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Most household hazardous waste can be disposed of at Environmental Enterprises on Spring Grove Avenue in Cincinnati. The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District may be able to issue a voucher that will cover the cost of disposal (excluding paint). Click here for more information.
While decorating for the holiday season, you may encounter a few strings of lights that mysteriously decided to quit working, or the dreaded wad of lights that is impossible to untangle. Don’t throw those strings of lights away – recycle them properly!
The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District has large outdoor recycling containers available for use for FREE at public events located within the District. Containers can be placed next to trash receptacles to encourage recycling and reduce the amount of waste generated. These containers have diverted tons of recyclable material from the landfill at many fairs, festivals, and gatherings, and they may be a perfect fit for your event as well. CLICK HERE for more information!
The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District is tasked with preparing and implementing the Solid Waste Management Plan for Clermont and Adams Counties. The Solid Waste District is responsible for designating landfills with enough disposal capacity for waste generated in Adams and Clermont counties, providing enough recycling opportunities for 80% of the population, managing scrap tire disposal and illegal dumps, litter clean-up activities, recycling and litter prevention education, and household hazardous waste disposal.
