Garbage & Recycling

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The Village contracts with GFL Environmental, a private hauler, for weekly collection of garbage and recycling.

Services:

Residents with new home builds need to call the Village Office at (920) 989-1062 x 0 to order collection service and carts. A prorated invoice will be mailed to cover services fees through the remainder of the calendar year. Future garbage & recycling service fees will appear on the next year's tax bill as a special assessment titled "Refuse/Garbage". The annual service fee for 2022 is $157.56/set of carts.

Residents moving into a pre-existing home do not need to contact the Village Office as the previous carts remain with the property.

Garbage & recycling carts may become damaged due to normal wear & tear. Call the Village Office at (920) 989-1062 x 0 if a cart needs repair or to report an issue.

Map of Collection Days(PDF, 414KB)

Holiday Schedule:

GFL recognizes the following holidays which may affect your pick up:

       Memorial Day  4th of July Labor Day
          Thanksgiving            Christmas Day           New Years Day    

 

If a holiday falls on a weekday, collection will be delayed 1 day for remainder of the week.

Cart Placement Guidelines:

  • All material must fit inside the designated cart with the lid closed.
  • Flatten & cut boxes to 2 ft x 2 ft to fit inside the cart with the lid closed.
  • Place all household garbage in plastic garbage bags before placing in the designated cart.
  • Do not place recycling in plastic bags. Leave recycling loose or use a brown paper bag.
  • Place carts at the curb with the wheels facing the house and the lid opening to the road. Keep carts in line with your mailbox.
  • Place carts 4 ft apart and at least 4 ft from obstacles such as mailboxes, cars, trees, or power lines.
  • Keep carts at the curb until the end of the day if they haven’t been collected. Collection times may change due to weather, new route drivers or equipment issues.
  • Place carts out the night before collection day, weather permitting.
    Collection trucks start as early as 5:00 am.
  • Do not place carts on top of snowbanks. Clear a path.
  • If a major holiday falls during the week, garbage & recycling collection will be delayed 1 day for the entire week.
  • For questions or issues call the Village Municipal Office (920) 989-1062 x 0.

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What to Recycle

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Bulky Item Drop Off

Outagamie County welcomes ALL residents (including Harrison residents) to use their Resource Recovery Park (Drop-Off Site).

Loads weighing 740 lbs. or less will be charged a $20.00 minimum fee, while loads weighing over 740 lbs. are prorated at $56.00/ton. All open loads must to be tarped. 

Outagamie County Program & Fees

Outagamie County Recycling & Solid Waste
1919 Holland Road (Gate #3)
Appleton, WI 54911
(Across from Elm Drive)

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Bulky Item Pick Up

Some items are too large or bulky to fit in the garbage carts provided to Harrison residents.

For residents who are unable to take bulky items to a drop off and need a pick up at their residence, disposal stickers are available to purchase at the Village Municipal Office, M - F  7:30 am to 4:00 pm. 

Guidelines:

  • Bulky items are collected on the 3rd Friday of the month.
  • Each item requires its own sticker. Items that do NOT have a sticker will not be picked up.
  • Purchase stickers at the Village Municipal Office at least 3 days prior to the pickup day.
  • Place items with stickers at the roadside the night before pick up or by 5:00 am on the day of collection. 

Fees:

  • $50 first item
  • $25 for each additional item (same address/same date)
  • $75 per Freon item

Bulky waste may include: box springs, bicycles, carpet, chairs, dishwashers, furniture, fish tanks, *Freon appliances, large toys, mattresses, ranges, sofas, swimming pools, swing sets, trash compactors, washers & dryers, water heaters, and other similar items.
*Freon appliances include: air conditioners, dehumidifiers, freezers, refrigerators.

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Electronic Waste

Per Wisconsin law, the following electronics can not be placed in the garbage and must be reused, donated or recycled.

  • TVs
  • Computers (desktop, laptop, netbook and tablet computers)
  • Printers (including those that scan, fax and/or copy and 3-D printers)
  • Monitors
  • Other computer accessories (including keyboards, mice, speakers, external hard drives and flash drives)
  • E-readers
  • DVD players, VCRs and other video players (i.e., DVRs)
  • Fax machines
  • Cell phones

Calumet Recycles hosts several e-waste collections each year. Document.png

Wisconsin DNR also offers a collection list "by county" on their website.

Hazardous Waste Disposal

Improperly disposed hazardous materials can threaten the quality of our drinking water, increase the threat of algae blooms, and threaten the safety of sanitation workers. In addition, hazardous materials left around the house and garage pose an accidental poison risk to children and pets.

Calumet Recycles offers several collection each year. Document.png

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