participation . . .
Note: Only hazardous educational wastes can be accepted Hazardous educational wastes are a waste product that could pose a hazard during normal storage, transportation, or disposal generated from an instructional curriculum including laboratory wastes, expired chemicals, unstable compounds, and toxic or flammable materials
- Annual Generator Special Waste Recertification for Disposal of Special . . .
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- Solid Waste Planning Grant Quarterly Report - epa. illinois. gov
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- Local Solid Waste Fees Annual Report Form - epa. illinois. gov
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- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
One-day collection events to be held in addition to five long-term collection locations SPRINGFIELD –Illinois EPA Interim Director James Jennings is announcing ten upcoming Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) one-day collection locations for the Fall of 2024 These collection events are co-sponsored by units of local government and provide residents the free opportunity to safely dispose of
- TAKE-BACK PROGRAM PLAN
A household waste drop-off point or one -day household waste collection event, as those terms are defined in Section 22 55 of Environmental Protection Act Collection Site means the location where an authorized collector collects Covered Drugs as part of a Drug Take-Back Program Consumer
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Eligible expenses include costs to obtain collection containers for use by individual residents, collection receptacles to store sharps at the sharps collection station, mobilization fees assessed by a permitted Potentially Infectious Medical Waste (PIMW) transporter to pick-up collected sharps, and disposal fees for the collected sharps
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