WINNEBAGO COUNTY
WASTE & RECYCLING
GUIDE
Winnebago County Solid Waste
100 W. County Road Y | Oshkosh, WI 54901
Mon-Fri 7a-3p; Sat 7a-12p | 920.232.1800
www.WinnebagoCountySolidWaste.com
Missed pickup? Questions
about your residential service?
Waste Management, 855-207-5817
collects residential trash and recycling for the
following communities:
Town of Clayton
City of Omro
Town of Winchester
Town of Winneconne
Village of Winneconne
Harter’s Fox Valley Disposal, 888-804-8556
collects residential trash and recycling for the
following communities:
Town of Algoma
Village of Fox Crossing
Town of Neenah
Town of Vinland
GFL—Horicon, 920-387-0987
collects residential trash and recycling for the
following communities:
Town of Black Wolf
Town of Nekimi
Town of Wolf River – Residential trash and
recycling routes are serviced by GFL, New London,
920-982-4116.
City of Menasha – Residential trash and recycling
routes are serviced by Menasha Department of
Public Works, 920-967-3620.
City of Neenah – Residential trash and recycling
routes are serviced by Neenah Department of
Public Works, 920-886-6240.
City of Oshkosh – Residential trash and recycling
routes are serviced by Oshkosh Department of
Public Works, 920-232-5383.
Winnebago County Solid Waste – accepts
bulky materials, overflow curbside recyclables,
yard waste and special wastes/recyclables at
Sunnyview Landfill & Transfer Station in Oshkosh.
Fees may apply. Call 920-232-1800 for more information.
All other communities, please contact your local
municipal office.
A proud partner of:
ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO BE RECYCLED:

• Antifreeze
• Appliances
• Electronics
• Lead Acid Batteries
• Scrap Metal
• Tires
• Used Oil
• Oil Filters
• Brush, Leaves, Grass
  These items are banned from landfills and
  may be recycled at Winnebago County
  Solid Waste. Charges may apply.
  Take to
  Drop-Site
  Revised 10/2023
  For more information
  on local drop-sites, use
  our Waste Wizard
  search tool online at:
  Plastic bags, film & wrap in
  any form are NOT accepted
  in recycling carts or
  dumpsters. Take clean and
  dry plastic bags back to
  store drop-off collections,
  found at:
  RECYCLING IS REAL
  Each year, more than 100,000 tons of your
  recyclable materials are collected, sorted,
  and shipped from the Tri-County Recycling
  Facility to processors within the U.S. for
  remanufacturing into new products.
  www.RecycleMoreTriCounty.org
  OUR TOP CONTAMINANT
  www.BagAndFilmRecycling.org
  CURBSIDE RECYCLING GUIDE
  PLASTIC PAPER
  Goes In Your Recycling:
• Household bottles, jars & jugs
• Dairy containers & lids
• Produce, bakery & deli containers
  & lids
  Does NOT Go In Your Recycling:
• Plastic bags, wraps & films
• Motor oil bottles
• Styrofoam*
  Goes In Your Recycling:
• Cardboard & paperboard (food boxes)
• Newspapers & inserts
• Office & school paper
• Envelopes, junk mail & catalogs
• Books & magazines
• Milk, juice & soup cartons
  Does NOT Go In Your Recycling:
• Shredded paper
• Tissue paper
• Pet food bags
  METAL
  Goes In Your Recycling:
• Aluminum bottles & cans
• Steel & tin cans
  Does NOT Go In Your Recycling:
• Propane tanks
• Aluminum pans & foil
• Scrap metal, cookware & appliances
• Aerosol cans
• Empty paint cans
  GLASS
  Goes In Your Recycling:
• Food & beverage bottles & jars
  Does NOT Go In Your Recycling:
• Mirrors
• Window glass
• Ceramics & china
• Drinking glassware
• RECYCLE ITEMS LOOSELY IN YOUR
  CART – NO PLASTIC BAGS.
• EMPTY, RINSE & REPLACE CAPS ON
  ALL BOTTLES & CONTAINERS
• FLATTEN CARDBOARD BOXES & CUT
  TO NO LARGER THAN 2’ X 2’
  WWW.RECYCLEMORETRICOUNTY.ORG
  BATTERIES
  Batteries & electronics are a fire hazard
  and should never go in recycling carts.
  Search “battery” or “electronic” in our
  Waste Wizard website tool to find
  proper drop-off locations.
  LIQUIDS & FOOD
  Putting garbage, liquids & food in the
  recycling or “wish-cycling” items that
  you are unsure what to do with makes it
  difficult and costly for us to sort clean
  recyclables. When in doubt, visit our
  Waste Wizard website tool or contact us.
  SHREDDED PAPER
  Shredded paper builds up in our
  equipment creating unnecessary
  maintenance & cleanup. Visit our
  website or contact us for information
  about shred events or other shredded
  paper drop-off site information.
  DOWNLOAD THE BETTERBIN APP!
  The Betterbin app is a one-stop-shop
  to find answers to all of your recycling
  questions. You’ll be able to scan
  any product UPC barcode or search
  household items to get local
  recycling instructions –
  EASY, ACCURATE & CONVENIENT.
  *Styrofoam products may
  be recycled at the Foam Dome at 1919 Holland
  Rd. in Appleton —drop-off program ONLY.
  OTHER UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS