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4worldlovers: Staff will inspect the load from outside and only ask visitors to open doors for load verification when necessary (for example, a box truck door).

Drop Off Center users will not receive staff assistance unloading their vehicle

A new fee schedule was adopted September 3, 2019. Please see our brochure for more information (en español). The fee for tires is currently waived with a limit of five tires being accepted by one party.

The City of Milwaukee Drop Off Centers allow for the safe disposal and recycling of a wide variety of residential waste. The Drop Off Centers have evolved over the years to accommodate the separation and recycling of many material streams in order to steward resources and landfill space for the public benefit.

North: 6660 N Industrial Road (must enter Industrial Road from Mill Road)

In order to help offset the cost of processing materials brought to the Drop Off Centers, a fee schedule is authorized under Milwaukee Code of Ordinances 79-14.5. The load size fees are based off of an approximation of the volume of the material being brought in (measured in cubic yards).

Fees are based on the volume of the load being brought in (measured in cubic yards). The vehicle and trailer references are to help give an approximation of how large of a volume those vehicles/trailers typically have.

As an example, a passenger car sized load is generally less than 1 cubic yard if the contents are packed in the trunk and/or backseat of the vehicle; this would be a load free of charge.

However, if a passenger car were to have a full trunk and have two mattresses on the roof of the car, this would increase the load size to over 1 cubic yard (closer to the load size of a Truck/Minivan/SUV), and would incur a $20 fee.

Normal recyclable materials and scrap metal are free of charge regardless of volume.

The payment booth accepts cash, debit, and all major credit cards.

Load sizes are approximated by Drop Off Center staff to help expedite entry. All loads are priced separately. Load size is determined by staff and is non-negotiable. Staff reserves the right to deny acess depending on load,vehicle type, or conduct.

Televisions, regardless of cubic yard size, are charged based on quantity.

The Drop Off Centers are available to City of Milwaukee residents and property owners. Current State or City issued photo identification is required. A property tax bill or recent utility bill can also be used if your State issued identification shows an address outside of City limits; the name on the bill must match that on the ID that you provide.

Those wishing to access the Drop Off Centers that own property in the City, but reside outside of the City, can complete a Property Ownership Form and bring it to either Drop Off Center office for supervisor approval (forms are available onsite as well). This form can then be used in the future as proof of eligibility.

Milwaukee County residents are permitted to utilize the Household Hazardous Waste program operated by Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District. Please visit their website for locations and hours of operation.

Certain vehicles will not be allowed access to the Drop Off Centers. These include, but are not limited to vehicles with:

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4worldlovers: Child Support Awareness Month brings attention to the importance of providing the support children need to be successful and celebrates parents and caregivers for providing that support. This month also celebrates the child support professionals who assist them.

Child Support Awareness Month helps to increase public awareness of the importance of providing children and families with the support they need to ensure financial well being.

Governor Tony Evers issued a proclamation designating August 2023 as Child Support Awareness Month.

For more information about the history and purpose of Child Support Awareness Month, visit Wisconsin Department of Children and Families - Child Support Awareness.

Child Support Services will be available in person at Zablocki Library on Tuesday, September 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. Custodial and non-custodial parents can have their cases reviewed for enforcement, settlements, alternative payment plans and Children First. Referrals will be made to the appropriate Child Support Unit. Motion packets, stipulations, sworn statements, payment coupons and information on Milwaukee Fatherhood FIRE Program will be available.

For more information, view the Child Support in Your Neighborhood flyer-English or Child Support in Your Neighborhood flyer - Spanish.

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