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The 2025 Spring Cleanup dates have passed, as of 9/16/25.  Spring Cleanup dates for 2026 to be determined.

SPRING CLEANUP SERVICES (during cleanup dates):

Multiple neighborhoods in a specific section of the city will accept items for disposal and recycling. Refer to the website or call for acceptable pick-up items and details.

The free event provides Omaha residents the opportunity to recycle or dispose of large or bulky items that are not accepted through curbside waste or recycling services (old furniture, appliances, tires, and mattresses).

Spring clean up program for those within Omaha city limits only. Program generally runs April thru Mid-May. On specified Saturdays, a pre-determined location accepts only materials that cannot be set out for regular recycling or trash.

Fall clean up program for those within Omaha city limits only. Program generally runs mid-October thru November. On specified Saturdays, a pre-determined location accepts only materials that cannot be set out for regular recycling or trash.

DUMP SITES FOR SPECIFIC ITEMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

- Yard Waste: To be determined for 2026

- Appliances: To be determined for 2026

- Bulky (Large) Items: To be determined for 2026

The plant receives garbage from Ames and the surrounding communities in Story County. Private contractors are available to haul garbage, but citizens can do it themselves. The plant recovers reusable metals and garbage and recycles everything that's possible. The non-burnable material is sent to a landfill.

Recycling bins are available for food waste, glass, plastic bottles with screw-top lids, metal, clothing, cardboard, and mixed paper.

Provides the following services, water services, zoning permits, burial plot purchases, pay parking tickets, and purchase extra  trash stickers and yard waste bags. 

Online services include bill for utilities, pet registrations, and park and recreational fees. 

Provides Central Iowa residents with answers for safe and smart waste disposal and recycling. Whether it’s garbage, recycling, yard waste, hazardous waste, or special waste. Call for information on locations and business hours. 

Manages the collection, treatment, and disposal of discarded materials, aiming to minimize environmental impact and protect public health.

Coordinates and maintains the waste and recycling program for Worth County. Rural residents of Worth County are only allowed to dispose of household garbage and recyclable materials. Waste must be bagged, tied, or boxed for disposal at the facility. No loose items. Recyclable materials do not need to be presorted. Individuals must sort and place them in the appropriate receptacle. All residents of Worth County may be allowed to dispose of used tired (no rims), old appliances, waste oil, and scrap metal. 

Provides garbage and recycling services for Marshalltown residents are contracted through private refuse collection services. The city requires a license for garbage haulers and a current list of licensed haulers can be found on the website.

Coordinates and maintains the waste and recycling program for the county on Highway 9 in Waukon. This office also monitors rural dumpsites which accept trash, recyclables, and larger items such as furniture but are not intended for appliances or constructions debris. Items that can be recycled include metal, old batteries, used motor oil, appliances, cardboard, plastic, and glass.

Provides a range of services for Sioux City residents, including utility services. The center also supports animal control, garbage/refuse collection, and general city information.

Provides the maintenance and minor repair on the city's storm water system and sanitary sewer system . Also provides garbage collection once a week and recycling and yard waste pick up twice a month. Yard waste is available from spring to fall only.