Village Hall, Photo by Lauren Hanaman
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Where is the Recycling Center located?
There is no recycling center located in the Village.
Annual Waukesha County Recycling Event Schedule
The recently approved Collection Event Agreement with Waukesha County will allow residents to drop off both electronics and appliances for recycling. There will be a small fee charged to residents for any television or CRT computer monitor that is dropped off. All other eligible electronics and appliances will be taken at no cost. A complete listing of the Annual Collection Event Schedule can be found at: Waukesha County Electronic Recycling Event Schedule
Computers and general Electronics: https://www.waukeshacounty.gov/ewaste
Refuse and Recycling pick up – Up-The-Drive Service
The pick up for your home will be weekly on Friday. All waste should be placed in containers no larger than 40 gallons and not weighing more than 60 pounds (provided by homeowner). Recycling bins can be obtained from John’s Disposal. Pick up will be made from outside and next to your garage. Collections begin at 7:00 am. Please make sure your garbage and recycle is available for pick up by that time. Please do the following:
Trash pickup after a holiday: 2024 Calendar
Chenequa Residential Garbage and Recycling
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The Village of Chenequa asks that you have your items out by 7:00 am. If you had them out by that time, please call Johns Disposal at (262) 473-4700.
What items will not be picked up and what do I do with them?
Items that do not fit into the trash bins require advanced notice to be picked up. This includes items such as appliances, furniture, building materials. Call Johns Disposal at (262) 473-4700. Items will normally be picked up on your normal pickup day.
Yard Waste Disposal
We recently learned that Johns Disposal offers yard waste disposal to the Village of Chenequa residents.
The yard waste can be dumped at their Whitewater facility. They have a yard waste dumpster at the front of their building located at 105 County Road U, Whitewater, WI 53190.
Hours are: Monday through Friday from 8am – 4:30pm.
The drop off is closed on weekends and holidays but is open seasonally from spring through fall. They usually end the season at the first snowfall.
Yard waste should be “pure” with NO plastic, wire or twine/ tape. Compostable paper bags ARE accepted. Compostable plastic bags are NOT accepted by Johns because they are not accepted at compost sites.
Trailer loads are NOT accepted and contractors are NOT to dump at their facility.
For more information:Chenequa, Village – Johns Disposal
Please call the Police Department non-emergency line at (262) 367-2145.
Household hazardous Waste (HHW)
The Village works with Waukesha County to provide residents a responsible solution for disposing of household hazardous waste.
Waukesha County operates four (4) year-round household hazardous waste drop-off sites for residents and four (4) special one-day collections in spring and fall. Verify that your items are acceptable waste (PDF) and make sure to have proof of residency when bringing items to any HHW site. There is no fee for this service.
More information can be found on the Waukesha County website here.
Drug Collection
In order to reduce substance abuse, prevent childhood poisonings, and help protect our environment, private citizens can bring their prescription or over the counter medications, ointments, inhalers, patches, non aerosol sprays, creams, vials and pet medications to the Hartland Police Department, 210 Cottonwood Avenue.
Items NOT accepted include illegal drugs, needles/sharps, any VAPE cartridges containing batteries, mercury thermometers, aerosol cans, bio hazardous materials (anything containing a bodily fluid or blood), flares, personal care products (shampoo, soaps, lotions, sunscreens, etc…), household hazardous waste (paint, pesticides, chemicals, oil, or gas) or acids. Please do not place boxes or instructions in these containers.