Residential

Freedom From Waste is taking extra precautions to protect its workers and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the communities it serves.

The city is using Waste Pro Rewards to incentivize residents to recycle more and recycle right.

Officials are determining whether to implement a consolidated collection system for waste, recyclables and food scraps.

The department’s proposed rules and pilot project aim to help create “clean curbs” and remove waste from sidewalks.

NERC’s third quarterly report reveals that increasing levels of contamination in the region’s recycling stream are leading to higher processing costs.

Due to high contamination levels, glass has been going to landfills for the past seven years.

Crafter and author James Dillehay discusses his book about tackling waste with the gig economy.

Residents have complained about the landfill’s foul-smelling emissions and associated health hazards for years.

Waste Pro now services residents of 13 municipalities and assumes operations of the construction and demolition and Class I landfill in the Cleveland area.