Results

Description: RATES: Municipal Solid Waste - Muskegon County Contract Haulers Only - $27.50 Per Ton Industrial, Demolition, and All Other Wastes Not Listed - $34.60 Per Ton Contaminated Soil - $48.00 Per Ton ($50.00 Minimum) Cars $46.00 Per Ton($8.00 Minimum) Pick-Up Trucks/Trailers - $46.00 Per Ton($22.00 Minimum) Untarped Charges - $5.00 Whole tires are banned from the landfill by State law. All refundable returnable containers are banned in the landfill by State law. NO APPLIANCES, YARD WASTE, TIRES, PROPANE TANKS OR HAZARDOUS WASTES ACCEPTED

Description: Advanced Disposal (NYSE: ADSW) is proud to be the fourth largest solid waste company in the U.S. Although we do have a corporate office, we also have over 200 operating locations in the communities we serve. That way, we can be exceptionally responsive to our customers. Decisions can be made locally, quickly and implemented thoroughly. And we have the resources and the flexibility to get the job done, no matter what it takes. Also, we answer to you and our focus is exclusively on our customers and team members. As a full-service environmental services company, Advanced Disposal (NYSE: ADSW) is ready and able to meet your waste collection needs. We provide collection, transfer, disposal and recycling operations to more than 200,000 commercial customers and 2.8 million residential customers throughout Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Wisconsin and the Bahamas. We have more than 3,400 trucks running routes daily. And we offer a full range of services, including: Residential Commercial Recycling Roll-Off Containers Special Waste Landfills Transfer Stations On the surface, that may not seem very different from other waste collection companies. But at Advanced Disposal (NYSE: ADSW), it’s not the “what we do” that sets us apart, it’s the “how we do it” that makes us special. And we’re environmentally responsible and committed. Our operations follow all local, state and federal laws in regard to environmental protection. We’ve carefully developed and operate cutting-edge, environmentally safe waste disposal facilities, and we continually provide the most up-to-date environmental solutions for non-hazardous waste reduction and disposal. The bottom line is, Advanced Disposal (NYSE: ADSW) has the operational expertise, management strengths, financial capabilities and commitment to quality and the environment. And we’d like nothing more than to have the opportunity to provide you with quality service, and to care for your business, home or community with the unfailing responsiveness and reliability we’re known for. Our Sustainability Statement: We share a responsibility with our customers for protecting the environment and benefiting the communities where we work. Safety and Sustainability is woven into the fabric of what we do every day to deliver service to our customers. We are dedicated to finding and implementing sustainability solutions to reduce vehicle emissions, convert waste into renewable energy, and responsibly managing the materials we collect and process. Together, we are “Advancing” positive change to preserve the planet for future generations. ADVANCED DISPOSAL SERVICES, Inc. (NYSE: ADSW) Services Provided Residential Garbage Collection & Disposal Residential Recycling Collection Commercial and Industrial (rolloff) Residential Yard Waste Collection and Disposal for the following cities: Clarkston, Waterford, Springfield Twp, Independence Twp, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, White Lake, and Union Lake (8 bag limit per week) Guidelines for Curbside Garbage Service Curbside Garbage, Compost and Recycling Collection Please place your garbage, compost and recycling out at the curb by 6:00am the day of your scheduled pickup. Set recycling out so that it is visible to the route driver. Make sure compost cans are clearly marked and visible to the route driver. Prohibited Items: The following items cannot be picked up due to landfill or safety regulations. Construction Material Drywall, paneling, wood, shingles, etc… Glass Windows, glass in doors, mirrors Concrete, Bricks, Rocks Dirt, Sod, Trees, or Tree stumps Car parts - Including tires Batteries - All kinds Anything weighing in excess of 30 pounds Hazardous Material Paint cans can only be taken if completely empty or paint is completely dry and hardened. It must be set out next to garbage with lids off so driver can verify condition. Any item that contains Freon. Freon must be removed by certified technician and have a tag with technicians license number on it. Once the Freon is removed and item is tagged, you can call us and schedule pickup. Appliance Place in Waterford provides this service. 248-683-3397 Junk Removal Should you need removal of items on this list we recommend: Kirk Passmore 248-628-1033 Doubling We do not allow sharing of our services. Every customer must pay for services received at their individual residence. Compost Bags We do not accept garbage in compost bags. They are for yard waste only. Additionally, we do not accept compost in plastic bags. Medical Needles For more information contact Sharps Compliance at 1-877-927-8363.

Description: Emterra Group is an independent, family-owned and operated curbside recycling hauler and processor with a footprint that spans Canada with an emerging U.S. presence, primarily in Michigan. Originally founded in 1976, Emterra now services 50+ communities in Michigan stretching all the way east to Port Huron and northeast to cover Michigan’s thumb region. The company also owns and operates a tire recycling facility, a liquids processing and glass cullet facility, is a partner in plastic recycling operations, and operates over 600 trucks. The Emterra Lansing MRF is equipped with a state-of-the-art glass cleaning system with grant support from Michigan Department of Energy Great Lakes and the Environment (EGLE) and includes machine learning robotic sorting of food service packaging and paper cartons and cups, funded with EGLE grant support and industry support from the Carton Council and the Foodservice Packaging Institute/Paper Cup Alliance.