Garbage & Recycling Pickup
Curbside Waste & Recycling pickup in Huron East is provided by Bluewater Recycling Association.
How do I report a missed collection?
Please report a missed collection directly to Bluewater Recycling Association by :
- Completing an Online Form
- Phoning - 1-800-265-9799
How do I use my Wheelie Bins?
Using the bins is as easy as 1 - 2 - 3!
- Collect - all your materials inside your home!
- Empty - the blue box contents into the Blue recycling bin. Place your kitchen catcher bags directly in the Black waste bin.
- Set Out - your "wheelie" bins at the roadside when full (or almost full).
View Bluewater Recycling Association's flyer to learn more about your Wheelie Bin Service.
Designated Disposal Sites
| Brussels Residents | Grey / McKillop Residents | Seaforth / Tuckersmith Residents |
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| Morris - Turnberry Landfill | Walton Landfill | Mid-Huron Recycling Centre |
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85047 Clyde Line, Morris Ward Wednesday (10 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Saturday (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) 519-887-6137 |
42966 Blyth Road Alternating Saturdays - same week as roadside pickup (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) 519-527-0160 |
37506A Huron Road Tuesday - Saturday (8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) 519-482-7668 |
Yard & Leaf Waste
Yard waste can be composted on your property or you can drop it off, at no charge, at one of our Compost Sites. Material accepted includes: grass & leaf clippings, clean wood, branches, brush and compost.
- Brussels Compost Site - 108 Turnberry Street
- Grey / McKillop - 42966 Blyth Road (Walton Landfill)
- Seaforth / Tuckersmith Compost Site - 79522 Hannah Line (Harpurhey)
| Special Curbside Leaf Pick up - Brussels, Seaforth / Egmondville / Harpurhey and Vanastra |
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FALL LEAF COLLECTION in Seaforth, Egmondville, Harpurhey, Brussels and Vanastra IS CHANGING. Huron East will ONLY collect leaves in COMPOSTABLE PAPER YARD BAGS which can be purchased at many hardware and grocery stores. Staff will collect leaf bags left at the curb in a timely manner in October and November. Leaf pick up in this manner is the most cost-effective, reliable and consistent way to collect leaves in urban areas. An even better way to deal with leaves is to mulch them in place with your lawnmower. This keeps them from blowing around in the wind and provides excellent nutrients for healthy lawns. Huron East also has 2 compost sites in Harphurhey and Brussels for residents to take yard waste to. To keep our roads safe and storm drains clear, please DO NOT rake leaves to the curb. There will be another reminder in the Fall Newsletter that comes with your taxes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
| How do I report a missed collection? |
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Report a missed collection online at Bluewater Recycling Association. |
| How do I get a new Wheelie Bin? |
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If you require a new Wheelie Bin for Waste or Recycling, please submit a request to Bluewater Recycling Association online or by calling 1-800-265-9799. |
| Where do I dispose of E-Waste? |
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E-Waste is accepted, free of charge, at the designated disposal site for your ward. |
| Where do I dispose of Hazardous Waste? |
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Huron County operates a Household Hazardous Waste depot at the Mid-Huron Transfer Site, 37506A Huron Road (Hwy 8). The facility is open Tuesday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.. For more information, call 519-482-7668. Hazardous Waste accepted includes: batteries (household, rechargeable & automotive), household cleaners (ie: bleach, oven cleaner), energy efficient bulbs, fluorescent tubes/bulbs, hair dye, nail polish, nail polish remover, solvents, paints & varnish, caulking, glue, fuels, antifreeze, brake fluid and used motor oil. |
| How can I dispose of Bale Wrap? |
| For more information of Bale Wrap disposal, contact Switch Energy Corp. |
| What items can be recycled? |
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Visit Bluewater Recycling Association for up to date information of what can be recycled. |
FALL LEAF COLLECTION
in Seaforth, Egmondville, Harpurhey, Brussels and Vanastra
IS CHANGING.
Huron East will ONLY collect leaves in COMPOSTABLE PAPER YARD BAGS which can be purchased at many hardware and grocery stores. Staff will collect leaf bags left at the curb in a timely manner in October and November. Leaf pick up in this manner is the most cost-effective, reliable and consistent way to collect leaves in urban areas.
An even better way to deal with leaves is to mulch them in place with your lawnmower. This keeps them from blowing around in the wind and provides excellent nutrients for healthy lawns.
Huron East also has 2 compost sites in Harphurhey and Brussels for residents to take yard waste to.
To keep our roads safe and storm drains clear, please DO NOT rake leaves to the curb.
There will be another reminder in the Fall Newsletter that comes with your taxes.
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