Did you know that the Reuse Shed, located behind the RCC building at the Landfill, has paints, stains, cleaning products and automotive products available at no cost? Simply stop out Wednesday-Saturday during normal business hours (7:30am-3:30pm). #Reuse

Approximately 25% of all materials intended for recycling is contaminated. Recycling contamination and improper recycling causes items intended to be recycled to end up in the trash instead. Not sure if an items can be recycled? Visit dmaswa.org/wastesearch

The Agency's Very Small Quantity Generator Program can assist Businesses and Non-Profits with properly managing the disposal of their hazardous wastes streams and lightbulbs. Learn more about the program, including the fees at dmaswa.org/VSQG

Join DMASWA in celebrating Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.

DMASWA accepts Household Hazardous Materials, by appointment only, at our Regional Collection Center. There is no fee for Iowa residents in Dubuque County and Delaware County. Materials from Wisconsin and Illinois residents accepted for a fee. DMASWA.org/hhm

The Agency has 10 drop-off locations in Dubuque County where residents can drop off their metal cans, plastic bottles, newspaper/paper and cardboard. Learn more at dmaswa.org/162

Did you know that the Reuse Shed, located behind the RCC building at the Landfill, has paints, stains, cleaning products and automotive products available at no cost? Simply stop out Wednesday-Saturday during normal business hours (7:30am-3:30pm). #Reuse

Approximately 25% of all materials intended for recycling is contaminated. Recycling contamination and improper recycling causes items intended to be recycled to end up in the trash instead. Not sure if an items can be recycled? Visit dmaswa.org/wastesearch

The Agency's Very Small Quantity Generator Program can assist Businesses and Non-Profits with properly managing the disposal of their hazardous wastes streams and lightbulbs. Learn more about the program, including the fees at dmaswa.org/VSQG

The Agency has 3 drop-off locations in Dubuque County (3 more coming soon) where residents can drop off their glass for recycling. Learn more at dmaswa.org/glass

Did you know that the Reuse Shed, located behind the RCC building at the Landfill, has paints, stains, cleaning products and automotive products available at no cost? Simply stop out Wednesday-Saturday during normal business hours (7:30am-3:30pm). #Reuse

Approximately 25% of all materials intended for recycling is contaminated. Recycling contamination and improper recycling causes items intended to be recycled to end up in the trash instead. Not sure if an items can be recycled? Visit dmaswa.org/wastesearch

As a reminder, all DMASWA facilities will be closed on Monday, July 4.

To dispose of unused, misfired or "dud" fireworks: Completely submerge fireworks in a large bucket of water overnight. Double wrap the soaked fireworks in plastic wrap plastic bags so they do not dry. Place the bagged fireworks in the trash or take them to your local landfill.

In honor of Independence Day all DMASWA facilities are closed. We will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, July 5.

DMASWA accepts Household Hazardous Materials, by appointment only, at our Regional Collection Center. There is no fee for Iowa residents in Dubuque County and Delaware County. Materials from Wisconsin and Illinois residents accepted for a fee. DMASWA.org/hhm

To dispose of unused, misfired or "dud" fireworks: Completely submerge fireworks in a large bucket of water overnight. Double wrap the soaked fireworks in plastic wrap plastic bags so they do not dry. Place the bagged fireworks in the trash or take them to your local landfill.

Did you know that the Reuse Shed, located behind the RCC building at the Landfill, has paints, stains, cleaning products and automotive products available at no cost? Simply stop out Wednesday-Saturday during normal business hours (7:30am-3:30pm). #Reuse

To dispose of unused, misfired or "dud" fireworks: Completely submerge fireworks in a large bucket of water overnight. Double wrap the soaked fireworks in plastic wrap plastic bags so they do not dry. Place the bagged fireworks in the trash or take them to your local landfill.

To dispose of unused, misfired or "dud" fireworks: Completely submerge fireworks in a large bucket of water overnight. Double wrap the soaked fireworks in plastic wrap plastic bags so they do not dry. Place the bagged fireworks in the trash or take them to your local landfill.